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Aramudi Pop-up @ Ponsonby Central. 14 - 20 September 2020

Aramudi is a jewellery range created for those seeking to explore their identity and connection to the inspiring women from our collective lineage.

'Bee a Hero' this September for Bee Aware Month

New Zealand’s bees and beekeepers are calling on Kiwis to ‘Bee a Hero’ this September, as the country celebrates Bee Aware Month.

Grey Lynn based Gourmate Pet Treat Co. creates the best dog treats humanly possible

It's the type of food we like to eat - human food grade ingredients, naturally full of vitamins and minerals, free from additives, ethically sourced, and delicious!.

Garnet Station is open for contactless takeaways

Fantastic news: At level 3, our friends at Garnet Station in Westmere are open for contactless takeaways - Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 2pm - 9pm.

Guerrilla Gardening at Leys Institute

Local residents are so distressed by the lack of maintenance of our mothballed, forlorn Leys Institute that they have resorted to guerilla gardening.

Takeaways from Cassia

From today - Saturday 15 August the team at Cassia are offering their wonderful food as takeaway options.

Fable Hotels and Resorts launches the new benchmark in luxury boutique hotels

The Fitzroy Hotel opens in Ponsonby later this month and we are staying one night to check it out.

Sharing Marketplace launches in Auckland to connect kiwis to the things they need

ShareThings, a new online rental marketplace, is about connecting people who have things they’re not using, with people who need those exact things for doing, while earning cash.

Dedwood a small new local "deli"

Ponsonby News caught up last month with Alex and Adrian, the young entrepreneurs behind Dedwood Deli, localed right next to Kokomo on Ponsonby Road.

Editor's letter - August 2020

A few weeks ago our Mayor announced a suspension of the $1500 consent fee to install a water tank in a residential backyard.

Nikki Kaye: MP for Auckland Central

Dear Constituents, thank you for the privilege to serve.

Helen White: Why does the local Labour candidate matter to the future of Auckland Central?

We have had an extraordinary few weeks in politics, on top of an extraordinary year in New Zealand.