Family take toddler, 2, on 'ultimate survival experiment'
The couple said they made the show to challenge the ways they were parenting their son.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromInternational Travel
Japan's maddest mascots: Rogue otters and enema bottles
"Kill it with fire. . ." was one of the more direct responses.
Win: Do you fancy yourself a travel writer?
You could be NZ Herald Travel's Rising Star of 2019.
Italy: Finding paradise in the imperfections
Cortona is the perfect Tuscan town from which to visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Aussie 'ghost island' sells for huge price
Cyclone-ravaged Dunk Island has been snapped up for as whopping $32 million.
From here to there: Tokyo to Mt Fuji
Japan's iconic volcano is just a short trip from Tokyo writes Sarah Pollok.
Getting high on the Peruvian experience
Put your money where it matters with this sustainable Peru experience.
Portuguese cycling an adventure for the senses
Two wheels are the best way to see Portugal's Atlantic Coast.
The real spaghetti western
The New York Times: On the late summer trail with 300 podolica cows from Puglia.
V is for Vagina: London Museum a world first
A new museum is about to open up as a flying V in the face of the curatorial patriarchy.
When did clapping on a plane become so divisive?
Clapping is seen as a lack of sophistication and identifies the infrequent fliers.
Unmarried sex could soon be illegal in Bali
Unmarried tourists having sex in Bali could be sent to jail under new Indonesian laws.
Tourists trespass over 177C Yellowstone geyser
The pair were caught trying to get a closer look at the Old Faithful geyser.
A 'seven point' guide to rugby fans arriving in Japan
Try everything, underestimate nothing.
The truth behind Chiang Mai's pigeon photo op
The latest landmark to join the queue is Chiang Mai's Tha Pae Gate.
Big changes considered for Bali; 'Send them to jail'
What Kiwis need to know if planning on visiting Bali.
Pensioners peddle cocaine from cabin to fuel cruise habit
An elderly couple used their age as a front to peddle $2m in cocaine.
Welcome to La Paz - where time runs backwards
Eleanor Hughes discovers that Bolivia's capital city runs at its own pace.
NZ tightens border: Visitors to face tougher scrutiny
The new NZeTA requirements kick in from October 1.
Under African skies: In search of adventure on Kenyan game safari
Lane Nichols goes in search of Africa's big five on a once-in-a-lifetime safari.
Iceland's 'missing' tourist becomes international joke
A twist in the search for a missing tourist turned tragedy to farce.
Adelaide grows its own food experiences
An explosion of food and wine producers has helped Adelaide bars to sprout like weeds.
Sweden: Cultural spoils of Stockholm
Dating from the 1200s and crammed with landmarks, Gamla Stan drips with history.
Titanic II project steams ahead after court ruling
The Titanic will sail again after courts came out in favour of the Australian billionaire.
Eighteen years on: Six ways air travel has changed since 9/11
Two decades on, people eye planes on the Manhattan skyline with suspicion.
Auckland Airport celebrates new look at Vantage Bar
Auckland has taken the wraps off the last piece in a multi-million dollar refurbishment.
Rioting 'worse than SARS' as HK visitor numbers halve
Hong Kong has seen its worst downturn in visitor numbers since the 2003 SARS outbreak.
Opinion: Ripping into London's bad-taste tour
Max Wooldridge says tours that dwell on Jack the Ripper's murders are distasteful.
Superyacht with a mini-submarine, yours for the week
You could do a lot worse than a superyacht.
Weed tourism: Patrick Gower on the highs of visiting California
Patrick Gower on the highs of weed tourism in California
Niue: Eclipse of the heart as a dark sky tourist
A rare solar eclipse on a tropical island - what could go wrong? The weather, of course.
UK: Street art tour of London's Shoreditch neighbourhood
Street art in Shoreditch ranges from superb to slander to gummy miniatures.
There's never been a better time to visit the teardrop island
Sri Lanka was at the height of its popularity when tragedy struck. It's time to return.