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Your passport to Oz moshpits
Scott Kara presents a guide to the best of the music festivals from across the ditch.
Chile: Road to an untouched land
Charlotte Holmes and partner motorcycle through Chilean Patagonia.
Prepping for a Coromandel hen's party
So you've been tasked with organising a hen's party ... one option is fleeing the city and swapping novelty cakes and forced craziness for a weekend of fun and pampering.
All down the line: Christchurch to Oamaru
Herald Online reporter Paul Harper is making his way around the South Island by rail.
All down the line: Auckland to Christchurch
Herald Online reporter Paul Harper is making his way around the South Island by rail over the course of a fortnight. Here are some of the highlights of his trip so far.
Cook Islands: Tiny designs carved in stone
Gifts for family sparked a career-change for Cook Island carver, writes Jim Eagles.
New York: Spin around Manhattan
Biking around New York takes Rob McFarland off-trail and into less-seen neighbourhoods.
The Hollyford Track: Land of ripping yarns
Pamela Wade discovers Kiwi colonial heroes on the Hollyford Track.
Lake Waikaremoana: A sleeping beauty
Paul Rush tramps the Great Walk around the fabled 'Sea of Rippling Waters'.
Nantucket: Follow the smart set to New England
Chris Leadbeater experiences the extremes of Nantucket island, the glitzy Massachusetts getaway popular with holidaying New Yorkers.
Silverdale: Snow much fun
Danielle Wright and family take a spin on Snowplanet's newest offering: snow tubes.
New dawn for Zimbabwe
Sue Watt returns to Zimbabwe after a long break and finds its tourism industry waiting with open arms.
Sipping your way around New Zealand
Diana Plater follows the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail from Hawke's Bay to Marlborough.
Get the gossip on New York's elite
Leggy blondes and glamorous brunettes - it was definitely the bus for the Gossip Girl tour.
Blown away by Samoa
Chloe Johnson savours the local craft, music and natural wonders of Savai'i Island.
Switzerland: Alpine splendour on the cheap
Simon Winter finds you don't have to spend a fortune to take in the majesty of Switzerland's mountains.
A new zippy way to explore
A new eco-tourism operation offers a different perspective on our native forestry.
Go with the flow in the Serbian capital
Belgrade's two rivers offer sunny strolls and lively waterside activity, writes Mary Novakovich.
England: Where to stay in Yorkshire
Rhiannon Batten discovers a gingerbread house with gourmet extras in the historic market town of Knaresborough.
Morocco: Bold claim made of sand
Graham Reid walks in the footsteps of a rock legend who wasn't there.