Vegan fish and chips - would you try them?
Kia ora neighbours, Grey Lynn's newest vegan joint Wise Boys is serving vegan 'fish' and chips, with beer-battered banana blossoms in place of snapper.
We took them down to the beach to see how they held up. Are you tempted to try them this summer?
Hi, what's your name?
We want to get to know our neighbours and we think you do too!
Simply share a little about yourself on the Know Thy Neighbour page and others will follow suit (you could also win one of our 10 x $50 Prezzy® cards!).
Perhaps you're looking for others to join you on your walks, or just wanting to know more about your neighbours. You may be the go-to person for baking advice (and a cup of sugar!) or have some computer skills that you're happy to share - we'd love to know.
So go on, introduce yourself.
It's our 🎂 Boutique for SPCA Birthday Week 🎂 Visit us for special offers
This week marks our Ponsonby store's second birthday, and everyone is invited to pop in and pull together a party outfit 👗 Our team are very excited to be celebrating two years of raising vital funds for SPCA with elegance and style, since first opening the doors back in April 2022! Prepare for a week-long extravaganza filled with excitement, swing by soon for these special offers crafted just for you:
Daily spot prizes 💸 You could be a lucky winner scoring yourself a $50 gift voucher, only five left to giveaway
Donate or purchase to win 🎁 You could get an entry into our prize draw for a chance to win an OPPO A94 5G smartphone (Black 8GB, valued to $599) when you donate items or make a purchase during your visit, kindly sponsored by OPPO New Zealand, T&Cs apply
Late Night Soiree 🥂 Join us for a special late night with nibbles & refreshments browsing our high-quality pre-loved items and new pieces by Karen Walker while stocks last, kindly donated by our SPCA Ambassador herself
🎈 Birthday Week 15-21 April 2024
📍 27 Ponsonby Rd 📞 09 869 2936
🕛 Mon-Sat 9-5pm, Sun 10-4pm
Poll: Could we live without public bins?
Many public rubbish bins are being removed by councils due to the large costs of regularly emptying them. Do you think we can adapt and live without them?
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
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12% Yes
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87.3% No
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0.7% Other - I'll share below
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