Urban farms and urban agriculture. Sounds like an oxymoron, doesn’t it?.
Born in Bandung Indonesia, Irene has many stories to tell of her life adventures.
When I first asked Tara Patel, owner of Herne Bay Post and Stationers, if I could interview her for the Ponsonby News, she declined.
On World Peace Day, there was a happy gathering of the whanau of St Columba – in its widest sense – after its Sunday service, to plant the beginnings of a food forest along the western boundary of the property.
As I ‘mature’, I am more and more aware that it is the little things in life that bring joy and comfort to me.
Freemans Bay School students, teachers and parents are thrilled with their brand new school.
Year 5 and 6 girls at Freemans Bay School recently had a hands-on tech day as part of the Mastercard Girls4Tech aim to challenge gender biases and societal perception towards women working in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths).
The Grey Lynn Business Association (GLBA) sees developing Grey Lynn into Auckland’s destination for those seeking ethically sourced, sustainability focused goods and services as a key to building business resilience.
Wow, wow and wow – this is the best news for Ponsonby Park!.
I was around at Gerry Hill’s and Sally James’ place on Ponsonby Terrace the other day. As everyone knows, over the last two years Gerry has been courageously battling motor neuron disease (MND).
John Elliott’s son Troy Elliott is standing for the Auckland District Health Board - we wish him well.
New council candidates and board independents. Nominations for the local body elections have now closed.