22 May 2025 17:00422150m²675m²For All Ages and accessibility are hard to come by and even harder to walk away from Between the cul-de-sac streetscape and the elevated Hillcrest position 2/3 Lynngate affords a sanctuary for all ages The home radiates a farmstead charisma you can't replicate by blending wood-rich interiors The living plan is a split-level design two bathrooms two living zones with seamless outdoor connection and four bedrooms including the self-contained bedroom on the ground level-perfect for teen independence or a studio Each living area plays to its outdoor match The combined kitchen and family zone open to a private alfresco escape The upstairs living area is all about elevation and outlook with an entertainer's deck framed by treetops and sky The self-contained bedroom downstairs has private entry and can be closed off from the main areas of the house lending itself to teenagers or business-minded folks The location underscores the breezy and centrally positioned lifestyle within arm's reach of Highbury and Northcote shops 2/3 Lynngate delivers the space and setting to make it all work Join us at the open home or get in touch beforehand; we'd love to hear from you Watch the auction live here: https://rwmilford.co.nz/watch-our-auctions-live based on a borrower’s individual credit assessment.Canstar's Most Awarded Personal LoanGet a renovation loan up to $70K and bring your vision to life we can approve your home improvement loan quickly and get your renovation started A person is in custody and lockdowns lifted at two Hamilton schools after a reported firearms sighting at pick-up time this afternoon Hillcrest High School and Silverdale Normal School were locked down while police attended an incident near the intersection of Silverdale Rd and Masters Ave Police said they were called just before 3pm with some staff armed “as a precaution” According to the Hillcrest High School Facebook page the school was put into lockdown around 3.13pm We will let you know when it is safe to release students,” the post said said she had been at the scene since about 3pm There were about four and that happened quite quickly She said she watched as the Armed Offenders Squad and police with dogs also arrived at the scene She said she saw two young people taken into custody by police A post on a Hamilton community page with videos in the comments showed one person surrendering to police on the ground Police cordons were lifted and students released about 5.20pm Police said two imitation firearms have been recovered from an address Maryana Garcia is a Hamilton-based reporter covering breaking news in Waikato She previously wrote for the Rotorua Daily Post and Bay of Plenty Times Hamilton District Court is closed and cases have been disrupted One person is in custody and imitation guns have been seized after two schools in Hamilton were placed in lockdown while police responded to a reported firearm sighting The firearm sighting was reported on Silverdale Road Police said some staff are armed as a precaution and a cordon had been set up with the schools in lockdown as a precaution Members of the public had earlier been advised to avoid the area police said two imitation firearms had been recovered from an address Hillcrest High School - close to Silverdale Road - went into Lockdown at 3:13pm Wednesday just minutes before the end of the school day Parents and caregivers had been asked not go to the school RNZ understands Silverdale Normal School was also affected "We realise this has caused inconvenience and stress to our community but our first priority is the safety of our students and staff," Hillcrest High School said in a statement It had implemented emergency procedures and locked the school down as a result of Ministry of Education instructions "The school is satisfied the emergency processes and procedures undertaken were appropriate and carried out in the best interests of students and staff of Hillcrest High School," they said The school earlier said buses would return to the school when the lockdown ended people had reported that roads around both schools had been blocked by police New Zealand RSS Follow RNZ News 22 May 2025 10:00524610m²A Rare Opportunity After 54 Years!Auction: 8-12 The Promenade Takapuna on Thursday 22 May 2025 at 10:00AM (unless sold prior) Cherished by the same family since it was first built in 1971 character-filled family home is on the market for the very first time Nestled in a sought-after central location this property is set on a generous 610m² freehold section with desirable street frontage and offers an exceptional opportunity for families to move in and live with potential to modernise and add value over time and lounge offer a warm embrace and create a comfortable living environment offering views of Rangitoto Island and Takapuna CBD a lower level was later added to accommodate a growing family two separate living area layout offering desirable adult teenage separation A double garage with internal access is complemented by ample off-street parking the fully fenced backyard is the perfect playground for children and pets with the nearby Linley Reserve offering a lush green outlook Enjoying a prime position where everything you need is close at hand Zoned for highly regarded Willow Park Primary this home is perfect for families and a golden opportunity for investors and land bankers looking to secure a prime piece of real estate in a high-growth area Call us now for more information and to arrange a time to view See this listing on Barfoot & Thompson Flawless & Ready to Impress!Tucked away in a quiet this beautifully renovated brick and tile single-level home is the perfect blend of style and a layout designed for effortless living The heart-melting kitchen is a true showpiece while the stunning bathroom offers a daily escape into spa-like luxury Enjoy the freedom of a low-maintenance garden complemented by a single-car garage and generous storage throughout or simply seeking a flawless move-in-ready home You can watch the auction live here https://rwcarpenterrealty.co.nz/watch-our-auctions-live 22 May 2025 12:00313Hillcrest Honey!Stylish this modernised weatherboard home oozes character and charm and is sure to capture your heart At the heart of the home is a spacious designer kitchen providing a seamless connection to the lounge and a generous all-weather patio perfect for year-round entertaining The open-plan living and dining area features a cozy wood-burning fire and a heat pump ensuring comfort all year round The three bedrooms are ideally proportioned with ample storage A well-appointed bathroom and powder room with a second toilet is ideal for families of all ages Double glazing and a ducted Sayr ventilation system are also additional benefits of the home fully lined basement area with endless potential this flexible zone is ready to adapt to your needs easy-care gardens and ample off-street parking complete the home Our owners have purchased-don't miss this opportunity to secure this Hillcrest honey To download property documents: www.harcourtsfiles.co.nz/listings/SVT5 North Shore City875,00021290m²Plane Is Leaving Needs To Sell!Seize this opportunity to secure a beautifully updated 2-bedroom townhouse in sought-after Trelawny Place modern kitchen ideal for keen cooks and entertainers Both generously sized bedrooms are located on the main level for easy a charming loft offers a flexible bonus space-perfect as a kids' playroom The open-plan living area flows effortlessly to a private outdoor space or investing smartly-this property demands your attention Our highly motivated vendors want this SOLD-now priced by negotiation Please be aware that this information has been sourced from third parties View our property information disclaimer here: raineandhorne.co.nz/property-disclaimer Get a renovation loan up to $70K and bring your vision to life. 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Manukau CityBy negotiation311436m²Hot Property Alert!Drumroll 1 bathroom home with a single garage that will make you swoon Located just a stone's throw away from all the action in Papatoetoe this gem is the epitome of convenience and charm With a makeover that will make your jaw drop you'll be living in style and sophistication in no time Say goodbye to outdated and hello to upgraded Your trusty single garage has got your back And with easy access to motorway SH 1 and 20 Don't let this opportunity slip through your fingers - seize the moment and make this dreamy abode yours today you won't want to miss out on this slice of paradise Ready to add a touch of magic to your life Contact me now to schedule a viewing before someone else snatches up this enchanting home See this listing on Barfoot & Thompson North Shore CityOffers Over $1,370,000414123m²675m²Open Sun 3pm Hillcrest Family Haven with a Price!Looking for a spacious one-level home that offers both comfort and versatility This beautifully refurbished 1960s bungalow is perfect for families and entertainers alike Situated on a rare flat section in the sought-after North Shore this property is in zone for excellent schools such as Willow Park and Northcote College you'll be welcomed by a practical "mud room" entrance that leads you through the heart of the home The open-plan living and dining areas flow seamlessly into a sleek modern kitchen with a generous island bench-ideal for both family meals and entertaining The stunning backyard is the highlight of the home accessible through French doors that open into an adventure playground for the kids and a perfect spot for entertaining guests Beautifully landscaped gardens frame the property these flexible spaces have endless possibilities A large family bathroom with a separate bath and a double carport with ample off-street parking complete this well-rounded package Make this beautiful family home yours today-just minutes from Willow Park School Don't miss out on this gem in a prime location Call us now or pop along to the open homes Link to Harcourts property files : https://www.harcourtsfiles.co.nz/listings/DLJK North Shore CityBEO $3,000,000524160m²1,074m²Rare Double Site Opportunity | Professionals**Your Local Professionals** A rare dual-site opportunity in the Residential - Mixed Housing Urban Zone this combined 1,883sqm (more or less) landholding is packed with development potential Positioned to deliver both lifestyle and long-term value this site is nestled in a high-owner-occupancy neighbourhood providing a sense of community while still offering scale and opportunity The gentle contour and utility access make development more achievable • Combined land area of 1,883sqm (809sqm + 1,074sqm approx.) • Gently sloping site with harbour outlooks • Utility access with potential for more connections nearby • Easy access to key arterial commuter routes With generous proportions and a location that's both established and evolving Whether you're seeking a multi-lot development **There may be some flexibility if you need to sell your home to buy this one Located in a desirable suburb known for its strong sense of community and transport links are all within easy reach making everyday life a breeze for future residents or tenants **Professionals CPRE was born out of the desire to do real estate differently passionate and perform at the highest levels within the industry North Shore CityAsking Price $935,000311130m²Affordable Double Westlake School ZoneIn-Room Auction this funky and beautifully modern home offers an unbeatable combination of excellent school zoning this distinctive home features three bedrooms plus an office/study room - with remote work potential modern kitchen flows seamlessly into semi open-plan living and dining areas sun-drenched private deck-ideal for entertaining Set back from the street in a secure six-unit complex this home enjoys peace and privacy with access via a right-of-way An attached single garage adds to the appeal while the Northcote Shopping Centre is on the verge of an exciting transformation with zoning for the highly sought-after Willow Park Primary and both Westlake Boys' and Girls' High Schools this fantastic home is now available for you to enjoy Manukau CityAsking price $720,000418Act Fast - Opportunities Like This Don't Wait!This four-bedroom gem combines comfort this home is your sanctuary in the heart of Papatoetoe Whether you're searching for the perfect family retreat or a smart investment • Open-Plan Living: A bright and welcoming kitchen designed to bring family and friends together • Four Generous Bedrooms: Plenty of room for the whole family • Expansive Wrap-Around Deck: Your go-to space for relaxing • Single Garage + Single Carport: Versatile parking and storage with ample off-street parking for added convenience This home truly offers the best of both worlds-tucked away for privacy and security Properties like this are rare and highly sought after Act now to secure this incredible home before someone else does Call Today and Find Yourself in a Better Place See this listing on Barfoot & Thompson North Shore CitySharply Priced $1,295,000525230m²421m²Another SOLD by Ray & ShannonPlease reach out to Ray & Shannon if you are thinking of selling Property has sold & all open home cancelled legal home and income property offers unmatched versatility and potential delivering premium rental yield in a sought-after North Shore location enjoy a recently refreshed three-bedroom family home with a modern bathroom and spacious open-plan living a self contained two-bedroom unit generates rental income or houses extended family Internal access through an oversized double garage with off-street parking for the upstairs home and a dedicated space for the unit Located in a highly sought-after area with top school zones this property offers lifestyle and financial benefits or investors seeking multiple revenue streams The downstairs unit is currently rented for $520 per week (not including utility bills) Don't miss out-priced well below the CV of $1.5m this property offers excellent value and future growth potential Call Ray 027 292 9968 or Shannon 027 476 5482 for more information or a private viewing today North Shore CityAsking price $929,000322140m²Committed Owners Make An Offer.Our highly motivated vendors are ready to move on and are eager to see a sold sign go up which is why they have put a sharp price up to have this gone as soon as possible well-crafted home in the ever-popular Hillcrest neighborhood will capture your heart it boasts a spacious and smartly configured layout that makes everyday living a breeze low-maintenance living in this sun-soaked residence with two separate entrances for added flexibility The light-filled open-plan living and dining area flows effortlessly to a generous deck and beautifully landscaped gardens-your very own private sanctuary shaded by mature fruit trees and perfect for entertaining year-round This home features three generously sized bedrooms and full of charm-it's a home that truly works for your lifestyle offering plenty of room to tuck away seasonal gear or treasured keepsakes The rumpus room has served the current owners as a potential income stream-easy to rent out thanks to the prime location Whether you're considering a boarder or exploring passive income options Tucked away in a quiet and private setting yet just minutes from Glenfield Mall Opportunities like this don't come around often-book your private viewing today Disclaimer: The floor and land area sizes provided have been sourced from Relab These measurements have not been independently verified by the Salesperson or South Realty Ltd the property may have been filtered into a specific price range All prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own due diligence obtain independent legal and expert advice and verify all details provided during the property's marketing campaign North Shore City$715,000213100m²Packed with Potential - Freestanding Townhouse!Tucked away from the hustle and bustle this charming private home presents an exceptional opportunity for first-home buyers this property is full of promise and potential Whether you're looking to move in and make it your own or add value with a modern touch • Two generous bedrooms with lovely high ceilings • Functional bathroom with a shower-over-bath and separate toilet • Open-plan living and dining that flows effortlessly to your private courtyard • Contemporary kitchen with gas cooking and room to add a scullery for even more convenience • Low-maintenance garden providing a peaceful • Single carport plus lockable storage unit and additional allocated parking space Hillcrest offers a blend of suburban peace with unbeatable convenience In zone for top local schools including Marlborough School Get a renovation loan up to $70K and bring your vision to life Parents have started arriving to take children home after three people were taken to hospital - two in a serious condition - affected by a gas leak at an early childhood centre on Auckland’s North Shore Emergency services are at the Caterpillars to Butterflies Early Childhood Centre on Coronation Rd in Hillcrest after a call at 11.54am A staff member told the Herald no children had been harmed by the incident A police spokesperson said enquiries were underway into the exact circumstances surrounding the incident that saw three taken to hospital Children have remained at the centre throughout the ordeal One parent told the Herald the centre had been calling parents to notify them of the incident At 2pm parents had started arriving to pick up their children and take them home early Ministry of Education North leader Isabel Evans said the incident was attended by FENZ and St John ambulance “Centre management managed this isolated incident in accordance with their emergency management protocols “Three staff have been taken to North Shore Hospital FENZ had cleared the centre to continue to operate as normal and relief staff had been called in “Our traumatic incident team will provide support for as long as required.” A St John spokesperson said one person in moderate condition and two people in serious condition were being transported to North Shore Hospital They said St John responded with two rapid response units A Fire and Emergency spokesperson said it was responding to the leak with two firetrucks Nearly two hours after the incident all St John vehicles had left the scene but four police cars remained Sign up to The Daily H, a free newsletter curated by our editors and delivered straight to your inbox every weekday. The minister says she's changed her processes after admitting processes were 'untidy'. Sunny & New - Westlake Girls' ZoneEmbrace modern living in this stylish new development perfectly positioned overlooking McFetridge Park and with attractive views to leafy Marlborough Reserve just over the road The elevated north-east aspect ensures ample sun & light and on a clear day you can see all the way to Great Barrier Great education options - just a short walk to the established Marlborough Primary School and two early childcare centres and in zone for Takapuna Normal Intermediate and Westlake Girls High School Built from a range of modern materials for an eye-catching look the homes combine low maintenance and convenience with a thoughtful interior design • Quality carpets throughout for a luxurious underfloor feel • Fridge cavity for double-door fridge is pre-plumbed for water • Charging cupboard for electronic devices to keep your kitchen clutter-free on-street parking is available on both sides of Archers Rd making it easy for visitors and guests to park Individual freehold titles mean no body corp fees and the ultimate blend of comfort and convenience Contact us today to arrange a private viewing and secure your dream home See this listing on Barfoot & Thompson North Shore CityBy negotiation424351m²Freehold MeticulousAfter nearly 20 years of love and care this beautifully maintained family home is ready for its next chapter this ultra-spacious home is designed for growing families Tilden Avenue is a sought-after street in this suburb plus easy motorway and public transport access—including a short stroll to the bus stops—getting around is a breeze this home puts your kids' education in excellent hands while offering parents peace of mind Room for Everyone: Four Bedrooms + Sunny Office: A flexible layout with two bedrooms and a bathroom downstairs and a large bathroom upstairs—perfect for extended family or working from home Spacious Living & Outdoor Flow: The bright and airy living area seamlessly connects to the kitchen and dining sun-drenched deck—ideal for summer BBQs and family get-togethers Double Garage & Off-Street Parking: Plenty of space for cars with a secure double garage and extra off-street parking After almost 20 years of creating wonderful memories the current stewards bid a fond farewell to a property steeped in cherished moments passing the torch to a discerning new owner This isn't just a house; it's a refined home and a sanctuary where generations have thrived Don't miss the opportunity to make it yours Contact us now to experience the magic of this exceptional residence See this listing on Barfoot & Thompson Hillcrest High School in Hamilton refused to take a secondary student despite Ministry of Education instructions telling school authorities to accept the teen A Hamilton 16-year-old has given up on ever finishing his secondary education after being locked out of his local high school for a year and a half The teen was excluded from Hamilton’s Hillcrest High School as a 14-year-old in March last year after getting into a fight on school grounds and also being involved in an earlier incident The family then paid to privately tutor the teen through 2023 before the Ministry of Education agreed to review his case the ministry issued a December legal order – known officially as a directive – telling Hillcrest High to re-enrol the teen The school refused to comply with the order The family says that a year and a half without school – including seven months waiting for the school to follow the directive – was too much for their son The ministry and family eventually agreed to withdraw the directive last week the ministry had helped the teen enrol in a polytechnic course The past year and a half had been “absolute hell” for the family with the teen becoming withdrawn and low as his friends dropped off and he lost contact with his age group his whole mental health went quite bad,” she said Hillcrest High School principal Christine Williams said her school acted for the good of its school community “Our Board of Trustees acted in the best interests of the staff and students at our kura,” she said the ministry agreed to revoke the directive.” The teen’s mum said she’s speaking out because she wants the ministry to look more closely at the actions of the Hillcrest High board and its former principal The Herald this month revealed three New Zealand high schools had been refusing to enrol students that the Ministry of Education had legally told them they had to accept the ministry sent 261 legal orders in the past year to unwilling schools telling them they must enrol students excluded or expelled from elsewhere Official Information Act (OIA) data showed And while schools in 251 cases had accepted the ministry’s orders, three unnamed schools – two in Auckland and one in Waikato – had refused to comply. The teen’s mum said she believed Hillcrest High was the Waikato school mentioned in the OIA. She believed the school had been wrong to draw the process out so long and refuse to follow the ministry’s legal order. For weeks on end, the school had ignored and refused to communicate with the family, even when they used a lawyer, she claimed. This was despite her volunteering at the school and two of the teen’s brothers having also studied at Hillcrest High. She also questioned why the Ministry of Education didn’t enforce its legal directive and make the school accept their son. Still, she said she was grateful to the ministry for its efforts. Its team recently worked with the head of a polytechnic course to get her son enrolled in the course on short notice. The polytechnic team knew her son’s story and took him in, saying would they watch over him and that they think their course is “the place for him”, she said. “And that is just so nice to hear at the end of it all because it’s been so bad.” She now also believes the hospitality course is “probably the best thing” for her son. “This will bring him up to have a bit more confidence.” The Ministry of Education didn’t answer a Herald question asking why it didn’t enforce its directive to Hillcrest High. It didn’t believe it was appropriate to go into detail about the teen’s personal information. Jocelyn Mikaere, deputy secretary of the ministry’s Te Tai Whenua Central operation, said the ministry only approves directives “in exceptional circumstances where we are unable to reach an agreement with a school to re-enrol a student”. “We know that excluding a student is not a decision that schools take lightly - often the exclusion is the result of complex and challenging behaviours,” she said. After a directive is issued, the ministry tries to continue working with whānau and schools to manage the student’s transition back into education, sometimes by helping get additional support systems in place at the school, she said. However, actually forcing the school to comply with the directive “would be the very last option” and only used “when every other option has been exhausted”, Mikaere said. “In this case, the student has identified a new pathway to progress his education and training with the support of his family, and we wish him every success,” she said. Vaughan Couillault, president of the Secondary Principals’ Association of NZ, said schools typically work closely with the Ministry of Education to get students back into learning. And the instances when they pushed back against the ministry were “really infrequent”. He said he could not speak about the Waikato incident but schools in general had a responsibility to their existing students and staff to keep them safe and protect their learning environment. “The rights of everyone is important but that works both ways,” he said. “So the excluded student has a right to education, but the students that are already enrolled in the school have a right to be safe so that they can continue with their educations.” He said schools that pushed back against the ministry typically did so because they hadn’t had all their questions and concerns answered. It could be that they don’t believe the behaviour in the excluded student has changed or because they have not received the financial or teaching assistance they believe they need to accommodate the student, Couillault said. “In my experience, when there’s pushback, there’s always a piece of information that’s missing, something that hasn’t been done,” he said. Schools did not take the process lightly, he said. Meanwhile, the Waikato teen’s mum feels Hillcrest High School’s attitude has let her son down. “It’s horrendous for a young teenager to have been left without education,” she said. She’s now looking forward to her son gaining confidence and skills at his new course, she said. North Shore CityBy negotiation433175m²Modern Home in Westlake ZoneBrand new and in a prime location—this property is a “must-see” for many reasons effortlessly blending style and functionality The ground floor features an internal-access double garage and laundry area the property comes with a 10-year Stamford Building Warranty The first floor is designed for both entertaining and everyday comfort The open-plan dining and living area seamlessly connects to a private backyard through sliding doors The kitchen is equipped with Miele appliances A stone feature wall adds character and warmth to the living area This floor also includes a second lounge and a full bathroom which can be easily converted into a fourth bedroom if desired The top floor boasts three generously sized bedrooms Central air conditioning ensures year-round comfort while the modern security system provides peace of mind such as Westlake Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools and Takapuna Normal Intermediate It’s just a short stroll to McFetridge Park a few minutes’ drive to supermarkets and shopping centers and offers easy access to motorways—perfect for busy families this home is ideal for those seeking a modern and low-maintenance lifestyle Don't wait—call us to schedule a viewing today See this listing on Barfoot & Thompson Parents have started arriving to take children home after three people were taken to hospital - two in a serious condition - affected by a gas leak at an early childhood centre on Auckland’s North Shore. Emergency services are at the Caterpillars to Butterflies Early Childhood Centre on Coronation Rd in Hillcrest after a call at 11.54am. A staff member told the Herald no children had been harmed by the incident. She said teachers had been made unwell. A police spokesperson said enquiries were underway into the exact circumstances surrounding the incident that saw three taken to hospital. Children have remained at the centre throughout the ordeal. One parent told the Herald the centre had been calling parents to notify them of the incident. At 2pm parents had started arriving to pick up their children and take them home early. A St John spokesperson said one person in moderate condition and two people in serious condition were being transported to North Shore Hospital. Firefighters outside the Caterpillars to Butterflies Early Chilhood Centre responding to a gas leak which has seen teachers taken to hospital for treatment. They said St John responded with two rapid response units, four ambulances, and one operations manager. A Fire and Emergency spokesperson said it was responding to the leak with two firetrucks. Police at the Caterpillars to Butterflies early learning centre on Auckland's North Shore after a gas leak that saw three staff taken to hospital. Nearly two hours after the incident all St John vehicles had left the scene but four police cars remained. Take your Radio, Podcasts and Music with you The remains unearthed by construction work at a Hamilton residential property are human and pre-European, a police forensic examination has revealed Detective Senior Sergeant Scott Neilson said forensic examination of the human remains had determined they are “pre-European” “Police will not be investigating the matter further and the remains will be exhumed in consultation with local iwi.” The remains were discovered on Tuesday when an excavator began work to install a pool at a property in the Hillcrest suburb Police were called to the address and a scene guard was in place at the site overnight police have been conducting an investigation at the property with an increased police presence in the area Neilson said the owners of the property continued to assist police as they examined the scene one resident who has lived in the area for 20 years said he had seen the digger on the property but wasn’t aware of any police involvement until asked by the media “It’s been a good neighbourhood,” the man said “We’ve had good relationships with people here.” said her child had come home from school yesterday to see three or four police cars parked in the street Ngāti Wairere historian Wiremu Puke said the area of Hillcrest was once densely covered in native trees such as Totara “There was a walking track that extended along Hillcrest road.” there were no signs of fortifications on the hill One part of the ridge was called Te Puutikitiki where the feathers were adorned because the huia and other types of native birds used to be caught on that ridge.” was one of the ancestral names for Hillcrest “Ngāti Parekirangi were the hapū that had mana whenua over that land prior to 1864,” Puke said “So the descendants of Ngāti Parekirangi should be involved with the remains.” Puke said he wanted to thank the contractor who had the foresight to contact police about the remains “It would have been good to have an archeologist called in immediately,” Puke said “There might have been other artefacts buried nearby Often with pre-European burials the body was buried in a foetal position facing the east.” Puke said it would be important to ensure all of the bone fragments were collected and DNA identification might be possible from the enamel of the teeth or bone of the jaw “Dating a skeleton isn’t exactly easy but it can be done and that’s usually done at Auckland University.” Wiremu Puke has served as a visiting lecturer to Auckland University of Technology University of Waikato and Victoria University of Wellington in Māori traditions pre-steel material culture and in professional museum studies Maryana Garcia is a Hamilton-based multimedia reporter covering breaking news in Waikato The 6-foot-10 senior outside hitter, who last year transformed the Lightning from a middling program into something of a powerhouse, delivered 18 kills and served up five aces as the No. 10 seed swept visiting Riverside Hillcrest, 25-18, 25-20, 25-16, in Wednesday evening’s Division 4 opener. Cryst is a devastating presence, all over the court, but if Sage Hill (15-11) is to conquer four more foes — starting with a second-round trek to Pasadena Poly (15-3) on Saturday at 4 p.m. — it’s because it’s no longer all about him. First-year head coach Jordan Hoppe’s 6-2 spread offense, far beyond last year’s set-it-for-Cryst approach, requires contributions from everyone. It took a rugged regular-season campaign, with playoff aspirations teetering until the finish, to get things right, and now the Lightning is humming: four wins in a row, starting with a five-set comeback win two weeks ago over Portola, a pivotal result in its at-large playoff berth. “I feel like we’re playing our best volleyball,” said the Long Beach State-bound Cryst, last year’s Division 5 Player of the Year. “All year, it just kind of felt so off. Last year, we had this confidence, this chip on our shoulder. We didn’t really have that [this year] until I’d say the Portola win. “[That] was just a moment for us where you had to find it. You know, you either do it or you don’t.” Sports The Lightning defeat the fourth-seeded Titans 19-25, 25-22, 22-25, 25-18, 15-13 on Saturday in the CIF Southern Section Division 5 boys’ volleyball final at Cerritos College. Hoppe, an AVP Beach pro who played at Orange Coast College and Concordia University in Irvine and was a Lightning assistant coach five years ago, has brought to the program superior tactical and organizational sophistication, emphasizing team over superstar. Playing vital roles are outside hitter Ryan Manesh (six kills, three aces and a block against Hillcrest), Connor Gapp (27 assists, four kills, one ace, one block), who has transitioned from All-CIF opposite to chief setter in the 6-2 scheme, and fellow junior Dylan Han, an All-CIF hitter now at opposite. “[Last year there was] too much reliance on some of our bigger guys, and we needed to find a way to spread the love, spread the ball,” Hoppe said. “We’ve been able to really grill that in practice and make sure guys were really working hard, getting the middles involved, getting everyone involved, giving everybody a chance to get going. We want those guys as involved as possible.” It was evident in Wednesday’s victory, in which the Lightning shared the ball while using mid-game runs (11-4 in the first set, 8-2 in the second, 14-6 in the third) to pull away from Hillcrest (23-8), an Ivy League co-champion. The service game, led by back-to-back Cryst aces twice in the second set, often handcuffed the Trojans’ attack, and the net battle was won largely through Cryst’s work limiting standout sophomore outside hitter Evan Eugene (10 kills). “We can’t get it in our heads that it’s going to be a breeze again because we were able to win a championship last year,” Manesh said. “Now we’re in a higher division. So we have to push even harder. ... I think we have it in us.” Cryst said it’s “easy to be, like, ‘Oh, we won it last year, we’ll just do it again.’” “It’s easy to be complacent,” he said. “But this is a whole new year, new offense, new guys. And I think that’s also inspiring for some guys, because they’re, like, ‘It’s my turn now to get this. I don’t just have to be behind Jackson hitting a bunch of high balls.’ News Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map North Shore CityDeadline Sale - 22 May 2025 at 4:00 PM (USP)423Family Home With Convenience And PotentialDEADLINE SALE closed at 4pm on 22 May Thursday (Unless Sold Prior) Step into comfort and opportunity with this well-located 4-bedroom perfectly suited for growing families or smart investors enjoy privacy on a half share of a generous 1012 sqm section(more or less) this property offers a spacious backyard-ideal for kids A major highlight is the self-contained downstairs suite with its own separate entrance-perfect for rental income Located in the highly sought-after Willow Park School zone this home ensures access to one of the area's most respected primary schools This is your chance to secure an affordable Northcote property with the flexibility for your purpose and make the most of a large outdoor space in a family-friendly neighborhood schedule your viewing today and submit your offer *PLEASE PARK ON THE SIDE OF OCEAN VIEW RD FOR VIEWINGS* Auckland – is heading to auction on December 5 Photo / SuppliedAs a young and innovative team The Urban Refinery knows the importance of differentiating themselves from more traditional developers and the company’s latest project in the popular suburb of Hillcrest is testimony to their combined talents they have once again created unique contemporary homes with appealing architecture along with their signature stylish interiors The Urban Refinery development manager Charlie Bott says that 99 Hillcrest comprises three 122sqm stand-alone townhouses and one that’s a little larger at 132sqm Each has three bedrooms and two bathrooms with internal access garaging and a master-build guarantee “These aren’t typical cookie-cutter newly built homes so they’re perfect for those with an eye for design and a taste for comfort,” he says “The form of our buildings is very important to us so we went down to the South Island to Canterbury Clay Bricks where we sourced the curved bricks that we’ve used on the front of each house It’s an architectural effect that we think works really well.” Nu-Wall aluminium cladding has been used on the upper levels and durable aluminium window joinery adds extra pizazz Each townhouse is fully insulated and has a heat-pump for cool summers and cosy winters Charlie says that they have been meticulously planned in order to work hard for their owners an architectural feature of the development were sourced from Canterbury Clay Bricks in South Island Each townhouse has three bedrooms and two bathrooms with internal access garaging and a master-build guarantee and we’ve managed to include walk-in wardrobes and ensuites in the master bedrooms while the two further bedrooms share a bathroom.” He’s especially pleased with the kitchens which are modern and streamlined with Bosch appliances and engineered stone benchtops Ideal for entertainers they form part of a spacious living and dining zone LED lighting and engineered timber floors continue the theme of contemporary sophistication fully landscaped courtyard allows owners to enjoy rest Charlie says that 99 Hillcrest – as a whole – is specifically designed to be classic and timeless blending in seamlessly with other properties in the pleasant “We’re very proud of it and we believe it will continue to impress for many years to come.” Nu-Wall aluminium cladding has been used on the upper levels and durable aluminium window joinery adds extra pizazz and a stark contrast The kitchens are modern and streamlined with Bosch appliances and engineered stone benchtops The first one of these exciting new bespoke turnkey dwellings is now available and Kris Cunningham says that The Urban Refinery’s commitment to superior design quality and attention to detail is evident in every single aspect 99A Hillcrest is perfectly positioned for local shops and cafes with plenty of green space nearby and easy access to the motorway and public transport This first townhouse has a garage and one off-street parking space Kris says the property is ideal for couples but would also suit young families as the local schools are very good “People searching for a typical Kiwi first home should definitely take a look because it has the charm and personality they’re seeking – with all the advantages of being brand new there’ll be free coffee and smoothies at the first open home.” Remodeling is planned for Hillcrest Medical Center offices in the 110 West 7th Building downtown This weekly update lists new commercial construction expansions and enlargements of more than $80,000 in Tulsa Descriptions of work are described where listed Commercial building permits are provided by the city of Tulsa on a weekly basis after entities provide information on upcoming building plans Listed cents are rounded up or down to the nearest dollar alteration (tenant finish-out for Hillcrest Medical Center offices on 24th and 25th floors of the 110 West 7th Building) addendum (sprinkled single story pre-engineered metal building warehouse and office building) new (shell only application of metal building) alteration (minor alteration to Old Time Pottery for proposed Gabe’s retailer (same tenant) Work to include interior painting of walls relocate/replace electrical receptacles for new cash wrap area) addition (existing automobile dealership renovation) alteration (reconfiguration of one unit to meet accessibility requirements) retaining wall (excavation support and protection); permit is engineered shop drawings and design calculations and is for its value only Building permit (commercial) has already been submitted for the overall project) addendum (construction of commercial restaurant building Oral Roberts University Learning Resources Center and Graduate Center alteration (renovation of 28,464 square feet on Level 4 of the Learning Resources Center and Graduate Center into classrooms administration and supporting services; remodel of approximately 10,000 square feet of existing Level 3 lobby; and replacement of monumental stair between Levels 3 and 4 closing in the open stair connection between Levels 4 and 5) business@tulsaworld.com Get the latest local business news delivered FREE to your inbox weekly Email notifications are only sent once a day The Bartlesville landmark was set to be sold Tuesday as part of a bankruptcy auction but we also have big opportunities," said Brian Kurtz president and CEO of the Downtown Tulsa Partnership "I think the biggest thing for us is expansion of our online grocery pickup," said the manager of the Walmart Neighborhood Market at 4720 E "We have a chance to achieve that same level (of growth) that happened over the course of the last two decades — over the next three to five y… Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account 11:15 AM | Updated: 11:32 am BY MARY CULBERTSON MIDVALE — After a devastating crash in Midvale Saturday officials announced Monday the 16-year-old driver who died was identified as a student at Hillcrest High School the student was Elijah Exodus Bustamante Martinez with 19-year-old Donny Gabriel Castro Hernandez in the passenger seat known to his family as “Eli,” was described as someone who reached for the stars and encouraged others to do the same Destiny Tovey said he had a way of connecting with people that inspired them “He would look at somebody and he would already build kind of a connection with their spirit before he even talked with them before he got to know them,” she said “And then when he did talk with them he would have those one-on-one conversations of like ‘Who do you want to be in the future?'” “The one thing I always loved about my brother was no matter what race whatever — he always wanted everybody to just find a beautiful afterlife.” Hillcrest High School student Elijah Exodus Bustamante Martinez was killed in a crash in Midvale on March 22 Tovey said Eli had just finished delivering a speech on Friday at Brigham Young University about how to improve writing for teachers and had many meaningful friends he made at both Hillcrest High School and Northridge High School in Layton Eli had also just completed a school project — a video she helped him film “We directed it together,” she said “His goal was to get a Chevy Impala car to be inside of but then he wanted an officer to assist him with the video.” Tovey said she and her husband suggested they get a costume and have one of them act out the role of the officer he had to have a real cop there,” she said “So he did use the school cop at Hillcrest Tovey said the video turned out “fantastic” and she hoped that the school would play it in honor of him Eli was also on the youth city council for the mayor’s office in Midvale Tovey said he founded a writing center there He was also running to become the next student body president “He wanted to be the president because he felt like he could actually influence others in a good way,” she said “And I think he was absolutely right with that In addition to helping others “get their potential in life,” Tovey said he had high ambitions of his own “His goal was to graduate high school with a 4.0 GPA and then go on to the University of Utah and become a surgeon,” she said “And then go to Harvard University after that.” “He really loved his family and his friends and his mother more than anything,” Tovey said He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and would attend every Sunday but he would help others find their own connection to their own higher entity “He wanted everyone in this life to praise each other to help each other,” Bustamante said “Not only that but also while we’re here basically like to reach for the stars.” Tovey said if he had last words for the world “One thing that he would say is … ‘If you ever feel like you’re down if you ever feel like you’re not doing well as a person that you think about me and you think about your goals and you push forward past your inadequacies,” she said “Push past that and move forward because anything is possible.” Eli’s family and friends launched a *GoFundMe to help in their time of need *KSL TV does not assure that the money deposited to the account will be applied for the benefit of the persons named as beneficiaries If you are considering a deposit to the account you should consult your own advisors and otherwise proceed at your own risk Follow @culbertreport_ The human remains found at a Hillcrest property in Hamilton will be exhumed "A forensic examination of the human remains found at a Hilcrest property on Tuesday 18 June have determined they are pre-European," detective senior sergeant Scott Neilson said They were discovered by contractors digging for a pool in the backyard Police had ceased any further investigations and would work with local iwi on next steps a member of Ngāti Wairere who whakapapa to the area said extracting DNA samples from the jawbone would determine if the remains were Māori "because the jawbones of our tīpuna are quite distinctive" "Depending on the condition of the skeleton if there is enough enamel on the jawbone to go through a DNA process of identification there could be a living uri (descendant) still in the area." Puke said the area where the remains were found was key to its identification "We know of the land's history and the name of the hill where that kōiwi (remains) was found but we know that land falls within the domain of Ngāti Wairere He said over time a lot of burial sites had been forgotten it wasn't a guarantee my tīpuna were able to recover kōiwi as much as they could." Puke said work should immediately come to a stop an archaeologist [should be] there because we need to understand the context of how the skeleton was buried "Most of the kōiwi I've seen are buried in a sitting Puke said the kōiwi should be taken to a local marae for a proper burial Police are continuing a scene examination at the Hamilton house but believe the remains are human Construction workers found "what appeared to be human remains" at a Hillcrest property Construction workers found the remains while on the job at a Hillcrest property on Tuesday afternoon "Police were notified of what appeared to be human remains discovered at a Hillcrest which had been unearthed by an excavator during construction work," senior sergeant Leo Belay said The excavation work was taking place at the back of the property "Investigation staff will work to determine if the remains are human and how old they are Throughout the day police detectives and ESR (Institute of Environmental Science and Research) scientists have arrived en masse at the scene Neighbour Masud Rahman said he had lived in the cul-de-sac for eight years and had never seen police in it before Rahman said it was normally a quiet neighbourhood and his teenage daughter had been scared to walk to school this morning He did not know the homeowners and it appeared they were not home An overnight scene guard was called in and Hillcrest residents should expect an increased police presence in the area More acreage near Northside neighborhoods may be on its way to becoming industrial Should the Corpus Christi City Council approve the Planning Commission’s recommendation about 7 acres of property in the Washington-Coles area will be rezoned to allow for light industry It would accommodate the Port of Corpus Christi Authority’s plans to join the parcels with connecting properties owned by the agency to develop a roughly 40-acre laydown yard would be adjacent to the Hillcrest neighborhood Nearly 30 people made the journey to City Hall for a Planning Commission meeting on April 30 to speak against designating the property — currently zoned as neighborhood commercial and multifamily development — for heavy industry zoning which had been the original request by port officials had been identified for other kinds of redevelopment — and more industrial activity would hurt the nearby subdivision where people still live The biggest issue is encroachment by heavy industry as well as a property where city officials are seeking to construct a desalination plant a representative of the Hillcrest Residents Association I am locked in in this particular neighborhood,” he said we’re being eaten up bit by bit by the city allowing zoning changes,” he said The propertiesThe majority of the parcels were purchased by the port as part of a voluntary acquisition and relocation program offered to residents in the area according to a city staff report on the requested rezoning The program is part of an agreement that was required to resolve a civil rights complaint that alleged the Harbor Bridge’s construction would disproportionately impact residents of Northside neighborhoods where the new route would follow It was a key piece in moving forward with construction of the now nearly-complete Harbor Bridge Granting industrial rezoning of the 7 acres would allow the port “to consolidate the development site into a unified 40+-acre laydown yard,” a staff report shows Officials are considering using the acreage for a laydown yard “When we conveyed right of way for the Harbor Bridge project we lost operational space within that footprint,” he said “So what we’re trying to do with this project is just make up for what we lost — improve overall cargo efficiency in and out of the port.” Potential storage on site could include wind blades and military cargo A staff report attributes a statement to port officials that “the laydown yard will serve military operations particularly for rolling stock movements.” It’s an “activity that often attracts spectators,” according to the statement “The proximity of public parks will provide an accessible vantage point for residents to observe military cargo operations.” all that cargo goes to the Hooks parking lot,” Esquivel said The neighborhoodMaps show that in some cases the perimeter of the area where the laydown yard is proposed would be less than a quarter mile to residences and churches The city is required to send out notifications to owners of property within 200 feet of the site Most who came to voice their opposition to the rezoning did not report falling in that category but contended that impacts would extend beyond that measurement “Put yourself in our place,” said resident Monna Lytle “I know this is not about Hillcrest; it’s about the rezoning city officials wrote that the rezoning was “well-suited for the intended uses permitted under the proposed zoning district.” “The proposed amendment aligns with existing zoning regulations and neighboring land uses ensuring compatibility with the character of surrounding areas,” it states “The rezoning will not negatively impact adjacent properties Staff has taken into consideration that this is an area in transition.” Both city and port officials have said they do not intend to invoke eminent domain in the neighborhoods actions like the rezoning are “essentially a subterfuge (to) exercise that authority.” “I think the problem is if you look at a hyper-technical distance from where the residences are to where this proposed change is — you’re going to create the circumstance where it’s basically a functional eminent domain even if not a legal eminent domain,” he said While the port had initially requested a rezoning for heavy industry the Planning Commission ultimately voted to recommend rejection of the heavy industry rezoning and instead adopt a recommendation for a light industrial rezoning The commission may make recommendations to the City Council but the City Council has the final decision A vote on the rezoning could come before the council in June While not what port officials had preliminarily requested rezoning the tracts as light industrial would allow what they have identified as the intended purpose The primary distinction between a heavy industry and light industry zoning is manufacturing goods Light industry zoning permits uses such as open storage but not development of facilities such as hydrogen plants Esquivel said the port does not plan on locating crude oil storage on the property Planning Commissioner Michael Miller said that although he did not think it would be detrimental to have a screened laydown site at the property the original request for heavy industrial zoning could allow for many other developments Recommending a light industry rezoning in lieu of a heavy industry rezoning would be a compromise Planning Commissioner Cynthia Salazar Garza voiced concerns about the potential for chemicals on the property and commissioners and the port “need to do the best to our ability for the benefit of Corpus Christi “We need to do everything in our power to be able to make sure that we balance it and take care of it,” she said “because we do hold on to these economic strengths that (Corpus Christi) holds with these amenities.” More: Why does Corpus Christi have a new Harbor Bridge? Here are your questions answered. More: Here's what the city, neighborhood agreed to for Harbor Bridge parks plans More: A neighborhood's message to the city of Corpus Christi: 'Hillcrest will not yield.' More: Northside group opposes eminent domain; local officials say they haven't considered it yet Hillcrest Energy Technologies (HLRTF) has announced the appointment of Dr Emanuel Serban to lead their engineering team at the Vancouver Center of Excellence with over 20 years of experience in power electronics and renewable energy will focus on advancing power conversion technologies for grid applications Serban's extensive background includes leadership roles at Xantrex along with academic positions at the University of British Columbia and British Columbia Institute of Technology His expertise will be directed towards developing solutions for renewable energy integration The appointment aligns with Hillcrest's strategy to enhance their power conversion solutions and accelerate commercialization efforts in the global energy market Hillcrest Energy Technologies (HLRTF) ha annunciato la nomina del Dr Emanuel Serban per guidare il loro team di ingegneria presso il Centro di Eccellenza di Vancouver con oltre 20 anni di esperienza nell'elettronica di potenza e nelle energie rinnovabili si concentrerà sull'avanzamento delle tecnologie di conversione dell'energia per applicazioni in rete Serban include ruoli di leadership presso Xantrex insieme a posizioni accademiche presso l'Università della Columbia Britannica e l'Istituto di Tecnologia della Columbia Britannica La sua esperienza sarà indirizzata allo sviluppo di soluzioni per integrazione delle energie rinnovabili La nomina si allinea con la strategia di Hillcrest di migliorare le loro soluzioni di conversione dell'energia e accelerare gli sforzi di commercializzazione nel mercato energetico globale Hillcrest Energy Technologies (HLRTF) ha anunciado el nombramiento del Dr Emanuel Serban para liderar su equipo de ingeniería en el Centro de Excelencia de Vancouver con más de 20 años de experiencia en electrónica de potencia y energía renovable se centrará en avanzar en las tecnologías de conversión de energía para aplicaciones en la red Serban incluye roles de liderazgo en Xantrex así como posiciones académicas en la Universidad de Columbia Británica y el Instituto de Tecnología de Columbia Británica Su experiencia se dirigirá al desarrollo de soluciones para integración de energías renovables almacenamiento de energía y centros de datos El nombramiento se alinea con la estrategia de Hillcrest para mejorar sus soluciones de conversión de energía y acelerar los esfuerzos de comercialización en el mercado energético global 힐크레스트 에너지 기술(HLRTF)는 에마누엘 세르반 박사를 밴쿠버 우수 센터의 엔지니어링 팀을 이끌도록 임명했다고 발표했습니다 세르반 박사는 전력 전자 및 재생 에너지 분야에서 20년 이상의 경험을 보유하고 있으며 에너시스에서의 리더십 역할과 브리티시컬럼비아 대학교 및 브리티시컬럼비아 기술 연구소에서의 학문적 직위가 포함됩니다 이번 임명은 힐크레스트가 전력 변환 솔루션을 강화하고 글로벌 에너지 시장에서 상용화 노력을 가속화하는 전략과 일치합니다 Hillcrest Energy Technologies (HLRTF) a annoncé la nomination du Dr Emanuel Serban pour diriger son équipe d'ingénierie au Centre d'Excellence de Vancouver avec plus de 20 ans d'expérience en électronique de puissance et en énergies renouvelables se concentrera sur l'avancement des technologies de conversion de l'énergie pour les applications de réseau Serban comprend des postes de direction chez Xantrex ainsi que des postes académiques à l'Université de la Colombie-Britannique et à l'Institut de technologie de la Colombie-Britannique Son expertise sera dirigée vers le développement de solutions pour l'intégration des énergies renouvelables le stockage d'énergie et les centres de données La nomination s'inscrit dans la stratégie de Hillcrest visant à améliorer ses solutions de conversion de l'énergie et à accélérer les efforts de commercialisation sur le marché mondial de l'énergie Hillcrest Energy Technologies (HLRTF) hat die Ernennung von Dr der das Ingenieurteam im Vancouver Center of Excellence leiten wird der über 20 Jahre Erfahrung in der Leistungselektronik und erneuerbaren Energien verfügt die Technologien zur Energieumwandlung für Netz-Anwendungen voranzutreiben Serbans umfangreicher Hintergrund umfasst Führungspositionen bei Xantrex Schneider Electric und EnerSys sowie akademische Positionen an der University of British Columbia und dem British Columbia Institute of Technology Seine Expertise wird auf die Entwicklung von Lösungen für Integration erneuerbarer Energien Energiespeicherung und Rechenzentren ausgerichtet sein Die Ernennung entspricht der Strategie von Hillcrest ihre Lösungen zur Energieumwandlung zu verbessern und die Kommerzialisierungsbemühungen auf dem globalen Energiemarkt zu beschleunigen 2025) - Hillcrest Energy Technologies (CSE: HEAT) (OTCQB: HLRTF) (FSE: 7HI) a leader in advanced power conversion technologies is pleased to announce that Emanuel Serban Serban brings over two decades of experience in power electronics with a proven track record of taking innovative technologies from concept to commercial deployment His leadership spans both industry and academia having successfully led teams in the research and commercialization of advanced power conversion solutions at Xantrex while also serving as an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia and an instructor at the British Columbia Institute of Technology Serban will lead the engineering team at the Vancouver Center of Excellence focused on advancing power conversion technologies for grid applications His leadership will be instrumental in accelerating the commercialization of Hillcrest's advanced power conversion solutions and fostering collaboration across teams to enhance product performance and market readiness "The Vancouver Center of Excellence represents a significant step forward in our mission to innovate and deliver solutions that meet the evolving needs of the global energy market," said Don Currie "By centralizing expertise in grid applications and bringing in seasoned engineering talent like Emanuel we will drive further advancements in our power conversion solutions for renewable energy Serban has been at the forefront of sustainable energy solutions with extensive experience managing multidisciplinary teams and driving the commercialization of high-efficiency power conversion technologies He holds multiple patents in power conversion and has contributed extensively to IEEE journals and conferences "I am excited to join Hillcrest at such a pivotal time in its evolution," said Dr "Hillcrest's innovations in power conversion technology have the potential to redefine efficiency and performance in electrification I look forward to applying my experience in bringing advanced technologies to market and driving their successful adoption." Serban's addition to the Hillcrest team reinforces the Company's commitment to technological excellence and innovation as it continues to develop and deploy high-value solutions tailored to customer needs in the rapidly evolving energy landscape Hillcrest Energy Technologies specializes in innovating and commercializing advanced power conversion technologies for electric vehicles and grid-connected renewable energy systems The Company is dedicated to developing high-efficiency solutions that reduce energy waste and drive the next generation of electrification Hillcrest is publicly traded on the CSE under the symbol "HEAT," on the OTCQB Venture Market as "HLRTF," and on the Frankfurt Exchange as "7HI." For more information, visit: https://hillcrestenergy.tech Investor RelationsDon Currieinfo@hillcrestenergy.techO: +1 604-609-0006Toll-free: 1 855-609-0006 Public RelationsJamie L. 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Login Login | Sign Up Push Square Guest Login or Sign Up we’re going to reveal the locations of all collectibles in Hillcrest On this page: The Last of Us 2: Hillcrest Walkthrough - All Collectibles: Artefacts, Trading Cards, Journal Entries, Workbenches, Safes turn around and fall off the ledge behind you Smash the window of the truck to find the Trading Card inside Head into the clothes shop to the right of your starting point, and use the hole in the wall to reach the basement level. The Workbench (See Also: The Last of Us 2: All Workbench Locations) is directly opposite the staircase To the left of the Workbench is a small wooden table, and the Artefact (See Also: The Last of Us 2: All Artefacts Locations) is sitting on top enter the backroom and find the Artefact sitting on top of a desk When you see the truck speeding up the street shortly after exiting the first area of Hillcrest take an immediate left and drop into some muddy water You'll be able to climb up to a shop named Caroline Paper Co and you'll find the Artefact on the table in the middle of the room Still inside the Caroline Paper Co building search some boxes behind the counter for another Trading Card Return to the main street and head inside a store called Used & Rare Books Directly in between the Used & Rare Books and Ruston Coffee shops is a WLF poster that's been covered with some, shall we say, unsavoury graffiti. Interact with it to unlock a new Journal Entry (See Also: The Last of Us 2: All Journal Entries) Shortly after you have to move the garbage dumpster to climb onto the garage roof take a right turn and go into a room with a couple of computers on desks You'll find the Artefact in front of a printer Just outside of this room, to the right, is a bicycle leaning against the corner of the wall. The Trading Card (See Also: The Last of Us 2: All Trading Cards Locations) is in its spokes You'll find the Workbench directly opposite the crack in the wall that you climbed in through after completing the puzzle involving the garbage dumpster Go in through the back of the Velvet Tattoo Store and you'll find the Artefact on the desk towards the rear of the office-like area and then cut through into the pub through the hole in the wall and then head into the kitchen through the open door Go back to the pet store and smash the glass window in the back of the room To the right-hand side of this storage room is a large metal table Go inside Goldstar Liquor and fall down to the cellar. Watch out for the Shamblers in this area. Once you've successfully eliminated them, climb up the broken stairs and head inside the nursery. You can't miss the Training Manual (See Also: The Last of Us 2: How to Find All Training Manuals and Learn All Player Upgrades) next to the Clicker corpse Once you hop the fence into the garden with the veranda look for a toy house to the left of the open door Towards the rear of it is the Trading Card the Artefact is on the coffee table next to the television remote and some magazines behind where you just picked up Artefact #9 You'll find the Artefact above a drawer on a table You'll unlock this Weapon (See Also: The Last of Us 2: All Weapon Locations and Upgrades) automatically as part of the story after you're attacked by a Clicker inside the house where you found Artefact #9 Shortly after the garden area where you can do a spot of training with your new bow on the dummies you'll climb over a wall and get into a big fight with some mercenaries Head down the street and go in the last building on the right Head up the stairs and into a bedroom with a bed Crawl under the bed to find the Trading Card near to the wall Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment.. 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