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Forgotten World: Rich pickings on the back roads

Nicola McCloy drives the Forgotten World Highway.

West Coast: My heartland

Kim Knight grew up on the Coast but can't be a Coaster.

Freedom camping: I've got to break free

Make the most of our endless summer with a trip to one of these budget-friendly spots.

Southland: Wanaka wedding dramas

lanning a marquee wedding from scratch in a bare paddock is not for the faint-hearted.

New Zealand's most romantic spots for Valentine's Day

New Zealand is home to some of the most beautiful spots to celebrate with a loved one.

Life in the great outdoors: Handy camping tips from readers

We asked for your tips for great camping holidays. Here are our favourites.

Southland: All-terrain mountain buddies

A 180km cycle with two young boys starts out stressful but turns into an amazing adventure

Reefton: Illuminations along Rutherford's road

The north of the South Island are perfect places to lose today's hustle and bustle.

Waitangi: Why all New Zealanders should visit

Visiting Waitangi is a rich historical experience that should be essential for all Kiwis.

Cardrona: Naked lady

Visiting a favourite ski area in the summer is like seeing an old friend without clothes.

New Zealand: Summer game on a winning streak

Matt Heath has all the tips you need to make the most of live cricket this summer.

Karikari: Wide wonders of the north

Arts, crafts, history, the natural world and jam and cream play important roles.

Active wellness: Transform yourself

There's an active wellness world beyond massage and yoga, writes Grace Ellis.

Kiwi scenic railways get 12-hour 'slow tv' treatment

The Kiwi scenic railways get the 'slow tv' treatment for Prime's new 12-hour screen epic.

Camping: Getting close to nature

Some opt for baches but others see camping as the only way to go, writes Ben Taylor.

Waikato: Hauraki rail trail is an easy rush

Gold's grip may be over but the Waikato shines bright for cyclists, writes Grant Bradley.

Marlborough: Sounds the best

Marlborough local Matthew Large give his top tips for the region.

Central Otago: Up and out in the wild blue yonder

Tim Brewster takes on Wildwire Wanaka's 2500 steel steps on the face of a 700m waterfall.