Diary Date: Sunday 3 April from 5pm. Come and party in honour of the late great Anna Hoffman, at one of her favourite Auckland haunts - the latest incarnation of Shanghai Lil's, run by her close friends Billy Farnell and Russell Green.
Those of us who attended the lovely Spring Festival at Kelmarna Organic Gardens are in for another treat. On 24 April from 11am until 4pm, the gardens will be alive with stalls, music, food, workshops, kidszone, raffles, a barbecue by the wonderful Orphans Kitchen and much more.
Three lots near Collingwood and Heke Streets were part of a large suburban residential subdivision under an 1859 Crown land grant.
Talk about a trip down memory lane! Most young people would have no idea about ‘party lines’, or ‘bureaux’ in relation to telephones.
An Auckland landmark property has been acquired by leading New Zealand commercial property company, Oyster Group. Oyster has unconditionally contracted to purchase the prominent Cider building on the corner of Williamson Avenue and Pollen Street in the central Auckland suburb of Ponsonby.
More than seventy people crowded Ponsonby Central’s Sapphire Room earlier this month to support Bill Ralston’s launch of his campaign for the Waitemata and Gulf ward on the Auckland Council.
Vinnies (and Geoff Scott) has been an institution for years on Jervois Road and will be sadly missed by all who loved it.
Long-term Grey Lynn resident, photojournalist, musician and AUT lecturer Maggie Gould has photographed influential people and events around the world.
Freemans Bay resident Sam Scott is the founder and Artistic Director of Massive Company.
Mathew R. Norman was born in the Waikato and left to study in Wellington at age 18.
As a journalist for more years than I’d like to admit, I have dealt with a lot of PR and branding agencies in my time.
Fifteen-year-old St Mary’s College student, Thao Tran is heading to the United States in June this year, representing New Zealand at the Future Problem Solving International Conference.