Recently opened Ponsonby restaurant and late-night bar, Vodka Room, has launched a $20 shared lunch board for time-pressed diners that retains a time-intensive traditional approach to food preparation.
How hard can this be? That was the thought of 18 U3A members who recently attended their first ukulele lesson.
Last month I interviewed Helen White, the recently chosen Labour Party candidate for Auckland Central.
Last month our Community-led design (CLD) group presented your chosen design for Ponsonby Park to the Waitemata Local Board (WLB).
My first Local Board Plan at the helm of Waitemata Local Board. Twenty-one local boards have been shaping the local character and identity of diverse communities across Auckland for seven years now.
Choreographer/performer and Grey Lynn resident Jennifer De Leon’s new work, ‘Bugs and Worms and Desire’ will open at the Basement Theatre’s Upper Room for a three-night run from 25 April.
The best-kept secret in Grey Lynn is no longer. With flexible configurations, these terraces provide the perfect living solution for urban professionals, downsizers and families - or perhaps you want a commercial aspect so you can work from home?.
There has been talk of interest rates going up, house prices slowing and of immigration putting pressure on the housing market in Auckland. We asked local real estate office managers to give their opinion on the current market: the forecast regarding interest rates, trends for house prices, supply and demand, rental affordability and other influences.
Audi teamed up with Kiwi artist Gina Kiel to market the new Audi Q2, a compact SUV with an extremely progressive design.
The Potatau came to the fore as royalty in 1858. Potatau Te Wherowhero, the first Maori King was was born about 1800, the son of a famous warrior, Te Rauangaanga who waged many campaigns against the Ngati Toa tribes in Taranaki until the European missionary effort influenced the warlike chiefs to desist hostilities and they became more inclined towards peace.
Over the first weekend of April you will find over 1800 junior and youth footballers from all our local schools donning the green and white of Western Springs Association Football Club and getting their season underway.
Sunnie Dang came to New Zealand in 2010 to study cookery. She tells Ponsonby News, “After the cookery course, I started a beauty course and found a part-time job in The Art of Nails in 2013.