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Daphnes, the esteemed gastronomy destination nestled on Ponsonby Road, unveils its latest offering: Daphnes Morning Menu.

This delicious breakfast menu invites food enthusiasts to savour their Mediterranean-inspired cuisine from dawn till dusk.

Kate Sylvester to close business

After 31 great years Wayne Conway and Kate Sylvester have decided that it is time to bow out. They will sell their final-ever Summer 24 collection, business-as-usual, and will wind their business up in mid 2025.

Iconic restauranteur returns to hospitality with First Mates, Last Laugh

After a 5-year hiatus, Auckland’s most iconic restaurateur, Judith Tabron, is making a glamourous return with her latest venture, ‘First Mates, Last Laugh’, anchored amongst Auckland’s Westhaven harbourside.

Eat Drink Love Ponsonby bar & restaurant festival coming next month.

Running from 1-28 May, the festival is set to entice diners with more than 65 offers tailored to every palate and budget, as well as some one-off special events.

Tickets on sale for 2024 World of Wearableart™ show: Dream Awake

The theme for the 2024 World of WearableArt (WOW) Show has been revealed and tickets to Aotearoa New Zealand’s creative spectacle of the year are now on sale.

We will remember them – Anzac Day services in Tāmaki Makaurau

Auckland Council and the Auckland RSA (Returned Services Association) invite Aucklanders to come together in remembrance on Anzac Day, 25 April at events across the region.

Letter to the Editor - from Jo Malcolm

Good Citizen's Awards - what a disgrace!.

Leading real estate agent sponsors university scholarship programme

Top performing Auckland real estate salesperson Blair Haddow of Bayleys Ponsonby is taking a philanthropic approach to supporting the next generation of Aucklanders.

Talking with Sarah Trotman, ONZM, C&R Member

This month, we asked C&R Elected Member on the Waitemata Local Board, Sarah Trotman, ONZM, to share two key thoughts on the issue of accessibility to those who are elected to represent us.

Letter to the Editor - Gen Sage must go...

Having attended the latest Waitematā Local Board meeting, I had the displeasure of seeing the Chair, Genevieve Sage, voting against the very team and mandate that she as a councillor was voted in on, namely Communities & Residents. (C&R).

Letter from the Editor - April 2024

There are 20 letters to the editor this month and they cover seven and a half pages with issues like the Good Citizens’ Awards, Auckland Transport, Cycleways, the 10 year plan, Meola Road, The WLB and others.

Leap Year Speakeasy 2024 at Garnet Station

I attended an event called Leap Year Speakeasy 2024 at Garnet Station on 29 February. Mayor Wayne Brown attended as well as many who wanted to stand up and talk with regards to concerns with Auckland Transport, Eke Panuku and the removal of trees from out of volcanic cones.