AA Directions Magazine

Jo Percival discovers the decadent side of the ever-evolving Christchurch City.

Kiwi motorsport legend 'Mad' Mike Whiddett talks about how he came to be one of the best in the world.

What does it take to become a detector dog handler? We chat with Amy Mua about being on the frontline of protecting New Zealand's environment.

Fiona Terry talks to the owner of Nelson's Gothic-Revival 'castle', Warwick House.

Bush walks, birds for adoption, modern art, musicals and more – we've rounded up some great things to see and do around the motu this autumn.

The 1983 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 was a match meant to be for Dunedin-based Erin.

From the mountain to the coast, we take a road trip around Surf Highway 45 in Taranaki.

Vanessa Trethewey meets a creator upcycling the PVC waste from pool toys.

Te Kahukura Boynton is a mindset and business coach. She shares some of her wisdom.

Ben Whittacker-Cook looks into the benefits of buying an EV in today's market.

Nicola Edmonds chats with a teacher and students who have created a multi-purpose community space.

Vanessa Trethewey investigates how climate change is reshaping insurance in New Zealand.

Debbie Griffiths discovers a community solution that allows anyone to access Mount Maunganui.

Kathy Catton goes behind the scenes of a driving lesson with AA Driving School.

Explore the Marlborough Sounds onboard a Heritage Expeditions cruise.

Monica Tischler meets potter Tony Sly in his studio and flagship store on Whāingaroa Raglan wharf. 

We find out what a typical day looks like for an AA Roadservice officer.

Jo Percival discovers a new approach to caring for the elderly.

Visit the recently renovated Port Chalmers Museum in Otago.

Take an iconic 3,000km train journey from South Australia to the Northern Territory.

We look at the history of SADD – Students Against Dangerous Driving – as the organisation marks a 40-year milestone.

We explain the rules around using bus lanes and how to avoid incurring a fine.

Fiona Terry reports on an innovative solution for re-purposing broken vineyard posts.

Comedian Josh Thomson has fond memories of a rugged beach south of Timaru.

Monica Tischler finds a fleet of trucks bringing healthcare to remote communities.