Rail was once meant to be the backbone of the New Zealand economy.

This epic roadie connects the little coves, beaches and bays of the east and the immense dunes, wild coastline and...

The Australian plate hit the Pacific plate with a bloody great crunch, shoving a bunch of the earth’s crust upward...

‘Poverty Bay’ is a serious misnomer for this place of plenty, I thought, as I lugged my trug of technicolour...

In the 1950s, JC Reid wrote of Auckland: 'Its people work hard and play hard.

If you’re reading this you’re a certain kind of traveller: one who knows how the vagaries of unpredictable weather can...

Enjoy amazing views of the Kerikeri River, Kerikeri Basin and the historic Stone Store from the historic Kororipo Pā.

Walk around this partially restored and well interpreted Chinese settlement from the 1880s.

Seen from above, the Egmont National Park on the western coast of the North Island forms almost a perfect circle,...

The Lake Waikaremoana Track, in the remote Te Urewera region southeast of Rotorua, traces the shoreline of this spectacular lake,...