Tyler-Niland Construction and Manuka Tiling are launching a new design-led approach to interiors and construction In Ponsonby, design is more than a trend, it’s a way of living. Tyler-Niland Construction...
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From child safety to energy bills, there’s more driving the automation conversation than convenience alone.With over 30 years in the industry, Clayton Sceats, Director at Lahood® Window Furnishings has a...
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After 20 years in the industry, Project Partners continues to deliver independent, end-to-end project management services that give Auckland property owners true peace of mind.For two decades, Project Partners has...
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There’s a special kind of magic that awaits at Alliance Française Auckland – a place where the French way of life is not just taught, but truly lived. For more...
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Borneo Bags – a well-woven story of dedication in a rainforest setting.The February presentation to U3A was a fascinating lecture from Jacky McLaren, the founder of Borneo Bags.Jacky began her...
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Kia ora koutou, It seems we are beginning this year, by pining for life 10 years ago. 2016 has been called the ‘last normal year’, a time before the pandemic...
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I was disappointed to see City Vision members of the Waitematā Local Board use the urgency provisions in Standing Orders to adopt a formal board position opposing the Government’s proposed...
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In a suburb as vibrant and globally connected as Ponsonby, it’s common for residents to have financial ties that stretch far beyond New Zealand. Whether you’re a Kiwi who has...
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Diamond Wok has recently opened in Grey Lynn, bringing a modern take on traditional Chinese wok cooking to the neighbourhood. It is focused on bold flavour, quality ingredients and fast,...
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The Wisdom Years: Navigating Peri-menopause and Menopause with Ayurveda.Menopause marks a transformative stage in a woman’s life. It is often described as a time of wisdom, confidence and self-assurance. Yet...
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Angela loves the whole process of creating a piece of photographic work.Everything from the experience of the professionally crafted shoot itself to the anticipation of showcasing the images at the...
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I joined the Labour Party because I believe in an active progressive state and the power of collective action. Serving as an MP has only strengthened that conviction, but it...
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Nestled in the heart of Auckland, West End Lawn Tennis Club has been a community favourite since 1932. For decades, it's been the go-to spot for locals to enjoy a...
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The Vegan Society of Aotearoa’s annual people’s choice award has its champions.The Dairy Free Awards 2026, presented by the Vegan Society of Aotearoa (NZVS), celebrates the winners of its sixth...
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The area around the new Karanga-a-Hape Station has been reshaped to make it easier, safer and more welcoming for people moving through the area, completing another important step towards opening...
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Pauanui sculptor Logan Humphrey has his cutting tools and grinders on overdrive in preparation for the Mercury Bay Art Escape event. The youngest of exhibiting artists at only 22 years-of-age,...
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Capsicum, vegemite, cacao butter and beetroot might not be the first ingredients that spring to mind when we think about cocktails — but as we celebrate World Bartender Day...
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For owners of inner-city Auckland investment apartments and holiday homes in the North Island’s most loved holiday destinations, the goal of short-stay is straightforward: generate strong income from guest stays...
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You will find Brad Flutey at the Terra & Sprout stall with a broad smile and amazing mushroom products. Where did you grow up?I grew up in Taranaki - I...
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“Illegal parking" outside our homes AT has in the course of handing out tickets for "illegal parking" outside our homes, recently kindly pointed out that our driveways only start at...
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It has been another month of wins for Auckland. On the sporting front, we hosted Sail GP on the beautiful Waitematā harbour, Super Rugby kicked off (yes, I’m still...
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Sarita Solvig Blankenburg is a Ayurvedic medical practitioner and yoga therapist, she’s a woman who is always upbeat and smiling. What is Ayurvedic medicine and Yoga therapy?Ayurveda is one of...
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The BNZ Auckland Lantern Festival is almost here, returning to Manukau Sports Bowl from Thursday, 26 February to Sunday, 1 March, marking the conclusion of Chinese New Year celebrations and welcoming...
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Summer risks and real vet costs Last month was one of the busiest months for pet-related vet emergencies, and Pet Insurance Australia (PIA) is urging pet owners to be vigilant...
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Further proof council doesn’t have a revenue problem – it has a spending problem. The following is a transcript of my comments during the debate at the 3 February meeting...
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Auckland feels different right now - in the best way. There’s a sense of lift in the air, a feeling that the city is stepping into the version of itself...
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G&T Productions have today announced the all-star New Zealand cast for & JULIET. After dazzling audiences on the West End and Broadway, the global smash-hit pop musical is set to...
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Spark Arena, 29 January 2026 You may have glossed over Zed on this mammoth lineup, but this is why you always see the opening act. For the lucky ones, we...
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Playcentre’s free Messy Play Week event for whānau with children from birth to school age is being held again this year from Monday 2 March to Friday 6 March at...
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Aucklanders are guaranteed a little extra sunshine this summer, as Auckland Live presents Helios - a breathtaking, larger-than-life artwork created by renowned UK artist Luke Jerram. Arriving in New Zealand...
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Making its Festival debut with a young and brilliant showcase of classical musicianship, the city’s oldest chamber orchestra presents not one but three concertos and the world premiere of a...
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The name Te Rimutahi translates to the lone Rimu tree, referring to a sacred tree that once stood where Ponsonby and Karangahape Roads intersect today. For Mana Whenua, Te Rimutahi...
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If it floats, powers, paddles or pulls up dinner, The Hutchwilco New Zealand Boat Show is calling all boaties and fishos back on deck this May. Dropping anchor at...
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Our summer of events at Kelmarna keeps on rolling throughout March. Next up is Kelmarna’s Little Kai Festival - an alcohol-free, family fun afternoon on Sunday 8th March,11am to 4pm. ...
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Being a pet owner to a companion animal is far from a one-way street. While many of us imagine that as the humans in the relationship we set the tone,...
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In the lead-up to ANZAC Day, Gallipoli’s human stories take the stage. Auckland audiences are invited to experience one of Aotearoa’s most moving theatrical works when acclaimed actor and playwright...
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After delighting Auckland Pride audiences in 2025, award-winning theatremaker and Ponsonby resident Hamish Annan brings Before We Begin back to Basement Theatre for a three-night send-off season. A naughty, playful, surprisingly tender experimental...
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Kiwi band SIX60 delivered personalised farewell messages over the international departures PA system and performed in the departures hall as part of Auckland Airport’s 60th anniversary A 10-metre lyric art...
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If you missed out last year, now is your chance to witness hundreds of monarchs take flight in a spectacular release that returns to the Auckland Botanic Gardens...
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Sixteen years ago, plant-based food in New Zealand was often dismissed as niche, bland, or “hippie.” little bird kitchen helped change that story. Founded with a bold vision to show...
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Australian winery Brown Brothers has been named among Forbes’ World’s 50 Best Wineries, securing 12th place globally following votes from an international academy of wine experts. The ranking places Brown...
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After three years of offering 300 + events focused on people and planet, EcoFest has well and truly become the time and place to sample sustainability. The fourth month-long festival...
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Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s waterfront will be transformed when the Auckland Wooden Boat Festival returns from 13–15 March 2026, inviting Aucklanders and visitors of all ages to enjoy a weekend of...
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Auckland Live Morning Melodies Monday, 23 February – Monday, 7 December 2026 A much-loved Tāmaki Makaurau tradition is celebrating a major milestone in 2026, with Auckland Live Morning Melodies returning for its...
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Located in the vibrant heart of downtown Auckland, JW Marriott Auckland offers a luxurious urban retreat inviting guests to restore and renew, with thoughtful touches that reflect both local culture...
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A sharp comedic expose about power, gender and Helen Clark’s extraordinary journey Written by award-winning writer Fiona Samuel MNZM (Pike River), Auckland Theatre Company presents the devilishly witty, world premiere...
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Construction is soon to begin on a new retail and office building at the top end of Ponsonby Road, shaped by years of consultation, design work and careful consideration of...
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Marty Richards (and Marley his French Bulldog) have just opened a new laundry called Laundry Heaven, right next door to Hell Pizza on Richmond Road. It looks like a movie...
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Back in the 1960s, about the same time as NZ’s first ever TV broadcast, three houses were built on the ridge overlooking Coxs Bay. No speculative developers in those days,...
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Kia ora, It is exciting to think of the new books that will arrive throughout 2026. Fans of Douglas Stuart, Maggie O’Farrell and Lauren Groff will be happy to know...
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