
ST MATTHEW’S CHAMBER ORCHESTRA LIVE
SOLOIST DEIDRE IRONS + CONDUCTOR MICHAEL JOEL – Ludwig & DeidreSunday 18 May 2.30PM St Matthew’s Chamber Orchestra presents to you one of New Zealand’s most distinguished performing musicians. Born...
SOLOIST DEIDRE IRONS + CONDUCTOR MICHAEL JOEL – Ludwig & DeidreSunday 18 May 2.30PM St Matthew’s Chamber Orchestra presents to you one of New Zealand’s most distinguished performing musicians. Born...
Mother’s Day Market Days are popular in the hood and we enjoy seeing our community choosing gifts for the special people in their lives. Please get involved and start planning...
Indulge in our new Easter Spiced Caramel Layer Cake, Raw Carrot Cake, Salted Caramel & Rocky Road Easter Egg Gift Boxes, or wholesome Raw Cross Buns. We've taken traditional Easter...
Cantorum Chamber Choir invites you to a concert of English Sacred Choral Music on 3 May at 5pm in All Saints’ Church, Ponsonby. The programme focuses on Byrd’s Mass for...
A study in timeless style, conscious curation and enduring design. The Shelter invites you to an exclusive archive experience celebrating rare finds, one-of-a-kind pieces and timeless design. The Shelter introduces...
The Anzac biscuit is a beloved tradition in remembrance of the enduring ANZAC legacy. This April, Subway® plans to honour the Kiwi classic by giving back directly to veterans. In...
Trent Pitman owns UrbanNest Property Management is fresh, modern, and dedicated to giving landlords and tenants a better rental experience. Think boutique service, no hidden fees, and someone who actually...
Closer to home we often attend the Grey Lynn RSL's service in Francis Street...the march leaves Castle Street to the RSC at 1 Francis Street, around 9.30am. A day of...
Robin Morrison was a renowned Aotearoa New Zealand photographer best-known for his unpretentious portrayal of landscapes, everyday lives and unique architecture. From 1970 until his untimely death in 1993, he...
Mother’s Day Market Days are popular in the hood and we enjoy seeing our community choosing gifts for the special people in their lives. Please get involved and start planning...
Las Vegas-based show maker Brian Burke is promising to bring audiences closer to the action than ever before with his fourth World of WearableArt (WOW) Show in Wellington, as tickets...
Hotel Indigo Makes Its New Zealand Debut in Midtown Auckland IHG Hotels & Resorts’ boutique lifestyle brand, Hotel Indigo, has made its New Zealand debut with the official opening of...
The Western Springs Speedway Association has filed at the High Court for judicial review against Auckland Councils Speedway consolidation decision to relocate Speedway to Waikaraka Park. A disturbing abuse of...
Chand (pictured above with Sid) tell us, "We took this photo when we first opened Kol in November 2022. Going into business is always a risk but if you don’t...
Freya likes to tap quite a lot...It's a common behaviour for cats to tap their owners to get attention. This behaviour can stem from their natural instincts and social...
We asked a local homeowner about their recent experience when upgrading their rental property. “When our tenants moved out of our rental property, we decided it was time to give...
Xtra Edge is a reality-based self-defence system that provides practical skills and a mindset to protect you and enable you to live confidently and freely. At the system's core is...
When purchasing a business or rental property, proper due diligence is critical to ensuring a sound investment and avoiding unforeseen risks. While the commercial and legal aspects of an...
When the doors were flung open this morning, the ship was enveloped in the musky smell of the ages. I've been here before, that is a very familiar aroma. A...
There are some days when being a community advocate for a local park is a battle and it seems like an uphill struggle*. Then there are other days when...
Recently, the Government announced its move to allow individuals to make citizen’s arrests. I am really concerned about this. Locally, where individuals have intervened and put themselves at risk...
76 Crummer Road, Grey Lynn, was built in 1916, standing out in a suburb now largely defined by classic timber villas. Its unique architectural features connect to the post-WWI housing...
…and Waitematā & Gulf boundary changes overturned by Local Government Commission. On 27 February, Council’s Governing Body confirmed the formal agreement between the council, Government and the owners to enable...
In the 1980s, Grey Lynn and Ponsonby were the heart of the Pacific Island population of Auckland before the state housing was removed and the people were all moved to...
Building greater connections and enabling growth while not forgetting the importance of heritage that is very much part of our Ponsonby community, is a focus for me. We have much...
Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland should be famous for our beautiful natural environment, vibrant arts and culture and creativity. For our food, our parks and our Waitematā. Unfortunately, right now, if...
Doing your weekly vege shop at the on-site Kelmarna shop is a wonderful way to stock up on your fresh, organic, and seasonal produce whilst supporting the farm’s essential work. ...
Pukekawa/Auckland Domain holds special significance as Auckland's oldest and one of its largest parks, attracting visitors and tourists from across the region and world. As Auckland continues to experience urban...
Glenn Peters is the designer and owner of Sleeping Cat Creative — a full-service agency specialising in design, branding and marketing. What do you like the most about Ponsonby? The...
John and Tanya Schipper are the new owners of The Natural Funeral Company, based in Eden Terrace. They purchased the company from Chris Foote one year ago. Chris was one...
St Columba Anglican Church in Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn is one of those churches that punches above its weight. One well-known example of this is the community haakari (lunch)...
I am elected to represent you and the people of Waitematā, which includes Parnell across to Grey Lynn. So, it was a real pleasure to attend the Grey Lynn and...
The restaurant’s last service will be dinner service on Sunday 11 May, Mother’s Day. As Chand says, “We encourage you to use up any active vouchers by this date. A...
Safety and sustainability don’t appear to go hand in hand Sharing pavements with bicycles and e-scooters has become distinctly treacherous for pedestrians who require eyes in the backs of...
The last six months have witnessed a disturbing abuse of process in the eviction of speedway from their internationally acclaimed home of 96 years. Formal complaints sent to Council highlighting...
Auckland Transport’s parking prices will increase by 50 cents an hour to keep up with the higher costs of keeping your city moving. The change will come into effect...
The AA is welcoming a big step forward today towards Police being able to conduct roadside saliva tests on drivers for drugs. Legislation to allow Police to use testing devices...
Pet Insurance Australia Shares Crucial Holiday Safety Tips for Cats and Dogs With Easter around the corner, Pet Insurance Australia is urging pet parents to be aware of hidden seasonal...
Rendells. George Courts. McDonalds. Margaret. Mercury Theatre. Guadalupe. Rising Sun. Late night Thursdays. This was the K Road of my youth. But how many Zillennials would make the connection between...
Consultation on the plan closes at 11.59pm on Friday 28 March and all Aucklanders are invited to have their say on the council’s plans for the year ahead. The plan...
Mixed media, a combination of colours and an assortment of motifs make for an exciting expression of identity for South Island artist Naomi Faifai. Where once, she confides, she would...
After a decade of partnership, General Collective will host its final market in the Sapphire Room at Ponsonby Central on Sunday, 30 March 2025. Since 2015, this boutique market has...
City Vision has selected an experienced team to bring progressive leadership for a better city to the 2025 Auckland Council elections. Current Councillor Julie Fairey and Local Board member Jon...
An unmissable Easter weekend of live music on Waiheke Island... Easter weekend just got a whole lot smoother. The Waiheke Jazz & Blues Festival returns in 2025, offering four days...
Tour NZ for the very first time in 2025... Peppa Pig is back touring New Zealand for the first time since 2018 in her oinktastic stage show, Peppa Pig’s Fun...
The labyrinth of river stones returns to St Matthew’s in the week leading up to Easter Day. The labyrinth is open and available for walking on Monday 14 and Tuesday...
Karen Ugarte can often be found at Grey Lynn Farmers Market on Sunday mornings, selling her Ghee That’s good! Where did you grow up?In Santiago, Chile. I loved all the...
Fresh from the awesome success of its revitalised Festival in March – beautiful weather, 3,000 visitors, live music, food and workshops - Kelmarna Community Farm is focusing on its core...
An Exploration into the Symphony of Solitude: By Ngahuia WilliamsWithin Te Taiao o AotearoaA solitary expedition through the landscape resonates with the echoes of what captivates the soul in moments...
Local author and illustrator duo, Hannah Tunnicliffe and Erica Harrison, met at the school gate where both their daughters attended primary school. They quickly worked out that they shared a...