1. Collective Efficacy of Hamilton City Waikato

2. Retrieved from https://www.facebook.com/chiefsrugby Chiefs: The chiefs are a big part of Hamilton culture and community. Chiefs have home games at Waikato stadium that brings thousands of fans together to watch. Being a fan creates a sense of identity and belonging, which is demonstrated throughout the game, by chanting, waving flags and wearing the team strips, this extends into the city pre and post matches, where fans get together in social groups. The collective efficacy of the fans is to support the team. 3. The River: The Waikato River runs through the city center and is a focal point of the community. The river is used by many people for many different activities. These include people walking, running, cycling, boating, fishing, and other recreational activities. The River creates a sense of community by bringing people together for communal enjoyment of nature. It has a rich history within Hamilton, it was once used to keep food and provide food through boat transport. 4. Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Central Garden Place: Is a vibrant social hub of the city that brings people together for various cultural and social gathers. Many events are held there, such as free concerts, ice-skating, and Christmas festivities. The collective efficacy in this case is a shared community space that provides a sense of purpose and unity through shared occupation. 5. http://www.eventfinder.co.nz/2014/balloons-over-waikato-2014/hamilton Balloons over Waikato: Is an iconic event in Hamilton, bringing together international balloon enthusiasts and Waikato people. The Night Glow is an event where the hot air balloons come together at night and light up. There is music, carnival rides, food stands and fire works. This event attracts thousands of people to the Waikato university grounds, to socialize and enjoy the visual spectacular. 6. Retrieved from http://www.airnewzealand.co.uk/all-blacks-v-england-hamilton-21-jun Hamilton Night Life: Victoria and Hood Street are the focal points of Hamilton cities nightlife. The people go there for coffee, dinner and to listen to live music, dancing and enjoying each others company. Collective efficacy is seen in the shared enthusiasm for enjoyment and celebration.