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December 15, 2023
Staying around Auckland city this summer? As well as ample parking and no traffic jams, there are many other reasons why you’ll have a great holiday. Here...
April 28, 2023
Toni Breidinger is set to make her NASCAR Truck Series debut, and her Victoria's Secret sponsorship is coming with her.
January 22, 2023
One person has died following a water-related emergency north of Auckland this afternoon, the sixth drowning in Auckland in 48 hours.
Desperate beachgoers
January 22, 2023
The grief-stricken wife of one of the men who died at Piha Beach on Saturday has been left utterly lost and bereft after earlier losing her family in India
January 21, 2023
Five people have died in water incidents in Auckland in 24 hours, while the body of a sixth person - missing since a family day at a Coromandel beach turne
July 22, 2021
Thursday, 22 July 2021, 12:39 pm A home overlooking former No. 1-ranked Kiwi golfer Lydia Ko’s favourite New Zealand fairway has been placed on the market for sale. The Hebel stone home at 8 Pacific Cliffs Drive, Gulf Harbour boasts an uninterrupted grandstand view of the 16th hole at the Gulf Harbour Country Club – two-time host of the New Zealand Championship Golf Open, and the PGA Tour World Cup of Golf. In a video shared by 100% Pure New Zealand, Ko can be seen visiting the course, sayi...
May 10, 2021
A stunning photo shows the moment the glow of bioluminescent organisms turns the shore of New Zealands Hibiscus Coast an eerie shade of electric blue. Auckland resident Matthew Davison snapped the effect — which he dubs blue gold — at 9pm local time Sunday at Tindalls Beach, on the Whangaparāoa peninsula. This gorgeous phenomena is caused by microscopic organisms dubbed sea sparkle that glow when they are disturbed, such as by the action of the waves. A stunning photo shows the moment ...
March 2, 2021
One too many? Joyce Williams, Ōrewa (abridged) Retirement villages – a growth industry with our ageing population – serve a vital need and most do so extremely well. However, too many of these large villages in the one location can be undesirable for several reasons: medical services to the community can only stretch so far and are already overloaded with so many elderly patients in one concentrated catchment; an area with an over concentration of one demographic range is not a desirable o...