The Win With Words writing competition final was held at Remuera Library on 29 August 2018.

Ruth Lam, co-author of the Fruits of our Labours, gives a fascinating talk about the Chinese fruiterers in Remuera.

There were several Remuera families with more than one son killed in WW1.

Remuera Heritage has completed the first stage of the oral history project.

Recent research by Auckland Council has revealed Aucklanders are prepared to pay more for a house close to a scheduled heritage place and within a special character area.

Barbara Sibyl Greig, sister of Elsie Stewart Greig (1886-1966) and Roysie Alma Greig (1891–1969).

Elsie was born on 10 April 1886 to Barbara Mary Stewart and James Dickson Greig.

Remuera Heritage and Parnell Heritage had a joint visit to 136 Grafton Road to learn about the history, heritage restoration and recent work done to the building.

Dunholme was built in the 1870s by Auckland businessman Samuel Morrin on the corner of Remuera Road and what is now Ridings Road.

Here you can find out about the history of some of the Remuera shops as a StoryMap. 

Ellerslie racecourse has demolished the old totalisator building, retaining only the "totaliser machine" and dividends board inside. 

Grace de Courcy of Remuera was amongst the first New Zealand women to qualify as a doctor.

Skelton's Building 339-345 Remuera Rd was built in 1928 for Robert Skelton.

4 May 2018 at 6:30pm  Remuera Library

Frederick Charles Spratt was part of the 2nd New Zealand Cyclists Corps.

Edward Newton Matthews was born 6 March 1896 in Auckland, the eldest son of Ellen and Newton Matthews.

A burial service has been held for Captain Henry John Innes Walker, Royal Warwickshire Regiment and six ...

Sue Cooper and Iain Valentine of the Remuera Residents Association presented to the Orakei Local Board on 19 April 2018 about the need for a community centre in Remuera.

Brian and Sue Cooper visited Steve King, Principal of Remuera Primary School.

Leo and Vivian Walsh lived in Remuera in Orakei Road with their father Austin and sisters, Veronica and Doreen.

Jean Batten became New Zealand's most famous aviator.

411-413 Remuera Road was first the site of the offices of the Remuera Road Board from 1902 until it merged with Auckland City Council in 1915.

This wooden-façade shop was built about 1909 and is one of the oldest commercial buildings still standing in Remuera.

King’s College was founded in The Tower, the former home of James McCosh Clark in 1896, at 258 Remuera Rd...