Community

  Schools have long relied on the support of communities to fund special items to ensure students have access to the latest in technology and...

  New service starting Monday August 19 A temporary park and ride service will open at Lloyd Elsmore Park on Monday to provide east Aucklanders with...

Local group Jaye's Dance is preparing for its first public dance show. Owner Stacey Williams says they are “super excited” to bring it to the...

Howick hair salon, Off the Fringe, has been awarded the Certificate of Positive Impact by Sustainable Salons for its commitment to sustainability. Since joining the...

  In view of the primary and intermediate school principals threatening to go on strike with regards to better working conditions and pay parity with...

World War II veteran Benjamin Alfred Smith passed away peacefully on August 10 in his 99th year. A service to celebrate Ben's life was held...

By Jim Birchall Contentious artwork ‘Kid Justice’ defaced again A controversial sculpture erected to mark the 125th anniversary of Women's suffrage has been defaced for the...

  Howick Pakuranga community patrol is celebrating 25 years of helping to keep the local community safe. You may have seen their marked patrol cars in...

    By Farida Master Going by the applause at every jab he took at Phil Goff, it looked like mayoral candidate John Tamihere was the winner...

As Howick and districts count down to the 175th anniversary, the Times continues its series by Alan La Roche giving readers a glimpse of...