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Touched by a stranger's kindness
The other night at Starship Hospital a total stranger didn't quite give me the shirt off his back - but it was close.
The other night at Starship Hospital a total stranger didn't quite give me the shirt off his back - but it was close.
Choosing a hotel restaurant as a dining venue can pay off.
Gareth Thomas (ex Goodshirt) cobbled together a local supergroup for the release of Lady Alien at the Kings Arms on Thursday night.
Supporting him was Andrew Keoghan and Katie Scott & The Miss T's
The love of creating textile magic was instilled in Yoke Helwes Martens by her mother and now she is putting on an exhibition filled with the influences of her past and present.
Photos from the first of two concerts at Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium, Thursday November 25th 2010.
U2 last night paid tribute to the victims of the Pike River mine disaster. Scott Kara was there
Even the biggest concert of the year acknowledged the sombre mood of the nation. U2's Bono said the band felt privileged to be
We came here because it was a beautiful day for relaxing in the sun, contemplating Rangitoto from afar.
New Zealand's a-list quota is reaching extreme levels, with the arrival of R&B/Pop superstar Beyonce.
The second and final list of bands playing at the 2011 Big Day Out has been released.
Police and Eden Park officials have vowed to enforce liquor bans better following the "shambles" at the back-to-back rugby league tests.
Hyatt Regency Auckland hotel - the single biggest loan book asset of South Canterbury Finance - has been sold for between $50m and $60m.
In 2009, a recession-generated ‘perfect storm’ saw poor ticket sales and losses for the biennial Auckland Arts Festival. Yet, as Alan Perrott finds, its director David Malacari is upbeat for 2011.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown wants to make an immediate start to build a cruise ship terminal on Captain Cook Wharf costing up to $200 million.
Some central Auckland patients could be treated at North Shore and Waitakere Hospitals under a spirit of collaboration, the man now responsible for nearly one million Aucklanders' health has indicated.