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People from all over the world have visited Auschwitz, a sprawling complex located in the Polish town of Oświęcim that the Nazis used as a concentration and extermination camp during World War II. Its name has become synonymous with the Holocaust and for man’s capacity for depravity. I’ll always remember my visit to this haunting […]
Spotlight Botany manager Trena Mossman, left, and Howick ward councillor Bo Burns cut the ceremonial ribbon to officially open the new store. Times photos
Two police officers and a police vehicle on blocking off part of Angelo Avenue at the intersection with Willoughby Avenue. Times photos
By: Chris Harrowell
Several hundred Chinese Kiwi voters have packed into the Howick Bowling Club to hear from Prime Minister Christopher Luxon about how his National Party is fixing the basics and building the future. With this year’s general election set to be held on Saturday, November 7, interest is growing locally and nationally about the parties and […]
Bodi McKee previously served time in prison for manslaughter. Photo supplied
Howick ward councillors Bo Burns, left, and Maurice Williamson spoke against Auckland Council’s 7.9 per cent rates increase. File photos
Among the Baverstock Oaks School pupils involved with its Baverstock Network News broadcast are, from left, Japjot, Amelia and Nuria. Times photo
An experienced east Auckland actor has a starring role in an upcoming theatre production based on a short story written by one of India’s most acclaimed authors. The Indian Ink theatre company is bringing its new show Balloon Dog to Auckland’s Q Theatre from June 3-20 as part of its national premiere tour. It’ll be followed […]
Excited Ormiston Primary School pupils at the recent 3G4G Festival of Cultural Sharing Education Programme at Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple in Flat Bush. Photo supplied Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple
Two police officers and a police vehicle blocking off part of Angelo Avenue at the intersection with Willoughby Avenue following the crash in Howick on May 26. Times photos
