Waikato Press Releases

Approaching the holiday season, Wayne Cooney is aiming to assist tradespeople facing insurance renewals in December or January. With a two-month window available, now is the opportune moment to secure a free quote tailored to your specific needs. Don’t miss out on the chance to receive the exceptional service and personalized quote you’ve been seeking.

Waikato locals searching for a reputable electrical team for industrial factory maintenance, rural, commercial and residential services should visit the newly launched website of Go Wire Electrical: www.gowire.co.nz.

It’s business as usual at Design Builders, but you may notice some changes at show homes designed to keep you safe.

From time to time a truly innovative product is brought to the market, one that challenges convention and opens doors to new and better ways of treating and managing disease conditions. For osteoarthritis in animals, (and humans), this innovation is 2.5% PAAG and this is the future of arthritis treatment.

Maintenir Limited has been awarded the trade services maintenance contract for the Kinleith and Tasman Pulp and Paper Mills, located near Tokoroa and Kawerau and operated by Oji Fibre Solutions. Maintenir will provide the majority of the mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and stores services across the two main manufacturing sites, under a $40m plus long-term maintenance agreement from April 2017.

Initial Outlook for Waikato Winter and Summer Seasons: Slight shift in seasonal timing with cool and relatively dry winter, cool and average rainfall for the spring and delayed warming up in mid-summer with dry conditions in February but near normal in January and possibly slightly drier than normal March.

The seasonal forecasting team at CLIMsystems has developed ExtendWeather for New Zealand’s primary producers and energy sector. It is a state-of-the-art seasonal forecasting service that delivers high resolution maps of precipitation, temperature and soil potential evapotranspiration deficits and other variables depending on the subscription level from 10 days to up to nine months into the future. All forecasts are updated ever ten days and are based on downscaled NOAA CFSv2 data. As partners of Farmlands subscribers receive discounts if they are Farmlands members or shareholders.

New Zealand tie lovers have reason to rejoice. Cheapties recently announced their launch offering a monthly tie club completely unique to the country. Featuring many different styles, and a website set up to make selecting favourite ties simple and easy, early members have responded with enthusiasm.

Cosy Touch Limited, New Zealand innovative clothing company, has announced the launch of their new e-commerce website Cosyta™ specializing in premium cufflinks. With a New Zealand registered trademark on cufflinks, Cosyta™ is proving to be a game-changer in the New Zealand fashion industry.

Groundzone tree care is proud to announce that Paul Connolly, an arborist with their company, has placed second in the Waikato-Bay of Plenty Regional Tree Climbing Competition.

A new clothing design, alteration and repair business is set to make affordable, professional services available across New Zealand by offering services which can be utilized by posting items in for repair or alteration, saving time, hassle and money.

A new campaign, “Have the Talk” has taken to the streets of Hamilton to encourage people to discuss their wishes on organ donation.

Waikato Hospital has opened a second carpark building on 23rd January 2012 in Pembroke Street opposite the Acute Services Building and the Emergency Department. It has 5 levels, parking for 218 cars, and a cafe.

St John’s College Hockey 2012 itinerary for the year starts with a summer boot camp at Pheasant Tail Lodge in the Bay of Plenty, and ends with a trip to Melbourne to the Champions Trophy.

Waikato based NetValue Ltd is expanding its business capability again, and has just announced its merger with DigiCreative, Hamilton-based web design and search optimisation company.

Waikato rugby stars will be on hand next month when Domino’s Pizza in Hillcrest thanks its customers in style.

Leaky Homes is affecting a large part of the New Zealand population. Do you know if your house is a leaky home, and what to do if it is? Corrective Building Services in Hamilton can shed some light on this problem for you.

The South Waikato District Counci has posted signs promoting smoke free playgrounds.

Following a large number of crashes on Waikato roads, New Zealand Policy say drivers are failing to drive to conditions.

Forty people won prizes in the Ngaruawahia and Huntly Best Garden Competitions for 2010. Lianne van den Bemd, Waikato District Council’s Safer Communities Co-ordinator and one of the judges for the Ngaruawahia Garden Competition, said the quality of this year’s entries was very high.