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<i>Editorial</i>: Limit Cup profit - and cost

Airport gets facelift

Greedy landlords on notice

Tour co offering authentic iwi cup stay

A tour company is teaming up with iwi to offer up to 10,000 beds at marae during the Rugby World Cup.

Tourism welcomes $30m top-up

$30m more for tourism in Budget

Rugby cup boss warns greedy providers

The boss of the Rugby World Cup has warned that hoteliers and renters looking to make a fast buck have the potential to harm NZ's reputation.

<i>Martin Snedden:</i> Rugby profiteering will hurt NZ

Taint the Rugby World Cup by irresponsible profiteering within any aspect of hosting the event as a nation and we'll suffer badly.

Fall victim talks to bungy firm from bed

Punters miss $50m in prizes

Dark days in Disneyland

For staff at Disneyland Paris, there's a less magical side to the Kingdom, with long hours and job cuts reportedly leading some to suicide.

Bungy horror: Woman slips out of harness

Thrill Seeker Adventures was closed today following an incident which saw a woman plunge into the Waiau River after a bungy jumping mishap.

For rent: Big house, with All Black chef

<i>Cartoon</i>: The week that was, part 2

RWC minister issues hotels price-gouge warning

Murray McCully has written to the Hotel Council asking it to persuade its members not to risk damaging NZ's reputation by over-charging.

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Tax on hospitality cowboys might trim our $507m bill