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Pub spy: Jax Wine and Tapas Bar, Newmarket
I don't usually open these reviews with outright praise, but I first came here for a tasting event and I was blown away.
Girls' day out: Planning the route
Here's a plan that will take you on a hassle-free girls' day out in one of New Zealand's best shopping districts. Let Libby Nicholson-Moon be your guide.
Brunch: Wise Cicada, Newmarket
We came here because we had heard about this cafe in Newmarket that didn't price its meals but left it up to the customer to decide what they felt the meal was worth.
Review: Tatsumi Japanese Restaurant, Newmarket
Loyal regulars had mentioned to me that Cafe Rikka in Newmarket had gone badly off the boil. Then I heard it had closed. These two things may not be unrelated.
Review: Ile de France, Newmarket
Hearty French fare is sometimes just the ticket to ease woes.
Southern Motorway lanes re-open ahead of schedule
The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) says four key areas of work are now underway to get the new northbound Newmarket Viaduct on Auckland's Southern Motorway ready to open for traffic.
Southern Motorway lanes to close from 5pm
Motorists can expect delays over the long weekend as work is carried out on the Southern Motorway.
Review: Basque Kitchen & Bar, Newmarket
A Newmarket tapas bar can help you relive those hot nights in the streets of Spain.
<i>Nuffield St Cafe</i>, Newmarket
I swore I wouldn't go back to Nuffield St. The little restaurant strip started up some time in 2006 as an attempt to answer the question: Why does one of the slickest shopping streets in the city have nowhere you can get a decent meal?
<i>Nuffield St Cafe</i>, Newmarket
Attention to detail is not spared with a short but well-organised menu.
Getting CrossFit: Easy don't cut it
Crossfit is a quick, effective and fun way to beat the flab ... and challenge yourself.
Nightmare on the Rugby World Cup express
Thousands of fans who took the train to last week's 'family friendly' Rugby World Cup opening celebrations had a horrifying night they would rather forget.
Nick Smith: Exports key to architect's growth
Designer with a focus on retailing is finding receptive markets in Australia and beyond