Entries open for the 2025 World of Wearable Art Competition
The designers and creators of the world are being invited to let their imagination take flight and be seen in new light, with the launch of the 2025 World of WearableArt (WOW) Competition.
The designers and creators of the world are being invited to let their imagination take flight and be seen in new light, with the launch of the 2025 World of WearableArt (WOW) Competition.
In her feature this month, Ponsonby News scribe Helene Ravlich talks about designing an outdoor living space for summer.
Please re open Leys Institute. I would be happy to sign a waiver to utilise the building (in case it collapsed in an earthquake in Auckland).
Coxs Bay helicopter application to be publicly notified due to impacts on valuable foraging habitats and potentially repetitive adverse effects on the environment of the surrounding coastal area.
Thanks to the enthusiasm of a few locals who have missed seeing my S-Cargo out and about in the hood and a cycle lobbyist reported her sitting on the road without a WOF. That was the ‘kick-in-the-butt’ required to get ‘Snael’ back on the road.
At Alla Prossima, we believe food tastes best when prepared slowly with care using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients.
For as long as the Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT) has been entertaining and educating Kiwis, local tram enthusiast Alan Curtis has been a familiar face on museum grounds.
The spectacle of people urinating in the doorways of K' Road businesses is pretty unedifying.
There’s a little path in Coxs Bay reserve that winds between Parawai Crescent and the bottom of Bayfield Road with native bush and birds on one side and the paddocks of Kelmarna Community Farm on the other. It’s a small but perfectly formed slice of country in Grey Lynn.
The Waitematā Local Board (WLB) has grants of between $3000 and $10,000 available for local Herne Bay organisations, clubs and charities in its January-February 2025 bi-annual funding round. Historically, this funding has not been sought by Herne Bay locals.
On World Homelessness Day this October, Kick Back (an Auckland Central organisation founded on the purpose of ending youth homelessness), Auckland Action Against Poverty and ActionStation released their ‘Duty to Assist’ campaign.
Rather than gracefully changing tack, in two recent situations AT has ‘doubled down’ and may be left with ‘egg on its face’, or something worse.