Knights and maidens… Hauraki School’s production time-travels back to the medieval era Year 5 and 6 pupils from Hauraki ...
Through a newcomer’s lens… Francesca Brugnoli’s exhibition Growing Up in Devonport includes photos from others in the local ...
The Stanley Bay Mud Run returns after a one-year hiatus (Photo: 2024) ...
Family ties… Molly Cardwell-Dray, from Wellington, and her father Alistair Dray, from Napier, laid a wreath. Anzac Day was an especially moving occasion for descendants of World War I casualty Alan ...
Devonport’s latest Anglican priest is finding his feet after bringing a young family halfway around the world to take up his post. Chris Murphy talks to Helen Vause. An open door… Vicar Chris Murphy ...
The Devonport village skyline would be radically altered under plans for buildings up to eight storeys high in Peninsula Capital’s proposed $400-million-plus “Devonport Lanes” development. The project ...
That’s commitment… North Shore Labour candidate George Hampton had his “very small” sign held up by a supporter at a candidates meeting in Devonport. A surprisingly low-key opening to the campaign ...
Room with a view… Juliette Drysdale with husband Mahé Drysdale and children (from left) Frankie (2) Bronte (7) and Boston (5) at the opening of a lounge in her honour. She was known amongst Takapuna ...
Claudia Pearce (left) and Alexandre Berrux have been selected as Takapuna Grammar School’s Head Girl and Head Boy for 2025. Claudia, the captain of the girls premier water polo team as well as a ...
Tree people… Bridget and Peter Thrussell (above) have nurtured a veritable forest in their Hauraki backyard. Right: Damien Hughes, with 9-year-old son Rafferty Hughes, outside the Cautley St property ...
Jo Holsted’s background in community access radio has provided a great basis for developing her role as Auckland Council’s “Community Connector” for the Devonport peninsula. Holsted spent 13 years at ...
Multi-talented Nicki Heenan has been drawn back to New Zealand after following an artistic path in the UK. She tells Helen Vause about her painting workshops, her sideline as a pianist – and taking on ...
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