A remarkable contemporary home, designed by Guy Tarrant, situated in the most prestigious waterfront avenue in Westmere – 3 Rawene Avenue.
The year started with an ominous sky as Auckland and the upper North Island was blanketed with thick, orange haze as a result of the tragic Australian bushfires thousands of kilometres away.
The new Waitemata Local Board, including its five energetic new members, has gotten down to positive work.
The sudden closure of Leys Institute is disappointing, but the lack of information about the degree of danger in the event of an earthquake, coupled with the one day’s notice, has been more concerning.
Native birds don’t give a flying fig whether their habitat consists of native or indigenous trees.
As a long time Leys Library user and grateful supporter, I, too, was shocked at the sudden closure in late December.
Standing on Franklin Road around 6pm one weekday evening, over a period of about five minutes, I photographed a cyclist riding up the pavement and two scooter riders going up the bike lane on the down side of the road.
Ann Gou and Bruce Ly run the Big Sur cafe on Richmond Road. They have both worked on and off in the hospitality industry from cafes to bars.
We have just been informed that New Zealand Police will join Auckland’s Rainbow Parade.
It's all happening on Ponsonby Road: Saturday, 29 February.
Auckland has a brand new theatre! In February 2020, the Covert Theatre will be opening its doors at 51 Mackelvie Street, Ponsonby.
People across Aotearoa have signed up for the NZ Vegetarian Society’s 21-Day Plant-Based Challenge. The popularity of the challenge has exceeded everyone’s expectations.