After six weeks of paid training in the kitchen of HELL Grey Lynn, local youths John Muroso (24) and James Key (24) have graduated from HELL Pizza’s ‘Active in HELL’ programme – a scheme to support youths with intellectual disabilities and enhance their job prospects.
Dyslexia is often a hidden disability and in Samoa and Tonga there is not widespread knowledge about it.
Locals are cordially invited to attend the Armistice Day ceremony at 10. 30am, on Sunday 11 November at the Grey Lynn RSC.
Last night we attended The Burgers, Beer & Brioche event last night at the Grey Lynn Community Library. Organised by the Grey Lynn Business Asssociation there were delicious burgers from Tiger Burger.
Please join the locals for an overview of the past year and to discuss plans and opportunities for the year ahead – we welcome your input.
Long time Grey Lynn Locals, Jennifer Ward-Lealand ONZM and Michael Hurst ONZM were recently presented with the Variety Artists Club of New Zealand Scroll’s of Honour by David Hartnell MNZM the clubs Patron and our columnist.
Only 24 hours in a day. Just seven days in a week.
With New Zealand’s native ingredients continuing to enjoy a renaissance, the owners of the popular Pūhā & Pākehā food truck have added an eatery to their stable.
She lives in central Ponsonby, socialises and eats on “the strip” and she teaches at Ponsonby’s hidden gem, Auckland Girls’ Grammar School.
Two inspiring students from Auckland Girls Grammar School have been recognised for their outstanding courage at the Graeme Dingle Foundation 2018 Excellence Awards, held at AUT’s Sir Paul Reeves building recently.
Magician Mick Peck has been awarded a Presidential Citation from the Brotherhood of Auckland Magicians at a evening at the Surrey Hotel in Great North Road.
MOTAT is proud to announce the acquisition and return to New Zealand of a rare 1908 – 09 Clement Bayard 2-door open runabout vehicle.