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Olveston House: how the other half lived
Designed by a London architect and built between 1904 –1906, Dunedin's Olveston House is really something special.
Olveston Historic House, Dunedin © DunedinNZ
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The wondrous wildlife of Otago Peninsula
‘The most accessible wildlife in the South Island’ is the catch-cry here.
The Routeburn Track: the ultimate alpine adventure
As one of the country’s most famous walks, let’s get the house – (or hut) – keeping out of the...
Otago Central Rail Trail: journey into an ever-changing heartland
The Otago Central Rail Trail is an achievement, an acknowledgement that it’s not just hardy souls and fitness nuts who...
Rob Roy Glacier Track: glaciers, waterfalls and thieving parrots
The drive the start of the Rob Roy Glacier Track, the slightly preposterous-sounding Raspberry Creek Car Park, is almost as...
Queenstown Hill Time Walk: a rocky delight
OK, so climbing a hill, when you’re surrounded by mountains, is kinda like finding a dry rock in your peanut...
Arrowtown: a picture-perfect living museum
Autumn. That’s the time to visit.
Queenstown to Glenorchy Road: a drive to Paradise
Is there a more amazing drive? Forty-five minutes of emerald lake water and bush-clad hills, against a backdrop of snow-touched mountains.
Ōamaru’s Victorian Precinct: the capital of all things steampunk
Slightly eccentric, Ōamaru is one of those not-as-it-first-seems places.
The Hermitage: a haven for the adventurous
Not much has changed of the view from the Hermitage from the day it was opened in 1884.
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