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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Andrew Tindall and Caitlin Worth sent us this photo from their recent holiday in Iran. The photo was taken by a local boy in Naqsh-e Jahan Square (also known as Imam Square) in Esfahan, Iran.
Local resident Trudi Nelson tells us, “As usual, a mighty fine Ponsonby News read. I was at the Vietnamese temple before the moon season celebration in Hanoi.”
Kelly Brown is part of the Foxes Island Wine team tells us, “I have been meaning to send you this photo snapped of me at home in New York, standing in front of the World Trade Center Memorial Reflection Ponds. A special place for me - this photo reflects my two homes - New York City and New Zealand.”
Emma Badeia of the Depot Artspace in Devonport loves reading Ponsonby News. During her lunch break, she took a moment to check out the Depot ad and article in the September Ponsonby News Arts + Culture section.
