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Local Agency - RUN

Formerly known as Designstein, Newton agency Run describes itself as “a strategic and creatively led advertising and design agency,” and it is headed by rather clever husband and wife team Raymond McKay and Laura Cibilich.

Colin Weatherall with Hinemoa and Mana

Situated just in front of the Ponsonby News offices in Hakanoa Street lives Colin, proud owner of two boxer dogs and a grumpy looking Persian cat called Jaffa.

Meet Shelley King from Grey Lynn School

How did you come to work at Grey Lynn School? I passed by Grey Lynn School every day on my way to work and thought “Man! That place looks like fun!”.

Planet Ayurveda's Dr Ajit

While we all approach this challenge in different ways, something we all agree on is the need to make healthy choices in the foods we eat.

Sam Peng - founder/head pharmacist Home Pharmacy

Sam Peng is a holistic pharmacist who uses traditional western medicine together with naturopathy, with a view to getting the best outcomes for patients.

Invisalign: The modern way to the perfect smile

Did you know there’s a new way to straighten teeth and improve your smile without braces?.

Skin health

Our skin has many roles. It acts as an armor protecting our internal organs from the outside world, helps to regulate our body temperature, is the body’s largest sensory organ and is responsible for helping to convert sunlight energy into vitamin D.

Talking with Sarah-Jane Attias of Living Osteopathy

The academic credentials that follow Sarah-Jane Attias’ name are substantial - Principal Osteopath. BSc (Hons) Ost.

Hairstylist Anthony Bayer

Young hairstylist Anthony Bayer has quite the pedigree. He spent many years working for Tony&Guy both here and in Melbourne, was national Label.

‘Save Youthline’s Youth Health Service’ Campaign June 2016

It’s some time since my last column in Ponsonby News, mainly because I have been working for Youthline for the past 12 months!.

Why buy organic clothing?

Organic seems to be the ‘it’ buzzword taking the health and wellness industry by storm.

The story of Kirkyama

‘Many littles make much’. The popularity today of over-dyed and patchwork rugs is entirely due to a unique recycling phenomena called ‘kirkyama’ which means ‘patchwork’.