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Chlöe Swarbrick: Auckland Central MP

At the time of writing, we are in a National State of Emergency. Aotearoa New Zealand has been overwhelmingly affected by both the flooding events from the end of January, and Cyclone Gabrielle.

Life without limits... Kahore e Mutunga ki te Ora

Blind Low Vision NZ is the only organisation who train and breed guide dogs for Kiwis with vision loss. We receive no government funding for Blind Low Vision NZ Guide Dogs.

Auckland Council Proposes Radical Funding Cuts for Citizens Advice Bureau

Me mahi tahi tātou mō te oranga o te katoa/We should work together for the wellbeing of everyone.

Blair Haddow: High-end Ponsonby home sells after just five days on the market

In less time than it takes to produce and publish an edition of Ponsonby News from one month to the next, leading Ponsonby/Herne Bay/St Mary’s Bay/Grey Lynn residential real estate salesperson Blair Haddow has listed, marketed, and sold a luxury home in locale.

Lisa Prager: Make a Difference Now

In this tragic time of unprecedented nationwide climate change disaster most of us have been focused on the management of our own lives, cleaning up and dealing with survivor guilt.

Davenports Law: It doesn’t have to be complicated

Barb and Roger had known each other since high school but hadn’t been in touch for a number of years.

Ki Māha – a dining experience like no other

For many of us, building a successful and wildly popular bar and restaurant would be the culmination of a lifelong dream.

Local Heroes

Dr Joseph Earles, and his wife Dr Nina of Cockburn Street.

Matt Kirby talks about Foamstream

The world’s leading herbicide-free weed control solution.

Wayne Brown: Mayor of Auckland

Well that was a terrible last month. First we got the biggest downpour in Auckland’s history on a Friday when the debate was about AT getting folk to the Elton John concert.

Puneet Dhall: To our fathers with love

Zen and the art of noodle making and ripening the perfect berries.

Mike Lee: In the face of adversity, the spirit of old Grey Lynn endures

The massive floods which deluged the city on the evening of 27 January and the tropical cyclone which smashed into the region and much of the North Island two weeks later were a devastating double punch, recovery from which will take years and tens of billions of dollars.