More than three decades of involvement in winter sport qualifies for the title of champion coach.
How long have you been involved in netball?
Thirty-three years...
Mike Johnson knows Wellington Street better than most, like the back of his tyre-handling hands.
He’s lived there, was born nearby and has operated a...
By Hope Milo, UoA Communications Student
A dynamic show of unity and performances marked the seventh annual Race Relations Day Multicultural Festival.
Hosted by the...
By Katie Treneman, Interim Village Manager, Howick Village Association
After 28 years of working in the Village, first as our famous shoe repair man,...
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In the UK, the prospects for growing old centred on what were known as ‘Old Folks Homes’.
These were generally sprawling old buildings no longer...
By Times Junior Journalist Alina Jiang
The Society for the Protection of Animals (SPCA) is one of the largest and oldest animal charities, where animals...
This is a shared arts column space put together by the Howick Historical
Village, Te Tuhi, and Uxbridge Arts and Culture.
Howick Historical Village (HHV) is...
The cost-of-living crisis is placing greater demand on east Auckland foodbanks that are providing much-needed sustenance to families under financial pressures.
The Times has spoken to...
By Katie Treneman, Interim Village Manager, Howick Village Association
It’s been great to welcome back Craig Hammonds, our Community Constable who had been away for several...
