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Review: Roxy, Queen St, Auckland CBD
My rule of thumb is that if an entree costs more than $20, it had better be something I can't stop thinking about the next day.
Bomb threat fails to disrupt Anzac service
Crowds gathered at the Auckland War Memorial Museum for a dawn service were unaware police had received a threat a bomb would be planted at the cenotaph.
Brunch: Benediction, Eden Terrace
We came here because Benediction is an old favourite and we hadn't been in ages as it's a little off the beaten track for us these days now we live in the 'burbs.
KiwiRail slashes number of Overlander train trips
KiwiRail is slashing the number of trips its Overlander train service takes between Auckland and Wellington.
My Auckland: Pt Chevalier
Karl Zohrab is a film and television producer who lives in Pt Chevalier. He is currently working on a documentary based on the life of one of New Zealand's unsung Gallipoli heroes.
Waiheke: Island music
Danielle Wright visits the Whittaker's Music Museum and finds a great excuse to day-trip to Waiheke, even on a rainy autumn day.
Review: Taisho Yakitori Bar, Herne Bay
The Japanese treat of skewered meats, and much more besides, is always a pleasant way to while away an evening.
Pub spy: Eden Cloakroom, Mt Eden
This is one of those bars I really wanted to dislike, because every time I passed by there were people sitting outside enjoying a beer while I was stuck in traffic, fuming at the complete inability of people to drive.
My happy place: Mount Eden
Auckland Museum exhibition developer Janneen Love shares her favourite spot.
My Auckland: Hauraki
Little and Friday cafe's Kim Evans tells Elisabeth Easther what she loves about the lower North Shore.
Review: The Franklin Tap House and Eatery, Ponsonby
Ponsonby newcomer kicks off to a strong start.
Cable Bay wine in a league of its own
Evaluating your Waiheke neighbour's wine is fraught with problems. Be too critical and you risk being frozen out; too effusive and you're accused of favouritism and sucking up.