When you set up shop in a city like Auckland, especially in or near the CBD, the one thing you can be sure of is that at some point in time roadworks will happen outside.
The Grey Lynn Business Association recently held a very successful community evening at the Grey Lynn Library Hall. It was a sold-out 120 people get together.
Local couple have been presented with the Variety Artists Club of New Zealand Scrolls of Honour.
I recently talked to Mustafa Sheikh, a young man who has set up a charity to help kids in poverty.
Last month I wrote about a rogue letter Leys Institute Library received from a local complaining about lack of good books to borrow.
It was a hundred years ago this month that a group of New Zealand soldiers achieved a feat of arms that received recognition around the world.
“I’ll have to go back for another go next year,” Grey Lynn firefighter Jacson Kluts told me after a meritorious second place in the climb up the Sydney Tower. He finished in 11 minutes 49 seconds, just six seconds behind the winner.
Building democracy through community engagement in Auckland.
As chair of the local board I welcome feedback on our projects and performance whether good or bad. Of course it is always lovely when a constituent gets in touch with positive comments.
Last month Cocoro in Brown Street won the coveted Best Restaurant ‘Cuisine Good Food’ Awards.
Global e-scooter phenomenon Lime has seen fantastic uptake of its scooters in both Auckland and Christchurch reaching 40,186 unique riders following its recent launch and is now working with local authorities to increase the safety of its riders.
Basement Theatre is back with its annual Christmas Show written by the female pair who recently shone a new light on NZ comedy on the world stage at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.