NZ beaches not good enough
The world’s top 10 beaches have been named in an international survey and the New Zealand coastline hasn’t made the list.
The world’s top 10 beaches have been named in an international survey and the New Zealand coastline hasn’t made the list.
Apart from being home to New Zealand's entire hop production, the Nelson region is also home to a dazzling group of breweries and craft beer bars.
The National Cycle Trail, Nga Haerenga, includes the rural Hauraki rail trail (top and centre) and passes steaming mud and hot pools near Rotorua.
Before we lose daylight savings, a trip to the winterless north should be on your wishlist.
Cate Foster takes a nostalgic drive through the hill country between Herekino and Hokianga.
Ewan McDonald enjoys a few reds and Blacks in one of the country’s burgeoning food and wine regions.
New Zealand has been named World's Best Luxury Destination for 2013 in the Chinese Luxury Travel Awards.
Winston Aldworth flies JQ296 to the South Island.
Rural Coromandel was so much fun Alexia Santamaria's kids want a return trip — immediately.
Danielle Wright traces a well-worn path to the Kitekite Falls, with a history lesson along the way.
A Queenstown hotel and a Marlborough bed and breakfast rated well with TripAdvisor guests.
Justine Tyerman finds one of the only flattish walks in the Aoraki-Mt Cook National Park - even Japanese ladies in high heels and Aussies in jandals can manage the Hooker Valley track.
A lazy cruise down the Waikato River is a belated birthday getaway for Isobel Marriner.
A straw poll of Parliamentarians found most were opting for a modest summer break at or near home while the House is in recess until January 29.
A visit to a blueberry farm is entertaining for the whole family, discovers Alexia Santamaria.
Danielle Wright finds a holiday park with 'complete silence' and an award for 100 per cent cleanliness the perfect antidote to Waimarino's Adventure Park thrill-rides.
Justine Tyerman learns the finer points of wine tasting at a trio of Gisborne vineyards.
A 100-year-old sporting event continues to thrive, writes Elisabeth Easther.