The condition of Western Springs Lakeside Park
I have just read Pippa Coom’s column on the condition of Western Springs Lakeside Park in Ponsonby News.
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“Trash to Trade” upcycling event series to give Kiwis the means to tackle their waste
Upcycling is the process by which waste materials are transformed into new materials or quality products of environmental value. When: Weekend dates between 19-26 May.
Local artist unveils award-winning mural in Grey Lynn
Auckland artist, Sara Fernandez, has unveiled her award-winning mural on the Youthline building in Grey Lynn.
Green Gold
What is wealth? I think that it is having food, health and shelter. When you have those sorted, you can spend time with your family and friends.
MISSING CAT - anyone seen this beautiful kitten in the O'Neill Street area?
She's a much-loved and missed kitten named Sunday Rose.
Kitchen Design — standing the test of time
A new kitchen typically has a lifespan of at least 10-15 years, so it’s a big investment; not only in terms of cost, but also with regards to the commitment you have to make to its look and its functionality.
Love affairs with light and space need not compromise on warmth
Our love affair with open-plan living and extensive indoor-outdoor flow is all about blending the boundaries between inside and out, while not sacrificing privacy or comfort.
A new light
In our April issue, we introduced you to the modular and tailormade furniture for your home by Swiss manufacturer USM.
It’s a date – time to dress up and go out
With so many great cafes, restaurants and bars in Ponsonby and the surrounding suburbs, our readers are spoilt for choice.
A mother’s love, wisdom and wishes
Since our Prime Minister gave birth to baby Neve, motherhood has been thrust into the public eye in a way it never has before.
Official New Zealand Music Month Summit
New Zealand Music Month is upon us! An opportunity for New Zealanders to get out and support local music as often as they can.
Coming of Age – Arch Hill
One of the most exciting things about the historic precinct of Arch Hill has been its evolution over recent years from cityside ‘flatsville’ to a family neighbourhood with home owners who have a strong commitment to their homes and the area itself.