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A step in the right direction

Paul Hersey finds the best photographic opportunities on New Zealand's Great Walks.

He Tāngata: Merv Harding

Elisabeth Easther talks to Merv Harding of Tu Tika Tours.

New Zealand's most wishlisted Airbnb stays

These are the stunning Kiwi Airbnbs that travellers in New Zealand lust over the most.

Wellington named New Zealand's best city by Lonely Planet

Windy Wellington reigns as the number one city in NZ in Lonely Planet's latest guidebook.

Canterbury: Homes of the gods

Community-minded ski clubs offer quick learning on their steep slopes.

Wellington: Winter's best bounty

Wellington has dished up another festival winner, writes Jesse Mulligan.

Coach travel: A different perspective

It's a flight of discovery that doesn't get off the ground. Lindsay Wright catches the bus

Aotearoa: National treasures

This country is rich in taonga, writes Stacey Morrison. Here are some of the best.

Aotearoa: Stories behind names

Sonny Ngatai learned some interesting facts about how our towns were named.

Kaikōura crayfish: Dropping in at Nin's Bin

On the road to recovery, food tourism may be just what Kaikōura needs.

Kaikōura: Crayfish worth travelling the world for

New Zealand's east coast delicacy has earned a place on the Lonely Planet Eatlist 2018.

Hawke's Bay: Whet the arts apetite

Hawke's Bay's table of plenty is about to be extended, writes Alexia Santamaria.

Bay of Islands: Waters of winter

The Bay of Islands provides a beautiful backdrop for winter yachting lessons.

Fiordland: Luxury on the water

Winston Aldworth experiences a luxury overnight stay in Fiordland.

Raoul island: Photos of the Kiwi Robinson Crusoes

On the tiny, 11-square-mile island the Bells survived in the manner of Robinson Crusoe.

Fiordland Jewel: Kayaking though Milford Sound

Moving through Milford Sound in a storm, the wettest place in New Zealand.

Lake Taupo trout: The ones that get away

Shandelle Battersby falls for the pleasures of chasing trout on Lake Taupo.

Rotorua: Zip it good

Eli Orzessek takes to the trees and manages to hold on to both camera and stomach.