
Maniototo: Springing a surprise
Otago's dreamland is best seen without the summer crowds, writes Mike Yardley.
Otago's dreamland is best seen without the summer crowds, writes Mike Yardley.
Shandelle Battersby checks into a hotel that celebrates the story of NZ's early settlers.
In the absolute silence of deep underground, Bronwyn Sell experiences true darkness - and the beauty it conceals.
Not just a winter destination; there's plenty to do in Taupo all year round. Here's our pick of some the best.
Tess Nichol is pleasantly surprised to find generous cheesemakers and inspiring gardens in Hamilton.
Sales on the first charter flight from Dunedin to see the aurora australis are taking off and the trip's organiser is considering making the flight an annual event.
Derek Cheng basks in a panoramic view that few have experienced.
COMMENT: Is it time for major holiday reform in New Zealand? Do we need a late October combo mega celebration dubbed "Super Weekend"?
Stephanie Holmes lives a life of luxury in the Coromandel ... if only for a weekend.
Lorna Subritzky enjoys a winning bach in acclaimed surroundings.
A four-year-old adventure business with a big conservation programme has taken the supreme tourism award.
Breath-taking thrills and spills and awe-inspiring sights are on offer in the tourist mecca, writes Morgan Tait.
More than a pit-stop on the way from Auckland to Hamilton, this village is worth a visit in its own right, says Elisabeth Easther.
A winemaker is hooked on pinot and the land where it's grown, writes Stephanie Holmes.
Sheba Williams' working holiday in Shanghai was a real inspiration.
Helen van Berkel stays at a Hawke's Bay cottage that offers both sunrise and sunset views.
Greg Fleming hits the track and heads off towards the east coast.
It was time to fly the nest. All I had was a double bed and "warm wishes" from my parents.
Elisabeth Easther finds a small South Island town that rocks and regularly dances.
Shandelle Battersby flies Air New Zealand NZ643 from Auckland to Queenstown.
On an insider tour of Dunedin's hidden treasures, Eleanor Ainge Roy discovers the other Edinburgh deserves a second glance.
Kim Knight felt the fear (and then walked it off) on a six-hour side-trip to Hokitika.
There is one place in this beautiful country that always leaves me feeling completely fulfilled - Abel Tasman National Park.
Cycling is kept to a minimum and feasting to a maximum on this Tour de Nelson.
Hot springs, museums packed with Maori taonga and a demolition derby immortalised on film - there's plenty to love about Kaikohe, finds Elisabeth Easther.
We boarded the ferry at Devonport - it was 1982 - our first family camping holiday; lots of small humans, some bigger ones and a very old canvas tent.
Greg Fleming finds a great base from which to explore the East Cape.