It’s now been three months since Alla Prossima opened in the Abstract Hotel in Upper Queen Street. Ponsonby News sat down with Executive Chef, Gabriele Marangoni, to learn of his plans and to get the inside story about his take on tiramisu.
A six-year review of Auckland Council-owned property has saved $17 million a year and come at no cost to ratepayers.
The government is committing 10% of the entire infrastructure spend over the next 25 years on one motorway to Northland.
How many times have you or someone you know uttered the words “Argh, I’m so burnt out?” In our fast-paced society, stress is often worn as a badge of honour. While we typically associate burnout with work, its reach extends far beyond the office walls—to caregivers, single parents, and those navigating high life demands.
Auckland Council invites all Aucklanders to explore Pacific ties at the upcoming Auckland Heritage Festival, which runs from 28 September to 13 October, with the theme of Moana Oceania.
Freya, our beloved feline companion, has always had a curious and adventurous spirit.
If you think you’re busy, spare a thought for our humble Kiwi honey bees. Worker bees never sleep.
On Wednesday 14 August, I attended a meeting organised by community advocate Gael Baldock, which was to inform and support the Westmere Shop owners with regards to Auckland Transport's plans to build bicycle lanes in front of the shops and at the same time remove most of the car parking.
Ligne Roset now has a new home inside the beautiful gallery-style showroom of Designer Rugs at 1 Grosvenor Street, Grey Lynn.
Statement Design Meets Craftsmanship.
We are so pleased by the news that the restoration of Leys Institute is set to go ahead with no more roadblocks!.
With over 1000 square metres of vegetable production at the farm, Market Garden Manager Sarah Lilly Moss-Baker and her team are gearing up for a busy and exciting spring.