Letter to the Editor
Council Staff numbers and cost demonstrate a lack of executive skills and restraint by Councillors The Mayor and Council must move to restructure the now ENORMOUS staff costs within council and...
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Coinciding with winning the Creative NZ Arts Pasifika Business Award this week, Black Grace staged its latest show in its own newly established studio in Ophir St, Newton.
Sixteen years after last representing New Zealand on the international pageant stage, Ponsonby resident Ina Babic is preparing to do it again.
24th September 2026: Members of the Victoria Park community had the opportunity to hear directly from the team behind the rebuild of New World Victoria Park tonight, at the first of two community drop-in sessions being held to share an update on the project.
Pacific Orbit – A Collaboration with
Andrew Palace (Eclectic Electric Lamps)
Sam Ford (Pacific Themed Furniture)
Tui Hobson (Sculpture & Carving)
Medssini Palace (Toi Maori Light Boxes)
Can you give two hours for breast cancer this October? An Auckland woman is giving two hours to support New Zealanders affected by breast cancer – and she’s encouraging others across the region to get involved too.
This election, our beautiful little electorate gets to welcome back the neighbourhoods of Grey Lynn and Westmere into Auckland Central. As the boundaries are redrawn and we reflect on the past few years, we have an incredible opportunity as communities to find the things that we share in common and ensure those aspirations are reflected in our politics.
Explore the Waiheke Garden Festival by e-bike this spring
Garden lovers can explore the Jassy Dean Trust Waiheke Garden Festival on two wheels this November, with a special e-bike package giving visitors access to 10 spectacular private gardens across the island.
Council Staff numbers and cost demonstrate a lack of executive skills and restraint by Councillors The Mayor and Council must move to restructure the now ENORMOUS staff costs within council and...
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AT are still at it - The disrupters have NOT left the building! Auckland Council have not managed to control the excesses of the approx. 1330 Auckland Council transport staff...
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Sofitel Auckland Viaduct Harbour invites oenophiles to its November L'Heure du Vin (The Wine Hour), its quarterly wine dinner celebrating the art of French-inspired hospitality through curated wine and gastronomy experiences....
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Brown Brothers Prosecco NV and Prosecco Rosé NV also named Best Buy. Brown Brothers has secured three 4-star ratings in the latest Cuisine Prosecco tasting, with two wines also receiving...
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A value for money review of Auckland Council's waste services has found strong overall performance, with customer satisfaction reaching 81 per cent – its highest level since 2018. It also found...
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Fireworks will soon go on sale in Tāmaki Makaurau as this year’s Guy Fawkes season starts. A long-standing tradition in New Zealand, fireworks are enjoyed by many, but they can also...
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Now in its second year, the NZ Vegan Cake & Pastry Awards has proven yet again that great baking doesn’t need butter, egg wash, or whipped cream to impress. Hosted...
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From giant interactive bells to the Farmers Santa Parade, Christmas in the City brings festive experiences to the heart of Tāmaki Makaurau. Auckland’s city centre will come alive from November...
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It all started in Ponsonby for you with Orphans Kitchen. What do you remember most fondly about those days, and how did they shape the way you cook today? I...
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Sapiens' clients took three categories at the 2026 NZ Radio & Podcast Awards. Its content for clients has drawn more than 400 million organic views this year.Sapiens, the Auckland agency...
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BurgerFuel is turning one of New Zealand’s biggest conservation challenges into its wildest burger yet. On the menu from 3 November, the limited-edition Wild & Wagyu combines ethically recovered venison from...
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At the Smitea stall, a cup of tea is more than a drink. For Sri Balaras, it is an invitation to pause, connect and bring a little intention into a...
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Andrew Tindall and Caitlin Worth sent us this photo from their recent holiday in Iran. The photo was taken by a local boy in Naqsh-e Jahan Square (also known as Imam Square) in Esfahan, Iran.
Local resident Trudi Nelson tells us, “As usual, a mighty fine Ponsonby News read. I was at the Vietnamese temple before the moon season celebration in Hanoi.”
Kelly Brown is part of the Foxes Island Wine team tells us, “I have been meaning to send you this photo snapped of me at home in New York, standing in front of the World Trade Center Memorial Reflection Ponds. A special place for me - this photo reflects my two homes - New York City and New Zealand.”
Emma Badeia of the Depot Artspace in Devonport loves reading Ponsonby News. During her lunch break, she took a moment to check out the Depot ad and article in the September Ponsonby News Arts + Culture section.
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