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The Cut Hut provides haircut services to people in an environment that can cater to individualised needs and sensitivities such as neurodiversity, LGBT, mental disabilities and physical disabilities. The specialised services is called the 'People Cut'. and is a scheduled service with an experienced hair stylist.

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Appointment (15 minutes) - $20 includes consultation 'People Cut' and finish.

Appointment (30 minutes) - $40 includes consultation, hair wash, 'People Cut' and finish.

Appointment (45 minutes) - $60 includes consultation, hair wash, "People Cut' and finish.

Appointment (1 hour) - $80 includes consultation, hair wash, 'People Cut' and finish.

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Seniors, Tertiary, Secondary, Primary and CSC holders receive 10% off their individualised 'People Cut'.

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Contact Lee directly for any enquiries on 022 479 6615 or to schedule an appointment.

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Alternatively you can use the book now button on The Cut Hut Facebook page to request an appointment time that suits you. Please leave your name, number and haircut service requirements. An appointment time can be scheduled accordingly.

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The Cut Hut is located at 12 Hood Street, Hamilton

Journey + Co, a gift and homeware boutique owned by Nikki Carlyon and Krystal Roughton, has doubled its growth every year for the past four years.

“We measure the growth by looking at what we’ve done the same week or month the previous year,” Carlyon said. “Those sales have consistently doubled if not more.”

For Journey + Co, the seeds of their success were sown during the pandemic.

The shop moved from Anglesea St to Princes St “a couple of weeks before the second Covid-19 lockdown”, co-founder Krystal Roughton said.

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Sessions 10am, 1pm and 6pm

$55 per adult | $40 per child | gift voucher

Step into the pottery workshop where creativity meets community in an atmosphere brimming with laughter, collaboration and themed fun!

Book online or email sam@potterystudio.co.nz

While throngs of visitors take the 45-minute trip out of Hamilton to live out their fantasies in The Shire (each to their own), those who stick to the heart of the ‘Tron will discover local treasures that are – in our opinion – just as precious.

On any given day in Hamilton, a world of natural beauty, rich Māori culture, creativity, and delicious moments set to impress both first-time visitors and long-time locals. Wander along the banks of our country’s longest river, lose track of time in award-winning gardens, find great coffee or cocktails down unassuming alleyways, feast at neighbourhood gems, meet makers and artists, and be utterly enchanted.

Once you realise how much ground there is to cover in Kirikiriroa, it can be tricky to know which way to turn. So, we’ve consulted a few in-the-know residents to put together a locally approved list of the best places to eat, drink, shop and explore next time you’re in Hamilton. Spoiler alert: it ends with ice cream.

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