17 July, 2011
Towards the end of a long-haul journey across Europe an adventurous Australian in a wheelchair confronts a problem: he's on a strict budget but wants to see the fabled interior of the luxurious Monte Carlo - a vexing problem until he starts to think laterally ...
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16 January, 2012
A brief summary of the traumatic events over the last year in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Submitted by: Paul Arnold | Categories: New Zealand
30 September, 2010
Blackwater rafting through Waitomo's underwater cave system is not for the faint-hearted, but if you take the plunge it will likely be the highlight of your trip, writes Anna Carter.
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Submitted by: Anna Carter | Categories: New Zealand
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10 September, 2010
Tips for anglers on preventing the spread of Didymo in North island waterways.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Travel, Recreation, New Zealand, Fishing, Fishing
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10 September, 2010
Nestled away in native bush on a quiet forestry road, Kerosene Creek is one of Rotorua's best kept secrets, with thermal hot water free all year round.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand, New Zealand, Travel
12 September, 2010
Mount Tarawera has a formidable presence on the Rotorua skyline and getting up close and personal with the source of the catastrophic eruption that destroyed the famed Pink and White Terraces is a sobering experience.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Travel, New Zealand, New Zealand, Cycling & Hiking
12 September, 2010
Looking at the Wingspan Trust, the only bird of prey conservation programme in New Zealand featuring our native hawks and falcons.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand, Travel, Wildlife & Conservation, New Zealand
12 September, 2010
Just off the main highway at Okere Falls is a bush oasis that meanders out onto a lookout that allows you to see rafts 'popping' out of the water above Tutea Falls, the world's highest commercially rafted waterfall.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand, Travel
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Travel, Summer Reads, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Travel, World, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Life & Style, Travel, Illustrations
15 November, 2010
Can't think of where to go on your next holiday? Ever thought of touring the amazing archaeological sites of the world? It's even better than the Discovery Channel...
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Submitted by: Leone Britt | Categories: Travel
15 November, 2010
Wreck diving is a fascinating way to see real reef life and sunken ships
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Submitted by: Leone Britt | Categories: Travel
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Travel, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Ad/Media, Travel, Illustrations
29 January, 2011
South African adventurer, Ray Chaplin is setting off in May on a six-year self-powered vertical circumnavigation of the world - a world-first if he succeeds. Find out more about Ray's plans and what makes him tick.
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Submitted by: Sharon Davis | Categories: Africa, Travel, Sport
11 May, 2011
Nothing is new in travel, the author turned hostelier explains why.
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Submitted by: Richard McColl | Categories: Travel, Travel
15 November, 2010
Horseback riding has become a popular way to see the world
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Submitted by: Leone Britt | Categories: Travel
10 July, 2011
Ever tried learning a foreign language in the country you're living in? It's hard, but even harder when there are five tones involved. Claire Connell explores the challenges of mastering Thai.
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Submitted by: Claire Connell | Categories: Asia, Travel, Life & Style, Hobbies & Pets, Recreation, Asia, World, Regions
31 August, 2010
An economy which seeks to move forward is hamstrung by receeding infrastructure. Frequent lack of electricity and poor access to communication technology is keeping Zimbabwe down.
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Submitted by: Sam Gregory | Categories: Politics & Government, Africa, Features , Africa
31 August, 2010
Zimbabwe's land reform programme, put in place by President Robert Mugabe, is thought by many to be winding down. But while the world waits for South Africa's reaction to ongoing calls for land reform the policy seems to be resurgent north of the Limpopo. Diamond discovery and crop harvests are spurring a new wave of farm invasions in Zimbabwe.
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Submitted by: Sam Gregory | Categories: Africa, Politics & Government, Africa
27 April, 2010
With design by Philippe Starck, SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills, is a getaway unlike any other.
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Submitted by: Felicity Loughrey | Categories: Home & Garden, Americas, Features
28 April, 2010
New Zealand-born Sandra Nunnerley on a little bit of New York real estate luck.
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Submitted by: Felicity Loughrey | Categories: Americas, Features
28 July, 2010
From the bright tourist lights of Times Square to an end-of-the-line Chinatown in the neighbourhood of Flushing, the 7 subway line takes travelers through a section of New York City where people from over 150 nations have made their home. The ride is an unofficial tour of the world.
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Submitted by: Matthew Hall | Categories: Americas
28 July, 2010
Nicaragua may be one of the world's last destinations untouched by hordes of travelers.
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Submitted by: Matthew Hall | Categories: Americas
19 October, 2010
A short travel piece on the irresistible allure of New York, city of light. Covers downtown Manhattan, thoughts on 9/11, commercialism and capitalism on Times Square, riding the subway and wandering Rockefeller Center.
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Submitted by: Tom Goulter | Categories: Americas, Americas
28 October, 2010
In the heart of Virginia, USA, there lies a legendary comfort food restaurant that entertains and engorges its legions of loyal diners in a grand old homestead.
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Submitted by: Hamish McKenzie | Categories: Americas
16 November, 2010
Travel/culture piece exploring the mythology of the New York subway system, with reference to movies, urban legends and the felt experience of the subway itself.
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Submitted by: Tom Goulter | Categories: Americas, Film & TV, Americas
11 May, 2011
A land of mystery, indigenous practices and contraband. The Guajira desert, soon to be on the beaten track.
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Submitted by: Richard McColl | Categories: Americas
10 December, 2009
Each Sunday in the old city of Chiang Mai, Thailand there is a market where craftspeople, artists and performers gather along the traffic-free streets displaying goods for the avid bargain hunter. Thailand’s ‘rose of the north’ tempts many to enter behind the reddish walls which enclose its treasures.
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Submitted by: Kevin Miles | Categories: Asia, Asia
26 January, 2010
This is a feature story of the writer's experience in Japan. The etiquette of bathing in a public place in a foreign land and the hot spring experience. It shows how ones culture clashes with the other.
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Submitted by: Tereni Kens | Categories: Asia, Asia
17 June, 2010
Leeches, leeches, everywhere. Close encounters of the bloody kind whilst trekking in Nepal leaves both physical and emotional scars.
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17 June, 2010
A mother of two attempts long-haul travel with a baby and a toddler... and survives.
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Submitted by: Patricia Compter | Categories: Families , Europe, Asia, Asia
28 September, 2010
This article was written during a long holiday in Singapore, which was where I had lived for five years as a child. I loved the food and the people and still visit often. It covers some great Asian recipes and defines the various cultures which contribute to the flavours of Singaporean/Malay cooking.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Asia, Asia
30 September, 2010
The writer, previously sure of her uncompromising feminist views, comes to a new understanding of the burqa. Against the current European trend that has surfaced in Australasia which views Muslim dress and veiling as the embodiment of male oppression, this article flips that view over, following an eye-opening experience while travelling in India.
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Submitted by: Olivia Ridding | Categories: Asia, Viewpoints
27 October, 2010
As a budding martial artist, Chloe Johnson finds out what goes on behind the gates of a traditional Kung Fu school in China, while also tasting the local cuisine.
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Submitted by: Chloe Johnson | Categories: Asia, Asia
07 November, 2010
Beside a busy intersection in Shanghai stands a gob-smackingly kitsch sculpture, a fake tree covered in enormous plastic flowers. I'm told it's a symbol of prosperity, but the gleaming Shanghai World Financial Centre seems a much more apt symbol of the growing wealth in this city of 20 million. By Amanda Cropp
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: Asia
14 November, 2010
Hong Kong is one of the world’s most exciting and irrepressible cities, but if you want some respite from all the action and crowds, suggests Penelope Barker, make your base on the laidback neighbouring island of Lantau.
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Submitted by: Penelope Barker | Categories: Asia
18 January, 2011
Business is booming for Khadija Ahmed, the female owner of the only sex store in the Arab world.
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Submitted by: Matthew Hall | Categories: Economy, Management, Small Business, Trade, Asia, Features , Fashion, Families , Asia, Business, Features
24 January, 2011
Think of Afghanistan and the first things to run through your mind will (not unreasonably) be war, Taliban, and US military forces. But Afghan cricket proudly claims more than 70,000 male participants play in most of the country’s 34 provinces and that even the country’s most unstable areas have teams that compete in national tournaments. In a country where Taliban once banned girls from attending school, today in Kabul more than 100 women play. A new documentary film follows the fortune of the national team.
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Submitted by: Matthew Hall | Categories: Asia, World, Asia, Summer Reads, Features , Recreation, Film & TV, Cricket
25 February, 2011
Having read Steve Braunias’ book “How to Watch a Bird" I was sure I’d prepared but it soon becomes obvious I’m out of my depth at this international gathering of bird watchers.
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Submitted by: Heather Hapeta | Categories: Asia, Features , Hobbies & Pets
25 February, 2011
Love golf? Off to India? Well be warned - travellers are advised to carry not only their own golf clubs but also a supply of balls. Although this was the first country outside Britain to embrace the game, it seems India still relies on the West for its golfing equipment.
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Submitted by: Heather Hapeta | Categories: Asia, Hobbies & Pets, Golf
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Asia, Asia, Photographs
10 July, 2011
Every summer thousands of tourist flock to Phuket in search of the perfect sunny seaside holiday. Claire Connell explains how to avoid the common tourist traps and find the more unique parts of the island during your stay.
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Submitted by: Claire Connell | Categories: Asia, Recreation, Features , Asia, World
28 February, 2010
From acres of bleached wheat to a rich history of gold, immigrants and stories of kids bringing trains to a halt with shoe polish on the tracks, Kingsley Field finds a lot to like in his slow $60 trip on The Overlander from Melbourne to Adelaide. This story suits a magazine or newspaper magazine and has not been previously published.
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Submitted by: Kingsley Field | Categories: Australia
15 March, 2010
Charles Riddle saddles up for a cycle tour of the Mackenzie Basin's 'wide roads, friendly gradients and big sky'.
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Submitted by: Charles Riddle | Categories: New Zealand, Cycling, Cycling & Hiking
30 September, 2010
Anna Carter grabs a bike and meets the challenge of the 42 Traverse bike trail through virgin rain forest and the spectacular mountain backdrop of National Park. (Includes notes and tips on getting there and what to take)
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Submitted by: Anna Carter | Categories: New Zealand, Recreation, Cycling, Cycling & Hiking
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01 January, 2011
White Island is unique in being the only island volcano of its kind in the world and is much visited both by tourists and vulcanologists alike. The eerie and completely different colours and geography, along with the silently rotting remains of mining make for a visit that is unforgettable.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand, Cycling & Hiking
25 February, 2011
The Mackenzie Country is one of the special places left where you can still see the night sky and its dazzling starlight and, from the top of Mt. John, I have a 360º view of the big skies of the McKenzie Basin and its carved-by-ancient-glaciers landscape.
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Submitted by: Heather Hapeta | Categories: New Zealand, Cycling & Hiking
26 February, 2011
“This walk is the quickest and easiest way into the mountain terrain of Kaikoura” Lance tells us. His soft voice continues, “We’ll be going through different types of terrain and vegetation, through stands of manuka from regenerating totara forest to ancient forest areas and fine stands of beech and podocarp (conifer family) forest” This is civilised hiking: no wet clothes or canvas tents here!
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Submitted by: Heather Hapeta | Categories: New Zealand, Cycling & Hiking
10 December, 2009
Irish-born Nelsonian Rachel Ryan can’t believe her luck (but being Irish one would expect her to be at least slightly serendipitous) – her job these days takes her and small groups of travelers from New Zealand’s winter shores back to her homeland where they spend 10 summer days tripping about in Ireland on a cultural-immersion walking experience. Rachel runs her walking tour business, Walk the West of Ireland, from her home in Delaware Bay near Nelson.
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Submitted by: Caroline Crick | Categories: Europe, Europe
24 November, 2009
Nathan Gray heads to Rome and gets incredibly lucky when it comes to scoring tickets for the big game.
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Submitted by: Nathan Gray | Categories: Europe
24 November, 2009
In every building, the corridors hold pictures of victims. They look out, expressions of anguish in their eyes. So many faces, so many corridors. It's impossible to walk away unmoved from Auschwitz.
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Submitted by: Nathan Gray | Categories: Europe
21 January, 2010
Every May there is an annual gathering of thousands of Gypsy folk from the four corners of Europe and beyond, to venerate patron saint Sara. This extraordinary event, in the Camargue region of France, attracts many non-Gypsy people who are welcomed to this Catholic celebration. The article explains the myth and gives a first-hand account of the procession and the spectacles in the little town of Saintes Maries de la Mer.
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Submitted by: Kevin Miles | Categories: Europe, Europe
27 October, 2010
Poland's a city of contrasts. From the chilling and morbid history of Auschwitz to the intense young party scene, Chloe Johnson leaves Krakow with mixed emotions.
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Submitted by: Chloe Johnson | Categories: Europe, Europe
15 November, 2010
For a few hours diners experience the life of the blind at a London restaurant as they eat their meals in the pitch darkness while being served by blind waiters. Inside Dan's le Noir? we rely on the blinds' eyes.
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Submitted by: Chloe Johnson | Categories: Europe, Food & Wine, Features
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Europe, Illustrations, Cycling
05 February, 2011
In the recent past it was dubbed "Dear ol' Dublin". But that was the past. Almost overnight, thanks to the recession, the pricey city has become an extremely good-value destination. Yet, it hasn't lost any of its legendry style and youthful buzz.
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Submitted by: J. D. Fencer | Categories: Europe
11 May, 2011
I wasn’t going to eat my food anyway but I felt irked all the same that this weighty German beside me was leaning over my tray table and helping himself uninvited to my lunch.
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Submitted by: Richard McColl | Categories: Europe
05 July, 2011
A New Zealander ventures onto British roads in his first foray into the UK in 26 years, finding long lost relatives and unbelievable weather along the way.
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Submitted by: Mark Webster | Categories: Europe
05 July, 2011
Holland has changed in 26 years: after several shifts in philosophy and experience, five-lane motorways can grind to a stop and the once-vaunted rail service is faltering.
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Submitted by: Mark Webster | Categories: Europe
05 July, 2011
Belgium has an interesting history and an interesting future, writes Mark Webster, after a visit to Ypres and a cultural lesson along the way.
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Submitted by: Mark Webster | Categories: Europe
03 February, 2010
A flower seller makes a stop at a house boat on Nagin Lake, near Srinagar, in Kashmir.
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Travel, Asia
17 July, 2011
Bavaria is one of Europe’s most picturesque regions as well as an economic dynamo of Germany. Its beautiful capital, Munich, has lost none of the charm of its rich medieval heritage, despite being the capital of an industrially vibrant federal state. Though famous for the Oktoberfest – a huge attraction every autumn – the city’s agreeable climate, unique architecture and vibrant cultural life draw tourists from all over the world throughout the year.
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Submitted by: J. D. Fencer | Categories: Europe
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Europe, Photographs
18 July, 2011
Silbury Hill, a manmade chalk mound near Avebury in Wiltshire, UK. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silbury_Hill)
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Photographs, Europe
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Europe, Photographs
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Photographs, Europe
18 July, 2011
A giant ice-cream cone graces a seaside store in the north west of England.
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Photographs, Europe
11 August, 2011
It's autumn in the Po Delta in Italy. A couple of kiwis are freedom camping in an old van and tasting the local eels. It's not just the Renaissance buildings that are intriguing. The other car park dwellers are a mysterious lot.
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Submitted by: Suzanne Middleton | Categories: Europe
12 September, 2011
Peter Jacobs had the fortune of being in Berlin at the time of the opening of the Berlin Wall. He relates his observations of the events at the time.
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Submitted by: Peter Jacobs | Categories: Europe, Summer Reads
16 December, 2009
Steve and Jeanette Brough opened the first luxury lodge on the outskirts of Queenstown 13 years ago, starting a trend. Now the consummate hosts are on to their third, in picturesque Arrowtown
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Submitted by: Lyn Barnes | Categories: New Zealand
18 January, 2010
Okarito is the home of the White Heron breeding colony. Postcard perfect, great coffee, whitebait, peace, tranquility, coastal walks, kayaking and undiscovered New Zealand gem.
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Submitted by: Lynn Clayton | Categories: New Zealand
08 January, 2010
The wild and isolated Catlins Coast of Southland is a land of empty beaches, stories of ships wrecked on rugged headlands, Rastafarian horses, paddling sheep, twisting gravel roads and windswept hills.
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Submitted by: Fergus Blakiston | Categories: New Zealand, New Zealand
29 March, 2010
Turns out it's not just the whales that are watched in the tourist town Kaikoura, there's a distinct lack of privacy in the public privy too.
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Submitted by: Paul Gilbert | Categories: New Zealand
20 July, 2010
High on the eastern side of the Southern Alps, the Arthur's Pass Wilderness Lodge is a working example of a strong ecological conservation ethos, bringing the splendour of our alpine high country to visitors from around the world.
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Submitted by: Sue Farley | Categories: Environment & Conservation, New Zealand, New Zealand
18 August, 2010
A brief look at some of the basic steps one can take to smooth the transition experienced when moving to a new country.
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Submitted by: Michelle Leech | Categories: Travel, Families , Tips/Advice
07 November, 2010
New Zealand pitches itself as a tourism hotspot—the world’s adventure playground, pure, clean and green. But when it comes time for our guests to leave, what do they have to remember us? By Amanda Cropp
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: New Zealand, Tourism
07 November, 2010
Four sidebars profiling innovative souvenir makers in New Zealand. Accompanies: http://allaboutthestory.com/articles/2080
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: Tourism, New Zealand
07 November, 2010
We were all in need of a holiday and Moeraki fishing village, near the famous boulders, seemed the perfect place. It's only a three and a half hour drive from our home in Christchurch and we could rent a relatively inexpensive bach, writes Amanda Cropp.
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: New Zealand
07 November, 2010
There's a growing demand from visitors to New Zealand to experience a slice of real Maori life, writes Amanda Cropp.
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: New Zealand, Tourism
01 January, 2011
Wai-O-Tapu, unique geothermal wonderland with pools of colours unlikely to be seen anywhere else in the world.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand
01 January, 2011
The Buried Village in Rotorua is one of the few archeological sites in New Zealand that has a long, ongoing history since it was discovered almost 100 years after Europeans first stepped foot on the famed Pink and White Terraces.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand
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01 January, 2011
The Orakei-Korako Geyserland in the Hidden Valley is home to one of New Zealand's most breathtaking thermal areas. While you can get to the valley by car, being ferried down the mighty Waikato river via the Riverjet is an exhilarating experience.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand
20 March, 2011
A selection of colourful blooms taken in and around the winter gardens in Auckland Domain last year.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Home & Garden, Recreation, Photographs, New Zealand, New Zealand, Illustrations
09 June, 2011
Evening time on the South coast, A Magical time to land at Wellington Airport. Air New Zealand Q300 on finals from across the Cook Strait.
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Submitted by: The Bay Limited | Categories: Photographs, New Zealand, New Zealand
10 June, 2011
Taken on the way to Nelson a few years back looking down across the city as the dawn breaks.
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Submitted by: The Bay Limited | Categories: Photographs, New Zealand, New Zealand
09 June, 2011
This story is about a personal journey involving trout fishing in New Zealand and how I came to arrive at the Rotorua A-Z Trout Fishing School this year. The story invokes the spirit of Richard Brautigan, and American author who created Trout Fishing in America as a character in a novel by the same name. So Trout Fishing in New Zealand becomes becomes not only a theme but also a character.
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Submitted by: Mike Smith | Categories: Hobbies & Pets, Recreation, Humour & Satire, Fishing, New Zealand, Recreation
10 July, 2011
A fisherman in late afternoon light at Lake Taupo, New Zealand.
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: New Zealand, Photographs, Fishing
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Photographs, Fishing, New Zealand
11 July, 2011
Fisherman in late afternoon light on Lake Taupo.
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Submitted by: Julie Starr | Categories: Photographs, Fishing, New Zealand
17 July, 2011
Travel story about travelling to Kawhia, on the West Coast, on a Vespa 150 ET8 scooter.
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Submitted by: Paul Kendon | Categories: New Zealand
17 July, 2011
Paul Kendon takes his scooter off the beaten track on a trip to Auckland in the latest of a series of rides through the Waikato's back roads.
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Submitted by: Paul Kendon | Categories: New Zealand
17 July, 2011
Hamilton scooter enthusiast Paul Kendon knows a run in the countryside can brighten up your life after days and days of rain.
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Submitted by: Paul Kendon | Categories: New Zealand
17 July, 2011
With spring in the air, Paul Kendon powers up the Vespa and heads for another ride through the Waikato south and east of Hamilton.
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Submitted by: Paul Kendon | Categories: New Zealand
17 July, 2011
With the spring has come new opportunities for Paul Kendon to get the Vespa out and find out what is down another Waikato road
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Submitted by: Paul Kendon | Categories: New Zealand
10 August, 2011
Visitors willing to take a short detour from SH1 in Northland to the small township of Maungaturoto and its surrounds will be well rewarded.
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Submitted by: Peter Jacobs | Categories: New Zealand, Summer Reads
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Submitted by: Malcolm Evans | Categories: Travel, Industry, Cartoons
19 March, 2011
All photos on here were taken in Fiji by Monique Jones in 2006
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Recreation, Photographs, World, Pacific, Pacific
21 March, 2011
This story was written in 2006 after a holiday in Fiji. Having never heard of or seen these strange worm-like fish, I was intrigued to learn more about them from the local people. The fish only rise to the ocean surface two days a year, in October and again in mid November.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Tourism, Food & Wine, Recreation, Environment & Conservation, Regions, World, Fishing, Pacific
10 August, 2011
A road accident in Fiji demonstrates the Fijian attitudes, standards and law.
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Submitted by: Peter Jacobs | Categories: Features , World, Summer Reads, Pacific
14 November, 2010
Queensland couple Alan and Susan Carle have devoted their lives to collecting over 3000 species of ethno-botanical plants from the world’s fast diminishing rainforests, dodging bugs, bulldozers and bullets along the way. At their property, the Botanical Ark, the pair run tours for groups of business executives to show the many important uses these plants have for humans – from food to fuel and medicinal ingredients.
Word Count: 918 Licence: Syndication Price: $450.00
Submitted by: Penelope Barker | Categories: Wildlife & Conservation
