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90 minutes to spare in Diamond Harbour
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Where to eat, drink and stay in Hamilton
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A virtual visit to Auckland Art Gallery
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Rotorua's foodie paradise hidden in the forest
A luxury lodge hidden on the outskirts of Rotorua, with a passion for homegrown produce.
Jump on a discounted heli-biking adventure or Great Walk
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Coromandel's lost gold mines revived in 3D
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90 minutes to spare . . . in Kuaotunu
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GO NZ: Michelle Langstone's romantic weekend in Rotorua
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