On Monday, 25 November, Trade Aid Ponsonby will close its doors for the final time, marking the end of an incredible 22-year journey as a vibrant hub for fair trade and education in Auckland.
With heavy hearts, Early Settler share the news that our company has lost a treasured team member, a true “part of the furniture”, whose passion, knowledge, and humour made a lasting impact on all who knew him.
The Franklin Road Christmas Lights are set to return this December, bringing holiday magic and community spirit to Auckland once again. Now marking its 31st year, this beloved tradition transforms Franklin Road into a dazzling display, delighting children, families, and visitors eager to embrace the Christmas spirit.
Tim Beveridge’s multifaceted music career has encompassed acting, singing, producing, conducting, and arranging. As an independent concert producer, Tim has conceived, produced, and directed numerous performances across New Zealand.
Echo expects upwards of 40,000 kgs of e-waste to be collected as part of the E-Day.
A recent Environment Court (EC) decision has threatened thousands of “Special Character Homes” in our local areas by allowing owners to demolish their houses without input from the community.
Looking for ways to speed up your commute or zip around Auckland in style? Well now you can with the Streetdog, the electric motorbike made in New Zealand by the crew at FTN Motion. Take it for a spin around the block in a town near you.
The designers and creators of the world are being invited to let their imagination take flight and be seen in new light, with the launch of the 2025 World of WearableArt (WOW) Competition.
In her feature this month, Ponsonby News scribe Helene Ravlich talks about designing an outdoor living space for summer.
Please re open Leys Institute. I would be happy to sign a waiver to utilise the building (in case it collapsed in an earthquake in Auckland).
Coxs Bay helicopter application to be publicly notified due to impacts on valuable foraging habitats and potentially repetitive adverse effects on the environment of the surrounding coastal area.
Thanks to the enthusiasm of a few locals who have missed seeing my S-Cargo out and about in the hood and a cycle lobbyist reported her sitting on the road without a WOF. That was the ‘kick-in-the-butt’ required to get ‘Snael’ back on the road.