A new 1.5 million litre wastewater tank is part of Hamilton’s new and biggest wastewater transfer station in Peacocke. It was officially opened on 25 March, blessed by mana whenua.

September 2024

Wow! The new bridge looks amazing, and it is so good to see so many people out walking and cycling on it before it is put to work.

August 2024

Great to see the new bridge is soon to open! It really looks like a beauty, both in terms of its form and its function, connecting and opening up the Peacocke area as part of Hamilton’s bright and growing future.

April 2024

The infrastructure keeps on coming for Peacocke, bridging the gap to a great future for the people who will live in the area.

As the Waikato Herald has shown us all so well from the air, great progress is being made to create the transport network that will provide new connections from Peacocke and Amberfield into Hamilton. Due to be completed by mid-2024, work on this vital enabling infrastructure is going full speed ahead!

Great to see Hamilton City Council celebrate the final concrete pour for the new Waikato River bridge - which council rightly describes as a significant stage of construction.

Great to see this article in the NZ Herald on plans for the Peacocke neighbourhood, talking about how planning is the ‘gold standard’ for this community.

Work began on Wednesday on a new 71-metre-long cycling and pedestrian bridge over the Wairere Drive extension where it meets Hamilton's Waikato River bridge to the new southern suburb of Peacocke.

Hamilton's newest bridge will start to take proper shape over the next few weeks as contractors build out the deck on the one-of-a-kind piece of infrastructure.

It’s been great to see the recent media coverage of the opening of the Hamilton section of the Waikato Expressway.

Hamilton City Council has awarded Brian Perry Civil the contract to build a new wastewater transfer station and associated works in the south-west of the city.

The go button has been pushed on a 1000-plus home development in Hamilton’s south.

Master planned riverfront suburban community to move ahead

Much-needed new housing is a step closer in Peacocke after Hamilton City Council moved to the final stages of procurement for a major wastewater connection.

The first of 26,000 native saplings have been delivered to site for planting at Amberfield after developer Weston Lea Ltd placed an order through six local nurseries late last year.

It’s been decades in the making and now a promise to open up Hamilton’s south to new housing is quickly becoming a reality.

The partnership between local government, central government and iwi is critical to progressing Hamilton’s newest neighbourhood for development, said Hamilton’s Mayor Paula Southgate.

Just days after Hamilton City Council entered the final procurement stages for a new bridge over the Waikato River, it has announced a further boost to the local and regional economy.

Hamilton City Council is entering "the final procurement phase" of a $150 million project to build a big new bridge over the Waikato River, south of Hamilton.