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Bay of Plenty roadworks: A summer holiday guide
Contractors will pause work from midday tomorrow through to 8am on January 8.
Tūtira re-opens in time for Christmas - and the lake's good for a dip, too
After months of uncertainty, one of Hawke's Bay's most treasured assets is open.
High-summer, high expectations - make the most of your summer camping trip
Top tips for ensuring it's a pitch without a hitch.
Travel highlights from 2023 and the best countries to visit in 2024
Part two: Let's look back on the year that was.
'Twin' of Prince Louis: Princess Kate shares throwback Christmas photo
The Princess looks nearly identical to her youngest son in the previously unseen snap.
In the shallows: Death at Ocean Beach and early rip rescues spark summer warning
The man was identified by police on Monday as 26-year-old Hyuckjun Kown, of Auckland.
Looking back on 2023: Travel writers reveal their best trips of the year
Part one: Let's look back on the year that was.
Matt Heath: Christmas songs that aren’t really Christmas songs
The sounds of Michael Buble are echoing throughout malls.
Royal couple reunite for family holiday in Queenstown
They are spending time in the sun following rumours of an alleged affair.
Cruises to worSHIP: the world's most luxurious cruise ships
The best once-in-a-lifetime cruises that money can buy.
Ibiza is for the wild and the reckless, right? Wrong!
Forget what you think you know about Ibiza.
Ethically Kate: 15 simple ways to have a more sustainable summer
Naked breakfast? Kate Hall explains why streamlining Christmas can still be fun.
Deck the halls: Christmas with the Luxons
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and wife Amanda share some jolly traditions.
Bay of Plenty holidays: How to make a staycation feel like an actual holiday
Airbnb-ing is not within everyone’s budget, so here's how to have fun at home.
There's really only one way to see Milan... and that's with a personal shopper
How else are you going to bag a vintage Armani blazer for €95?
18 board games that will keep your brain fit - and everyone entertained
Telegraph: Still got Christmas shopping to do? These games will give the brain a workout.
Is Christmas music in shops making you spend more?
Holiday tunes trigger feelings of nostalgia - and may have an effect on your wallet too.
How do the super-rich decorate for Christmas?
Stylists to the stars reveal some of their clients’ most flamboyant festive requests.
Owls and bats feature in adults-only arboretum overnighter
People can now stay overnight at the Waitakaruru Arboretum near Tauwhare.
The best and worst royal Christmas cards in history
Here are some of the funniest - and strangest - regal season's greetings.
5 tips for gaining real rest over the holidays, according to an expert
Grab this opportunity to catch up on rest and prepare for the upcoming year.
Vietnam is easily the best country in the world for foodies
If your taste buds could pick your next holiday, they'd choose Vietnam.
'Distraught' couple take action against holiday park after losing sea-view site
Booking blunder denies pair same prime spot they had used for 20 years.
Why Cork is known as Ireland's 'Real Capital'
If you're looking for a city with a unique character and plenty to offer, Cork is a must.
Nick Stewart: Airbnb slides from easy breezy to risky business
Labour’s ‘app tax’ was a popular campaign sticking point for the current Government.
Live out your Love Actually fantasies: The ultimate guide to Christmas in London
The UK’s only Guerlain spa, personalised baubles and afternoon tea with The Snowman.
Top 5 destinations for Kiwi couples in 2023 - Flight Centre study
Kiwi couples gravitated towards five destinations when travelling this year.
Te Awamutu pitches itself as an easy base for great holidays
Te Awamutu is making a bid for a bigger slice of the tourism market.
Opinion: Charitable giving shows employees you are walking the talk
Food support organisations grow because the need in the community is growing.
Devils and grim reapers: The darker side of Santa Claus
The old pre-Christmas tradition has survived for centuries in the Czech Republic.
I went to New Caledonia and I packed ... an appetite
Will you get to the end of this article without salivating? Unlikely.
When should you tell your kids the truth about Santa?
New York TImes: Is Santa a phoney? Some good ways to break the news to the little ones.