The Waitemata Local Board has a long-standing project to restore the native forest at Western Springs Lakeside Park and upgrade the tracks.
Back in 1987, a young but forward-thinking Chris Dobbs knew that men in suits needed shirts – a wardrobe of well-fitting shirts, and enough of them to have a fresh one every day.
Long-time Grey Lynn resident Tony Stewart – one of the nicest people in the hospitality business – has been a fixture of the Auckland hospitality scene since the nineties.
The simple but unhelpful answer is, “what someone is prepared to pay for it. ” NAI Harcourts business broker, David Wells, along with three other industry professionals have got together to run a free business buyers’ seminar to be held in Ponsonby on 9 July at the Studio One Meeting Room 5 on Ponsonby Road.
Auckland Theatre Company brings the hit show, which coined the famous phrase ‘six degrees of separation’, to ASB Waterfront Theatre in August.
This new movie is the debut self-funded feature film from real life wives, Nikki Si’ulepa (writer/director) and Rachel Aneta Wills (producer) who’ve spent the last three years preparing, scripting, shooting, editing, and now, distributing their romantic Kiwi flick into cinemas.
Auckland’s Emergency Management team will be featured responding to a simulated volcanic eruption on a Prime documentary 'Beneath New Zealand', to be screened at 8. 30pm on Sunday 23 June.
We know how fragile the earth’s ecosystem is. Pull out one cog in the chain of life, and the system is in danger of complete collapse.
Pack your bags and get ready to join Flip n Fly Circus School and Empire Studios on an unforgettable Journey.
Over the past decade, harpist Mary Lattimore and ambient composer Julianna Barwick have each created their own inimitable universe of light.
We live in an age of limitless possibilities when it comes to the ways we work.
“The right lighting can turn an ordinary occasion into something sensational,” says Belinda Gregg from the Fairy Light Shop.