Dedicated pioneers created Fiordland's colourful heritage in a hostile environment, writes Paul Rush.

Paul Rush takes a time travel journey through Fiordland's twilight zone.

The 27-kilometre jet boat ride from Lake Hauroko to Foveaux Strait offers passengers views of some spectacular Fiordland National Park landscapes.

Surely I can't be the only New Zealander to arrive on Stewart Island and become hooked on bird watching?

Stunning images of Aurora Australis have been captured from Invercargill.

Stewart Island is not completely predator free but compared with the mainland it is a paradise for our native birds, writes Jill Worrall.

Hard times haven't deterred auction-goers from putting up their hands to buy art, reports Lesley Springall

The dramatic landscapes of the Hollyford Valley make this one of New Zealand's most spectacular nature walks.

Edward Rooney charts a course to the bottom of South Island and across to Australia on one of the busiest cruise ships afloat.

This three-day Southland loop walk offers access to spectacular national park scenery and the remnants of what used to be New Zealand's busiest milling town. Once a year, keen hikers take on Stump the Hump - a midnight tramp across the track's 55-kilometre-stretch.

Jill Worrall continues her journey south through the Catlins, the remote coastal region that straddles Otago and Southland.

Two decades ago it was mostly only Otago and Southland locals who knew about the Catlins, but the secret's now out, writes Jill Worrall.

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Fiordland National Park is at risk of being turned into a theme park warn opponents of a proposed monorail.

This coastal area which straddles the Otago and Southland regions is home to penguins, sea lions, permanently wind-blown trees and an eye-opening petrified forest.

Beneath the Catlins mist lurks a wilderness so ancient, it’s like taking a gigantic step back to the Jurassic period, writes Julia Shallcrass.