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Kissinger’s unwavering support for brutal regimes haunts Latin America

Chilean leftists were tortured, tossed from helicopters and forced to see relatives raped.

The short, but rich rugby history of New Zealand against Uruguay

Previous meetings have led to wild antics on and off the field.

Say cheese: What drove Fonterra’s record $1.6b profit

Cheese and protein portfolios propel surge in Fonterra profit.

Watch: Son stolen at birth hugs mother for first time in 42 years

Hospital workers took her son from her arms after birth and later told her he had died.

Airline pilot dies after medical emergency at controls of Santiago flight

Crew announced the diversion for a medical emergency. They did not say it was the pilot.

Snows of the South: The most luxurious ski holidays in the Southern Hemisphere

As winter recedes in the north it’s the southern ski fields’ time to shine.

The 'expensive mistake' that's left one dentist $18,000 out of pocket

Authority says dismissal "callous and peremptory". Employer says he didn't know the law.

'Reminded every day': Sole survivor of crash that killed four football mates ready for answers

Crash survivor wants answers.

Patagonia: a destination that always puts our planet first

Even with 300,000 annual visitors, Torres del Paine scarcely looks touched.

Fonterra Chile factory unclogged after protests

An ominous warning was issued to Fonterra - but protest seems to be resolved now.

Man caught allegedly smuggling 2kg of meth in luggage at Auckland Airport

It's the first seizure of drugs from a passenger since the border was reopened.

Kiwi hike leapfrogs Milford in world's most popular tramps

A survey into the world's most popular tracks has named the Kiwi hike as one of the best.

South America air links return with first LATAM flight

LATAM is back as the only commercial link between New Zealand and the South America.

Ngāpuhi Antarctic adventurer Busby Noble laid to rest at Mangamuka

Busby Noble became a celebrity overseas after his exploits on the frozen continent.

Detour: Antarctica - Seven stories from the southern continent

In 120 years, Antarctica has racked up 11 babies, a nuclear disaster and maybe a murder.

Wander, woman: Global travel adventures for your next girls' trip

To celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, plan your next all-girls getaway.

A life in travel: Tasmanian whisky expert shares his memories

Airplane food and face-to-face contact are things he misses about international travel.

Ice ice babies: The secret Antarctic pregnancy race

The two dictators and their push for the first child born in the snow.