With Bastille Day coming up, Danielle Wright takes a look at where to find a slice of France Downunder.

Isobel Marriner takes to the high seas for more, much more than high tea.

Dionne Christian discovers The Edge's Pick & Mix programme is just the ticket to brighten up your winter days.

Family connections are a big part of Panmure's appeal for Awhina Rawiri, daughter Alysha and grandson Kingston who live together, minutes away from the Waipuna Basin in Panmure. Auckland Museum educator Awhina tells Melanie Cooper her ties to the suburb.

These prominent Ponsonby Rd properties have plenty to offer.

Thirty years ago a South African rugby tour divided the country. As the 1981 Springbok team prepares for a reunion, a top police officer reveals the story behind an attack on three protesters.

Cooking school facilities bear testament to the flexibility of this refined, yet relaxed, family home.

A long list of benefits gives this city pad the winning edge.

Dos Amigos promises a spicy night out but expectations are diluted by some lukewarm renditions of Mexican food.

Whenever I walk into this pub I'm reminded that all the great bars I've ever drunk in didn't rest their reputations on looking flashy.

Here is proof that diners should not judge a restaurant by its name.

Transition Towns - communities readying themselves for a post-petroleum world - are quietly popping up in New Zealand suburbs.

Current and upcoming listings from galleries in the Auckland area.

Ten short plays by emerging actors take a conservative look at human relationships.

Highlights and results from the Grand National Final of the V48 Hours Furious Filmmaking Competition.

The dismissal of EMA boss Alasdair Thompson is not surprising, says Prime Minister John Key.