The Beehive and Parliament Buildings

The story about how Te Mata Peak in Hawke’s Bay came to be and how it came to resemble the...

Back in the day, no one thought very much of Rotorua.

We’ll let you in on a little secret here, so long as you promise not to let it go any further.

You feel pretty brave, standing there on the edge, your toes dangling in the void, the river moving lazily 100...

Those unfamiliar with New Zealand geography are often surprised to find the Waikato River, which they first met at Taupō...

If ever you should tire of the splendours of Dunedin – preposterous though that proposition may sound – there’s always...

There are still reminders scattered about the Taupō district of the subterranean forces that produced its mighty, first-century eruption and...

You want a nice, classically shaped volcano? Well, look no further.

The proper Māori name of Mauao – or ‘the Mount’, as most New Zealanders tend to call it these days...