West Coast: Wild, wild west
Bronwyn Sell finds the natural wonders of the West Coast can match the Big Five of any safari.
Bronwyn Sell finds the natural wonders of the West Coast can match the Big Five of any safari.
Waiheke - The jewel of the Hauraki Gulf has been named as one of the world's best regions in Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2016, the publisher's annual summary of the travel trends for the upcoming year.
Lonely Planet rates island among the hottest travel destinations.
Debbie Griffiths discovers the wonder of a Bay of Plenty 'Dinosaur Forest'.
Whisky and art are the first drawcards - but Colin Hogg is surprised to find there's much more to the once-named Chicago of the south.
World-famous for its vines, Marlborough is now getting a reputation for craft beer.
Fresh local fare, a gentle massage and thermal valleys -- Catherine Smith takes it easy.
Megan Singleton looks at some of the more unusual ways to occupy yourself in Auckland.
A fruit distillery provides an alternative to Marlborough's usual wine tours.
Taupo is a great playground for thrillseekers, finds Shandelle Battersby.
The Mackenzie Country is full of photo opportunities. Megan Singleton finds five of the most scenic.
Next year's Wellington Sevens will be held on Saturday January 30 and Sunday January 31, and here are seven reasons why you should be there.
First-timers are full of the joys of spring on the slopes of Happy Valley, writes Dionne Christian.
From Pahi to Shelly Beach, cruising by boat was a perfect family day-trip, writes Sarah Ell.
Try fish and chips at the beach - washed down with as much wildlife as you can handle.
Going walkabout is a great way to experience the winterless north, says Donna McIntyre.
Elisabeth Easther goes bush in the Far North but finds all the creature comforts she could wish for at the five-star Waipoua Lodge.
Hanmer Springs offers more than just hot pools, learns Elisabeth Easther.
Shandelle Battersby learns why this region's sauvignon is famous around the world.
The South Island town of Tekapo is bursting with things to do, discovers Megan Singleton.
This former beauty queen still lives up to its name, finds Elisabeth Easther.
Is there a serious alternative to carbon-belching flights for the tree-hugging domestic traveller?
Nothing says spring like the blooming of the kowhai or the opening of scallop season, says Sarah Ell.
Shandelle Battersby gets a taste for the finer things in life in the Hawkes Bay.
Gold mines built the town now famous for its carnivorous snails, says Elisabeth Easther.
Elisabeth Easther visited Great Barrier Island's Glenfern Sanctuary and found plenty to crow about.