Arrowtown: golden history

The Treaty of Waitangi is a strange sort of document.

Funnily enough, the original European residents of what came to be known as Nelson (after a certain admiral) didn’t want...

Wellingtonians pride themselves on being connoisseurs of all things gastronomical, fancying themselves the equivalent of the residents of New York’s...

If you get as far south as Te Anau, it’d be rude not to keep going, don’t you reckon, and...

Wellington waterfront is the envy not only of most other New Zealand cities, but also of many cities around the world.

Perhaps in honour of its former status as a floodplain, Lower Hutt is extraordinarily well endowed with swimming pools, with...

Quite apart from the other delights of Queen Elizabeth II Park on the Kāpiti Coast – and there are many...

Situated in the precinct of the New Zealand Police College, the national Police Museum is an absorbing way to...

Wellington is physically defined by the harbour, and its greatest civic amenity is, without doubt, its waterfront precinct.