Jon Turner, councillor candidate for Albert-Eden-Puketāpapa, says, “City Vision are the team who get things done. We have led the way on supporting better public transport, investing in housing and...
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Voting papers are being sent to enrolled voters between 9-22 September so they can choose Auckland’s champions. This means in October, Tāmaki Makaurau gets a newly elected set of leaders...
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This year’s theme, ‘Auckland at Play’ explores the spirit of sport and recreation, including honouring the 75th anniversary of the 1950 Empire Games – a defining moment in New Zealand’s...
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This was declined because the "window for requests for re-valuation has closed". What obvious tosh! Council was a YEAR LATE with their revised valuations and then gave the public a...
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Tell us about what you do? We are Empowerment Psychology, a comprehensive psychological clinic dedicated to providing exceptional mental health services to children, teenagers, and adults. Our practice operates both...
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Tell us a little about the club’s historyTennis has been played on our beautiful tree-lined site on Green Street, St Mary’s Bay, since 1898. The Ponsonby Catholic Tennis Club was...
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Chris.Bishop@parliament.govt.nzPrivate Bag 18888, Parliament Buildings, Wellington 6160 I am writing to you on behalf of the shopkeepers of Grey Lynn, Auckland who have gathered this morning Thursday 22 August 2025...
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In this latest three-year electoral term, Mike has yet again proven why he is such a valuable, indeed essential, personality in our locale. A voice for common sense and reason,...
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The reason that housing in Auckland is so unaffordable, especially for young working people as my article points out, is demonstrably NOT a lack of zoned land but due to...
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In reality it’s more like a living organism made up of elected officials (elected every three years) headed by the Mayor and the CEO responsible for staff (maybe they should...
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The C&R team are capable hard-working community advocates with a depth of governance experience, area knowledge and subject matter expertise needed on a Local Board. They bring experience ranging across...
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The last thing you want is to be left chasing a company that’s vanished between your deposit and the final installation. That’s why so many Aucklanders turn to Lahood® Window...
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Then, as luck would have it, I met the Business Development and Event Manager of Auckland Botanic Gardens & Auckland Domain Wintergardens, Amy Pollard. She kindly looked through their archives...
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But what happens if that promise is broken, especially when there’s no formal contract? The law recognises that some promises shouldn’t be broken, even without a formal agreement. This principle,...
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The upcoming local elections will run from Tuesday, 9 September 2025, through to 12 noon on Saturday, 11 October 2025, and are conducted via postal vote. Locally, you will...
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The new owner of The Cosmetic Clinic Ponsonby's story is one of resilience, sacrifice and determination. Nataly grew up in the favelas of Brazil where daily life was about survival....
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Even If You’re Not Retiring SoonIf you’ve ever watched HBO’s ‘Succession', you’ll know what happens when there’s no clear plan for who takes over a business. Cue power struggles, drama...
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I’m not sure what else you are supposed to call it when the Government is warned by their own officials, experts and service providers that their intended decisions will increase...
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We take care of the dead and look after their families, helping them to say goodbye in a way that reflects the deceased’s unique personality. Natural Funerals are based on...
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Earlier in August, my Youth MP, Oscar, wrapped up his time in the Youth Parliament programme before heading to the United States on a university football scholarship. Watching him...
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Kia ora, This year Māori language week is from 14 to 20 September. Here at Leys, we have decided to take this one step further and stretch out the celebration...
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The good news is spring is finally here and it couldn’t come soon enough. We’re overdue for calm weather following a winter not quite of discontent but nonetheless one where...
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The latest intensification policies to be imposed on Auckland by the Government and Auckland Council have dismayed and angered local residents – many of whom voted at the last election...
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Electrical work is about more than just wires and switches – it’s about safety, reliability and lasting quality. When it comes to your home or business, choosing an electrician with...
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BRAVO! The ‘soft opening’ (when the construction fences were taken down, enabling the community to finally access and enjoy the new civic space), happened in early May this year,...
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When Nicola Willis was questioned about the alarmingly high unemployment rate under her and Christopher Luxon’s watch (now 5.2%), she said that people needed to take it less ‘personally'. ...
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Why Your Business Needs a Succession PlanEven If You’re Not Retiring SoonIf you’ve ever watched HBO’s ‘Succession', you’ll know what happens when there’s no clear plan for who takes over...
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Spring is on our doorstep, a natural revival after months of cold, wet weather that slowed routines and encouraged heavier eating. If winter has left you reaching for comfort food,...
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Featuring Soloist Katherine Winitana (Soprano and Conductor Luka Venter Sunday 14 September 2.30pmSt Matthew’s Chamber Orchestra is proud to present – from Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāariki Kaiputahi, Katherine Winitana, whose diverse...
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We are making good progress on the Great North Road Improvements project and side street intersections. We have been completing intersection improvements and footpath upgrades, and installing new pedestrian crossings,...
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The highly anticipated LSKD flagship store drew massive crowds, with queues snaking around the block from as early as 3 am on opening day. The opening marked LSKD’s most successful...
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The Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ is a small but mighty team doing amazing things thanks in large part to the funds raised by Blue September. The Foundation provides a nurse-led...
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This unforgettable evening of celebration will feature entertainment by award-winning comedian Kura Forrester, an arts & culture quiz, and fabulous auction items up for grabs – with all proceeds going...
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As the exclusive wine sponsor, Soljans Estate Winery brings its family heritage and decades of experience to support local film and television talent. Soljans Estate Winery, a 90-year-old family-owned winery,...
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Honey bees don’t just help pollinate our gardens, they make a vital contribution to New Zealand’s growing horticultural industry, currently valued at $7.54 billion. Apiculture New Zealand Chief Executive Karin...
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Are you crazy about coffee? Absolutely! For me, it’s more than just a drink, it’s a daily ritual and a connection point for people. I’m constantly fascinated by how different...
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taylor’s Shadowplay was conceived as an installation, transforming The Shelter into a gallery-like space where models became the subject of a living exhibition. Guests were guided through six distinct areas,...
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The $608 million is the largest of any council term and includes $418 million in savings, $96 million in recycled assets (such as sales of unused buildings) and $94 million...
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Bar Albert’s September birthday celebration features major accommodation prize giveaways, new menu offerings, and the return of live entertainment on Fridays plus Sunday trading. Each evening from 2-20 September,...
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Designed to appeal to discerning buyers, Pillars represents the newest addition to Precinct’s growing portfolio of premium residential developments. As New Zealand’s largest owner and developer of high-quality city centre...
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Hot off the highly successful season of the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Home, Land & Sea, acclaimed New Zealand fashion designer Rory William Docherty is translating the magic of the...
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This September, they tour nationally with Chamber Music New Zealand, presenting a multimedia programme to stimulate and captivate audiences. Last year the group celebrated its 50th anniversary. Through the years,...
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Over 50 sets to choose from - for a limited time only.NZ’s largest range of quality cutlery from world renowned brands.Shop with The Studio of Tableware for expertise, selection &...
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The collection of figures becomes a menagerie of anxious misfits. They form an exploded self-portrait and a proxy for our collective state of mind, shaped by cultural, social, political, economic...
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These special events will be held in beautiful parks at iconic, cultural locations in Melbourne (Alexandra Gardens), Sydney (The Domain Sydney), Fremantle (Fremantle Park) and Brisbane (Victoria Park), allowing audiences...
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Judges blind-tasted and awarded the best of the best of Kiwi brewing that ranged from traditional excellence to playful innovation: This year marks the debut of the "Weird & Wonderful"...
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Where did you grow up? In rural Southland. I was lucky to spend my holidays on Stewart Island and enjoy delicious regional specialties – lamb, crayfish, scallops, blue cod, oysters...
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Internet safety expert and public speaker Rob Cope has just designed a survey for Kiwis to share personal stories of harm they’ve come to online. The Wellington Dad speaks regularly...
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It’s true that she doesn’t sit back when there’s something going on that needs to be righted. And certainly, those following undemocratic paths will have experienced the pointy end of...
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Come along people, place your bets, the Local Body Electoral Sweepstake is about to begin. The prestigious tri-annual race can be a dirty affair: politicos jockeying for position, back room...
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