A nationwide campaign starting today wants to immediately halt sales of NZ farms to foreigners until there has been a robust public debate.

Winston Aldworth fails to drive a hard bargain in his quest for a local shirt.

The International Cricket Council is hoping to send an invitational World 11 to play fixtures in Pakistan.

The Taleban have stoned a young couple to death in Afghanistan for 'infidelity'.

From the humble beginnings of butter chicken, curries are now a popular part of the Western menu.

I don't usually like heights. I was reminded of this a couple of times during my time in Koh Samui.

Many of Tashkent's streets are built on an impressively generous scale - a legacy of the Soviet era.

Jim Eagles travels a well worn path through a historic landscape and finds plenty of remnants from its fascinating past still in place.

Hospitality from an ex-pat Kiwi family in Kazakhstan provides a restful break for the 51st Traverse team.

I can't help wondering why countries like Uzbekistan, which want to attract more tourists, persist in making arrival unwelcoming.