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Aotearoa neo-soul star Louis Baker on the personal story behind his new music.
New Plymouth has palpable pride in its craft producers writes Mike Yardley
Meet the "six-foot stallion" promising to wow the sold out Rhythm & Alps crowd.
With a new band and new sound, Miles Calder takes us back to how it was.
Mike Yardley falls for the seductive, quirky charms of Akaroa
Mike Yardley returns to an old haunt and finds it just as charming
Mike Yardley replenishes body and soul at the alpine spa Hanmer Springs
Mike Yardley ventures off the beaten track to discover a glorious slice of NZ heartland.
The best performer of all time? Adam Hattaway reveals his pick.
What if the Beatles were even better, had lots of synths and ate more pastries?
Mike Yardley ventures deep into the mystical heart of Te Urewera
Mike Yardley returns to Tauranga after 25 years and finds it's still a great city
Despite a tragic eruption, Mike Yardley finds lots to do in the Eastern Bay of Plenty
Mike Yardley discovers why Queen Charlotte Sound was Captain Cook's favourite place
The best of local companies will be exhibiting at the Tauranga Women's Lifestyle Expo.
"Not everything in the world needs to be taken too seriously."
"The ocean helped me to find what I was looking for."
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How can Kiwis achieve happiness in both work and life?
From forest canopy walks to thrill-a-minute mountain biking, Mike Yardley loves Rotorua.
Mike Yardley is as impressed by Blenheim's wine country as he is by the war plane exhibits
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Anyone entitled to live in New Zealand permanently can join KiwiSaver at any age.
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