Friday 3 December is the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities. In the lead up to the day and to celebrate this year’s theme of fighting for rights in the post-COVID era, we’re profiling members of Auckland Council’s Disability…. Continue reading
Aucklanders now have an updated ultimate dining guide of iconic dishes hidden in all corners of the region, with the release of the much-anticipated second annual Iconic Auckland Eats list.
The new list highlights 100 unique and well-loved dishes that … Continue reading
Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey will step down from his role and chief technology officer Parag Agrawal will become his successor, the company announced.
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Twenty young people will begin their studies next year armed with Manurewa local Board Rangatahi Youth Scholarships.
Together the scholarships total $38,000 and they range between $1500 and $2000 for each recipient.
The recipients include rangatahi who… Continue reading
Franklin Local Board’s Waiuku representatives are liaising with police to prevent unwanted behaviour around Karioitahi Beach over summer.
Member Sharlene Druyven says meetings have been held about issues that continue to occur at the beach, and what ca… Continue reading
Find Santa’s Magic Mail Machine with a direct line to the North Pole at Commercial Bay. Write your Christmas wishlist and post at the mail machine. Continue reading
The tourism industry is being challenged to lead the fight to reduce carbon emissions as part of a major new initiative.
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Refining New Zealand has announced plans to raise just over $43 million to fund a new venture as it becomes an import only terminal.
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A Wellington-based jeweller has come up with a laser sharp way to set diamonds off in their best light.
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Tourism Industry Aotearoa chief executive Chris Roberts says the roadmap aimed to provide guidance so tourism businesses could plan for a range of potential pathways.
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