The second annual Auckland International Carnival on Saturday reminded Aucklanders the world is, in fact, already here and ready to play. The city’s diverse population was celebrated in style with a spirited cultural parade, craft stalls and performances from cultural groups at the Glen Innes event. Te Waha Nui photographers were there to record it. [...]

The congregation howled and yipped at the Vicar as he bow-wow-wowed his welcome. Bunnies in baskets, hulking Bull Mastiffs, silver fern annointed donkeys and a curly-horned goat – all manner of creatures attended the SPCA’s annual service for the animals at St Matthew-in-the-City last Sunday. Maureen Thomas brought along her 15-year-old Scottie dog. “I thought [...]

Each year, the AUT journalism programme offers a photojournalism elective. While the students cooperate with the newspaper and online teams on specific story assignments, they also create their own online portfolio. These contain selected and edited pictures and series of assignments of the class and own photography. Find below a list of links to individual [...]

Hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world have celebrated the opening of the Rugby World Cup 2011 in downtown Auckland. Our reporter has captured the impressions of the day at the Waterfront.

  Walking down Queen St, it’s the buskers that first catch your eye. From tourists and artists to students and children, Auckland’s entertainers have no shortage of talent. Dizzy Strange, a former musician originally from Wellington, says busking is a “whole new different kettle of fish” from stage performing. “It’s so different, it’s just you [...]