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Wayne Brown: Mayor of Auckland

The Deputy Mayor of Seattle in North West USA called on my office this week to check on council’s preparation for the FIFA Women’s World Cup as they are hosting the next men’s cup.

Chlöe Swarbrick: Auckland Central MP

Firstly, I want to acknowledge the devastating events of Thursday 20 July and share deep condolences to family and friends of those who lost their lives, along with those injured, including our first responders who put themselves in harm’s way to save others.

Helen White: Why should we care about the arts?

This weekend, there has been a big announcement in support of the St James which, as a result, will become accessible to many Aucklanders and tourists in what will be the Auckland Arts Precinct.

Melissa Lee: National List MP based in Auckland

What a month it’s been for New Zealand with yet more problems for the Labour, Green and TPM coalition of chaos.

Mike Lee: Farewell to a great Aucklander

Judge Arnold Turner CMG, founder of Auckland’s regional parks network.

Providing the right transport for these tough and challenging times

Great to see CYCO bicycle shop getting recognition in July’s Ponsonby News. I bought my first e-bike from Chris 10 years ago when the shop was in Ponsonby Road.

Z Energy calls on Central Auckland community groups to apply for a share of $310,000

Z Energy (Z) is calling on Central Auckland charities and community groups to get in quick and apply to its Good in the Hood programme, for the potential to receive a share of the $310,000 Z has allocated towards Auckland community donations this year.

Spring sees cycling meet street art once more...

Aucklanders are being asked to hop on their bikes this spring and capture Tamaki Mākaurau’s treasure trove of street art on camera, in a bid to bring the benefits of art and cycling together in the Street Art Bike Challenge.

‘Shooless’ live @Ahu Ponsonby

There is nothing that wouldn’t surprise me at a Shooless performance.

Herne Bay Residents Association says:

Lack of action by Auckland City and some Herne Bay waterfront landowners could see ratepayers facing storm-damaged debris littering Herne Bay beaches over the summer.

International Tourists Return to Napier for Winter Art Deco Festival

Tickets to Napier’s annual Winter Deco festival have sold exceptionally well, attracting buyers from as far away as Australia and the United States. And from Auckland including visitors from Ponsonby.

Gently Loved Markets Just Kids!

The market is on this Sunday 23 July at the Bayfield School Hall, 2-12 Clifton Road, Herne Bay from 10am till 1pm.