Boost Waikato

09/12/2022

The first issue of BOOST Waikato will be out in February 2023 and we are really excited about the local businesses we have coming onboard.
Within the magazine we share recipes from local cafes and the community. If you have a favourite recipe you would like to contribute, please feel free to email it along with a photo to [email protected] or if you would like information on how you can advertise in the upcoming lifestyle magazine you can email or phone 027 539 4674.

09/12/2022

Delicious Christmas recipes to try. Try cinnamon duck, simple quinoa salad and a family truffle secret 🎅🎅🎅

New local, favourite Christmas recipes and ideas for to enjoy. Try them for yourself.

07/12/2022

Are you alone this Christmas or does Christmas stress you out?
Catherine Opie offers some tips to help spread the Christmas load.

I help people to break out of the cycle of unhealthy habits and form new ones to discover phenomenal health and wellbeing.

06/12/2022

TOP 10 Hair Tips from the team at Creative Hair Works in our Hibiscus Coast issue of BOOST

We are excited about our brand new magazine launching in Hamilton in February 2023. Stay tuned, and in the meantime enjoy all the BOOST HBC issue has to offer online.

02/12/2022

Every issue we run a feature on a group or business.
In the current HBC issue we featured Gill Bredl of Charity Tea who raise funds for charity through selling tea to provide feeding programmes in Haiti and school lunches in NZ. Amazing people everywhere 💛

Gill Bredl, local Hibiscus Coast Entrepreneur talks to BOOST HBC about how she built her business to raise funds for charity.

30/11/2022

Hey Hamilton, we are bringing you your very own issue of BOOST Boost Waikato lifestyle magazine in February 2023. So if you love health, fitness, wellbeing, beauty, nutrition, style, fashion, and lifestyle living in the 'TRON' then stay tuned as we are heading your way.

In the meantime read our BOOST Hibiscus Coast magazine on our website www.boosthbc.com or our online reader or download your own PDF.

This Christmas issue is full of articles on life coaching, hair care, herbalist and healthy eating, Rapid Transformation Therapy, hynotherapy, clairvoyant and empowerment coaching, financial wellbeing, business coaching, leadership, appearance medicine, packing your Summer wardrobe for your Christmas road trip and more.

Happy reading 🙏🙏🙏

Your local Hibiscus Coast magazine that covers lifestyle living information on health, fitness, food, nutrition, wellbeing, mindfulness, mindset, fashion and trends. All while supporting local business owners and developing brand awareness. BOOST HBC.

24/11/2022

I'm loving the front page of the Waikato Herald today while I enjoy my coffee in the sun.

Nga Tahi - Together as one 🖤❤🖤❤

One jersey. Waikato Rugby 🌈

24/11/2022

Crazy sign the petition and save the park and birds.

Do you love our bird park? ❤️ we need your help!

Shaw’s Bird Park is 7ha of beautifully paved bird habitat that is home to over 500 native and 3000 introduced trees and multiple varieties of birds.

Margaret and Murray brought this property 30 years ago when it was a gully full of blackberry and gorse. Now it is a wonderful breeding ground for birds. They breed Mandarin, Carolina and Grey Teal ducks.

Hamilton City Council have planned to put the East/West Road straight through the property. To build the road, the wetlands will be filled, tress cut down and bird habitat destroyed. Two bridges will need to span the gullies at tremendous cost. But there are other options that are less invasive and cheaper. The Park does not need to be destroyed.

Shaw’s Bird Park is a wonderful asset for the community and the environment. Entry to the Park is free, but donations are welcome. Over the years countless thousands of families and children have enjoyed what it has to offer and built memories here. The environment has thrived. The Park will be lost if the Road goes through.

Our petition asks that Hamilton City Council reconsider the alignment of the East/West Road through the Park, and finds one that will not destroy it.

Please show your support by signing the petition:
https://www.change.org/p/hamilton-city-council-save-shaw-s-bird-park

22/11/2022

Looking forward to this one 🎶🎶🎶

AFTER 2 YEARS WE ARE BACK!
Saturday, 3rd December 2022
Elliott Park, Nawton, Hamilton
9am - 2pm

* FREE ENTRY * COMMUNITY EVENT *
We have a range of over 100 stalls to do all your Christmas Shopping from as well as local entertainment, and FREE Bouncy Castles for the kids, along with yummy hangi, food and much more and let's not forget a very special visit from Santa arriving from the North Pole to see us all.

This is about UNITY in our COMMUNITY! So we are you to help us out and SHARE THIS POST on your socials from your Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat etc... Lets spread the word!
🎄 🎄

Event info here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/649611319574183/?active_tab=about

22/11/2022

Just start.
Creating that mindset, that I can make time for myself. I am important and my health is a priority

To be successful who do I need to be?
Not who am I now, as that is a byproduct of what I have done till now...but who do I have to be and what do I have to do to be successful.

It all starts with creating those habits to lead me into and onto the path I need to take.

It starts here today, at Anytime Fitness Rototuna

20/11/2022

Keeping things on perspective for the silly season

20/11/2022

Adoreable graduates

A trio of new Police dog teams graduated as operational today – ready to help pawtrol and protect their communities in Bay of Plenty, Canterbury and Southland 🐕🚨

They are Constable Tyson and patrol dog Preston (3) from Rotorua; Constable Tim and Lux (20 months) from Christchurch and Constable Damian and Ged (2) from Invercargill.

Woofs from the dogs and applause from family, friends and colleagues including Assistant Commissioner Mike Rusbatch, Security and International, acknowledged the new teams as they marched off the graduation parade at the New Zealand Police Dog Training Centre at Trentham.

The ceremony marked the completion of months of training in their home cities mixed with block courses at the dog training centre.

The three handlers have frontline policing backgrounds but from next week they and their dogs log on for the first time as ‘delta’ or dog section units.

Read more here 🐾 www.police.govt.nz/news/release/new-police-dog-teams-graduate-woofs-and-applause

10/11/2022

Boost Waikato your local lifestyle magazine is coming February 2023.
Promote your business in a quality, affordable magazine and connect to your community.