Winetopia Auckland - New Zealand's biggest wine weekend is back, returning to the Viaduct Events Centre on 7 - 8 August 2026. This year's theme, Taste World-Class, invites visitors to...
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Diary Date: 1 August 2026 at the Grand Millennium Auckland for an unforgettable evening of glamour, cocktails and giving back. You're Invited to the BATCHED Charity Ball SPECIAL DISCOUNT CODE FOR YOU: VIP20BATCHED This year...
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The treasured and sacred maunga of Tāmaki Makaurau are the focus of a new bilingual children’s book, Ngā Maunga o Tāmaki Makaurau I The Maunga of Tāmaki Makaurau, published in...
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Madeline Beasley has been teaching the piano for 25 years. Madeline still has one of her original students coming for lessons, brushing up on their style of playing. Do you...
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The new collection from @stormclothing... Tailoring. Velvet. Lace. Exclusive prints. Crafted to bring out your true character. A QUIET REBEL. Discover the new collection in-store ….160B Ponsonby Road...
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Breast Cancer Cure (BCC) is proud to announce its role as Charity Partner of New Zealand Fashion Week Presented by Giltrap Group 2026. A one-off runway event at Shed 10, Auckland...
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Auckland Live today announces the New Zealand premiere of Cirque Alice, an epic new circus production inspired by Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, playing at The Civic from Friday, 28 August...
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For 23 years, ghd’s pink campaign has supported breast cancer charities around the world, raising more than $25.5 million to date. This year, the brand continues its long-standing commitment with...
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Presented by Flyleaf Theatre Company with Q Season Support 12 – 22 August 2026 | Q Theatre Loft, Auckland | qtheatre.co.nz Starring: Fraser Hoffman, Sam Bunkall, Grace Cullen, Matt Chamberlain,...
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Is That Your Accountant… or Your Labrador? Pet owners are giving their pets surprisingly human names Forget Rex, Spot and Fluffy. Pets owners down under are sounding more like...
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Whether they’re eaten straight from the paper, tucked into buttered bread or drowned in tomato sauce, hot chips remain one of New Zealand’s most-loved comfort foods. Now, new nationwide research...
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Good news! Tofiga Fepulea'i, the Humble King of Comedy has announced live shows round the motu for 2026 in his new hour of comedy Fresh Since Ages Ago, coming to...
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Abstract Hotel is pleased to announce the appointment of Juan Isola as its new Food and Beverage Manager. Juan’s appointment marks an exciting new chapter for Abstract and flagship Italian...
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Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum will celebrate Matariki this July with a programme of free whānau performances, storytelling and hands-on learning for Tamariki. Matariki, signals te Mātahi...
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If dissension over the Treaty of Waitangi and the handling of Covid wasn't enough, Tama Potaka and the Government’s decision to put feral cats into PredatorFree NZ2025 without ensuring the...
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Inside Lahood's Installation at the Double Courtyard House Nestled in the coastal dunes of Te Arai, northeast of Auckland, the Double Courtyard House by Roberts Gray Architects is a study...
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The Everyday Household Items Sending Pets To Emergency Vets Every puppy owner has experienced it. The missing sock.The chewed-up remote.The mysterious silence that usually means something is very, very wrong....
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Auckland Transport (AT) is trialling a new type of roading asphalt that incorporates recycled tyres, marking a step forward in reducing waste and emissions from road construction. The trial...
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A young driver who was involved in a serious crash on a rural road is encouraging others to experience practical driver training after saying it changed the way she approaches...
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Yes, we there will be an Auckland Vintage Textile Fair this year. This is to be held again at Alexandra Park Raceway on Sunday 23 August, from 10am – 3pm. They...
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Who says you need to head to the mountains to enjoy the snow this winter? Abstract Hotel is bringing the magic of snow to the heart of Auckland city, transforming...
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Chocolate lovers will have the chance to meet the people behind New Zealand's craft chocolate this World Chocolate Day, with 15 makers from across the country coming together for a...
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plant-based bacon has beaten every other vegan deli product in the country, taking out the Supreme Award at the 2026 Vegan Sausage & Deli Awards last week. That’s before it...
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A cross-lease title can limit what you do with your home. Because the land is shared, even simple changes — like replacing a window with French doors, adding a deck,...
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The hospitality business is tough these days which is why it’s good to see businesses working closely together – a good example is Grey Lynn’s Ozone café. Once the café...
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Cassia and Bar Albert come together for one special evening this August Bar Albert, voco Auckland's sky-high cocktail bar on the 38th floor, is rolling out the welcome mat for...
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Every so often, a particularly unpleasant email lands in my inbox or social media message appears on my feed. Sometimes it is simply abusive. Occasionally it questions my motives rather...
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If you’re searching for a weekend escape that offers more than the usual hotel stay, Te Karaka Lodge is a hidden gem off the beaten track worth discovering. Located just...
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The Covert Theatre is launching Auckland’s best EVER entertainment deal – the $42 Covert Comedy Season Pass – that gets you into every comedy show from September to December. Aucklanders...
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Illuminating evenings on the Dinosaur Discovery Track An immersive after dark experience of awe-inspiring pre-historic giants is on offer at Auckland Zoo these July holidays through Dinosaur Nights & Lights...
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Cassia has arrived in Grey Lynn with a winter pop-up at Ozone Coffee Roasters, bringing Chef Sid Sahrawat’s celebrated modern Indian cuisine closer to home. We asked Chand, Sid’s wife...
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For those who know this part of Auckland well, its appeal has never been just about location. It is the familiarity of the neighbourhood, the ease of being close to...
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Auckland Central should be the front door to New Zealand: confident in itself, safer in its streets, and open for business again. When I arrived in New Zealand in 1998,...
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Barfooting up the Wrong Tree Kia Ora StephenCome on mate... keep it real!The Gypsy is an iconic taonga and vital hub of the community.Please dig deep and do the right...
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If you believe Auckland is being fixed, then I have a bridge to sell you. There has been quite a bit of media coverage over the past few weeks about...
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The Great New Zealand Toastie Takeover is back from 24 June, bringing the cheesiest, tastiest, most inventive toasted sandwiches to menus across Aotearoa. For six weeks over winter, 200 venues...
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As the sun goes down on Thursday 9 July, Karangahape Road will come alive with art installations, kai, storytelling and a free celebration featuring Ladi6, Halfqueen, Mā with full band,...
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The hidden health reasons behind bad odour, gas and itchy skin. Every dog owner knows the familiar "wet dog" smell after a swim or a walk in the rain. But...
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July is of course, Matariki. It is a time for whānau to come together and enjoy one another’s company. It’s also time to reflect on the past and prepare for...
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Meet the marine newborns - seaweed IVF begins a new chapter for the Gulf When I visited the hatchery at SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton’s recently, I didn’t expect to find...
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With rising fuel prices placing pressure on household budgets across New Zealand, commuting by car has become expensive for many employees. For businesses, this creates an opportunity to provide meaningful...
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As the nights grow longer, the city lights up for Matariki. Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland Council are pleased to present Tūhono - an immersive...
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We departed the Bay of Islands that April evening, to sail across the pond for that land inhabited by everything that could kill you, snakes, spiders, sharks, kangaroos and of...
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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. Te Rimutahi also refers to...
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Let's get Auckland growing in the right places For many years Auckland has been grappling with where we put future housing and how we accommodate growth. Recently, Auckland...
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Mangawhai-based Willow Banbury sells colourful jars of Sour Maiden kimchi, sauerkraut, and bubbling ferments, under a red gazebo – she’s at Grey Lynn Farmers Market fortnightly. Where did you grow...
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Auckland is fast becoming the cycling mecca of the South Pacific, with a huge surge in people jumping on their bikes on both weekdays and weekends. Following a 20.3%...
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Breathwork for Manifestation: Listening to the Wisdom of the Body After returning home from my trauma release training in Bali a month ago, I knew that bringing this work to...
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Free one-stop online service giving hospitality businesses a single point of contact for food, alcohol and outdoor dining licensing advice Provides a simplified solution to the thousands of businesses with...
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Polestar New Zealand has announced David Nash as its New Zealand brand ambassador. To celebrate the partnership, Polestar and The Wine Room by David Nash will host a seasonally refreshed...
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