Parihaka: Keeping the peace
Parihaka's people still preserve its tradition of hospitality, writes Pamela Wade.
Parihaka's people still preserve its tradition of hospitality, writes Pamela Wade.
Amanda Linnell finds a taste of the good life in the beautiful Bay of Islands.
Diana Clement takes to the harbour and finds Auckland a breeze to negotiate, thanks to the ferries.
You won't be short of fun on the way to Clarks Beach, writes Libby Nicholson-Moon.
Freedom campers have much to offer, write Tony and Sandra Gavin, freedom campers from Wellington.
Every year, a small town in the Bay of Plenty pays tribute to the humble avocado. Vicki Ravlich-Horan was there.
A hidden Auckland treasure, Omana Regional Park has its own beach, farmyard and expansive views over the Hauraki Gulf.
Rotorua's Blue Lake is a favourite holiday hotspot for waterlovers.
The City of Sails celebrates its birthday this weekend with a historic regatta, as it has done for 172 years. Danielle Wright finds out what to expect at this year's event.
Dunedin's lesser-known stately home is surprisingly progressive as well as pretty, finds Kate Roff.
On land or at sea there are stacks of things to do this Auckland Anniversary weekend.
Whangamata remains the top spot for Kiwi holidaymakers over summer, according to new figures.
Quiet Okarito boasts a rich history and magnificent bird life, writes Jim Eagles.
The sun is finally shining, so it's time to kick-start your outdoor summer, writes Danielle Wright.
A touch of luxury is being offered for trampers on the rugged Auckland coastal trail bearing the name of explorer Sir Edmund Hillary.
The Coromandel's Fantail Bay campsite is like another planet, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.
A simple family holiday to Clarks Beach is much improved when you travel in a comfortable glamavan, finds Alexia Santamaria
Jim Eagles discovers that on the sub-Antarctic islands, great birds rule the roost.
Opinions may be divided, but Wellington Airport's so-called Rock terminal continues to rake in accolades.
If there's one thing nicer than a sunny day at the beach with family and friends, it's having the place to yourselves.
Helen van Berkel and daughter Grace, 10, experience the rough-and-tumble of Action World.
Sandspit Holiday Park Park is a family-oriented getaway 45 minutes north of Auckland that is steeped in history.
This beautiful area just over 90 minutes' drive from Auckland, is steeped in history.
Danielle Wright plays detective to solve the mystery of who murdered Professor Felix Splicer.
Rain or shine, Danielle Wright discovers why any season is ideal lighthouse weather.
A five-day trip exploring the hidden gems of the East Coast comes to an end.
Backpackers are still flocking to Christchurch as a must-stop destination, despite the ongoing shaking.
Jamie Morton and Alan Gibson arrive at the North Island's most easterly point.
A home by the sea is the Kiwi dream and many are living it.