Zealandia: the world’s first fully-fenced urban ecosanctuary

‘We’ll pitch our tent/on Kāpiti Rock,’ sang one of this country’s finest singing sons, mariner and musician Andrew Fagan.

Te Papa: its location alone is a treasure.

They don’t call this part of the planet ‘The Roaring Forties’ because it’s a sedate little paddle across.

If the idea of a guided tour brings you out in spots, you’ll be wanting to bring yourself to the...

This is a freaky part of the world, a wild, windblown promontory that is the southernmost tip of the North Island.

What a stretch of coast! It looks like it should be wild and woolly – and it can be in...

Right regular Kiwi bloke’s name, Bruce, and this amazing wildlife centre is filled with the most Kiwi of creatures, especially...

Some things harness and then reflect significant power over the visitor because of their singular majesty: mountains, iconic buildings, Tāne Mahuta.

Napier and its outlying towns had to rebuild after the devastating 1931 earthquake.