It’s only a month since Source Café opened at the back of The Shelter in Mackelvie Street and already it seems an integral part of the Ponsonby scene.
George Vezich has been selling at the Grey Lynn Farmers Market since it started eight years ago.
We caught up with Krista Strong the owner….
In 1906, two young Indian men, Bhana Fakir and Mani Fakir, from a small village in Gujarat (Mahatma Gandhi’s home province) came to New Zealand with their father, Fakir Chiba.
After 16 years in Crummer Road and over 300 exhibitions, Kenneth Johnson and Deborah White are relocating Whitespace to new premises in Monmouth Street in the New Year.
It's a Saturday morning and in the Brother Marcellin room of Ponsonby's Saint Columba Centre there is an air of intrigue and unity.
The affluent and peaceful precinct of Grey Lynn known as West Lynn is up in arms. Business owners, local residents and visitors have had a difficult time while provision for new cycleways has been made, roads have been re-aligned, and footpaths re-configured.
Auckland’s Mayor, Phil Goff, and all Auckland councillors should be sued in the High Court for the criminal neglect of the health and safety of their citizens say anti-glyphosate campaigners.
City Vision is pleased to announce that former Green MP Denise Roche has been selected as their candidate for the by-election for the Waitemata Local Board.
After almost three years of work, we are delighted that the chosen LandLAB design for the development of Ponsonby Park at 254 Ponsonby Road has been presented to the governing body by the Waitemata Local Board for funding in the Long Term Plan for Auckland City.
John Wills, founder of Custom Real Estate decided he wanted to do fight night a few months ago and, as he explained to Ponsonby News, "the main reason I got involved was because I really believe in the charity that was benefitting from this year’s event.
There is excitement, relief, anger and anticipation about the new Coalition Government in New Zealand.