Grey Lynn village is gaining a reputation as a go-to hub for ethical shopping and dining. Consumers seeking stores and eateries that align with their personal ethics are drawn to the cluster of vegetarian, vegan and planet-friendly shops on the corner of Great North Road and Williamson Avenue.
Tony’s Trike Tours is a kiwi owned and operated company, offering rides on a luxury V8 trike.
Impressed to come across Boopsie Maran at Saturday's Ponsonby Market Day with her own designed and created Pop-Up Ponsonby Park.
The weather was rather changeable - we had sun and then rain and sun again.
MOTAT’s magnificent flying boats are on the move! A huge team of employees, volunteers and contractors spent days in the museum’s Aviation Display Hall bringing the newly painted Sunderland indoors, and moving the Solent ‘Aranui’ outside for further restoration works and painting.
“Bringing faiths, cultures and community together” Saturday 9 September @ Grey Lynn Community Centre, 510 Richmond Road.
Michael Van de Elzen was at Farro Grey Lynn on Saturday 26 September to yarn with customers about his Angus Beef and Beetroot Patties that he has partnered with Green Meadows Beef on, as part of a range of products in line with his Good From Scratch philosophy.
New Zealand icon and pioneering aviator, Jean Batten holds a special place in the heart of MOTAT’s aviation collection, so it was with much excitement that the Museum recently accepted a generous donation of additional Jean Batten artefacts from Auckland Airport.
BNZ staff will work on 179 Closed for Good projects in Auckland. There are more than 550 Closed for Good projects nationwide New Zealand’s single largest day of corporate volunteering.
Skyping with a Kiwi friend overseas one afternoon, he asked what I’d been up to that day. “Walked around Western Springs Lake among other things.
Until 1 August, National was sleepwalking towards a fourth term in government. Four terms is unusual.
Greer Twiss: Shell Casings from 5 - 23 September.