Former Parliament speaker among 151 recognised in New Year Honours
Well-known athletes, film stars and broadcasters are on the list.
Well-known athletes, film stars and broadcasters are on the list.
This once-in-a-lifetime destination lends itself to outlandish activities.
The bell was used in Robert Falcon Scott’s first expedition to Antarctica.
The sea round Antarctica fills even the most seasoned sailors with apprehension.
It's the trip of a lifetime, not just for Christmas, but Antarctica is best in December.
Penguins, whales and polar icebergs were to be expected. A pint of porter was not.
A Norwegian airline has made history, delivering a Boeing 787 with 330 seats to the ice.
The iceberg stuck to the ocean floor and has remained for many years in the Weddell Sea.
Antarctica regulates the planet’s climate because its ice drives major ocean currents.
More and more cruise lines and ships are heading our way for the first time.
His lawyer describes the alleged assault on the woman as 'horseplay'.
Women at the base say their claims of harassment or assault are minimised by employers.
One protestor says they were there "in support of the polar fauna".
Ash buried deep in Antarctic ice highlights the eruptive power of our famous supervolcano.
Antarctica NZ unable to reach agreement on commercial terms with Leighs Construction.
The land of penguins, albatross, David Attenborough, and absolutely no polar bears.
Changes come as concerns grow that sexual misconduct has been allowed to flourish at base.
Some scientists have suggested this year could mark a regime shift for Antarctica.
New York Times: The negative impact on Antarctic wildlife could be "immense".
What the court records, internal communications, and interviews revealed.
'No one was there to save me but me.'
Unprecedented breeding failure among Antarctica’s iconic emperor penguins.
Colin Monteath recalls his work after the plane crash that killed all 257 people onboard.
Extreme events are influencing every realm in Antarctica, prompting a call for action.
Financial Times: From Antarctica to Florida, a marine catastrophe is unfolding.
The yellow-crested penguins are back after an incredible Antarctic journey.
When in doubt, take a solo expedition to the South Pole.
A "one-in-7.4 million" shrinking of Antarctica's sea ice has left scientists alarmed.
Submarines have become increasingly common on high-end adventure vessels.
When does adventure tourism cease to be an adventure?