Cruising: Cotton fields and killing fields
Barry O'Brien joins an American Duchess for a trip back in time along the Mississippi.
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Cruising: Hungary for more
Anna Harrison discovers a bit of hands-on history as well as the joy of breakfast in bed.
Cross country: Meet the amazing 11-year-old who might well be a future champ
Hamish Cranstone has won the Aranui Interschool Cross Country three years in a row.
Cruising: Food as rich as history on the Danube
Caroline Eden gorges on excellent food and the rich history of Europe's grandest cities.
Ship Check: Avalon Envision
Anna Harrison sails aboard the Avalon Envision on the Danube to Budapest.
Cruising: Bathing in Budapest's cathedral to health
Anna Harrison enjoys Art Deco beauty and learns head nudity rules.
Danube deaths: Heavy currents, murky water hinder search for 21 missing
Serbia, which is downriver from Hungary, is expected to help in search for missing.
7 dead, 21 missing after tour boat sinks in Budapest
A river cruiser sank in the Danube after colliding with a Viking ship amid a downpour.
Seven dead, 21 missing after tourist boat sinks in Hungary
At least seven people dead and 21 missing after boat capsized on the Danube.
Cruising the wake of the Habsburg Empire
Out of Austria into the flat plains of Hungary, to the imperial bolt-hole in Godollo.
Accused Christchurch gunman donated $3650 to far-right French group
The Christchurch attack suspect transferred to the Generation Identity group in France
Whanganui trio prepare for international paddling duty
Whanganui trio Lucas Thompson, Jack Clifton and Sophie Brooke on international kayak duty
'Make Families Great Again': Hungary urging women to have more children
Members of the Trump administration were at the event promoting Hungary's policy.
Who is the massacre accused? His gun club and world travels
Massacre accused was a member of a South Otago gun club and practised shooting at range.
Hungary: The statues of Budapest
Simon Wilson discovers the heroes and memories of Hungary, cast in bronze.
Balkan baby drive: Hungarians should give it a break
The answer to Europe's stalling birthrates might just be to take a vacation.
Auckland communist's 'seditious' books
Auckland communist grocer convicted over seditious books.
Gwynne Dyer: What went wrong in eastern Europe?
The dreams that drove the anti-Communist revolutions of 1989 are still alive but fading.
Gwynne Dyer: Liberal heart torn out of Eastern Europe's chest
COMMENT: Needless panic at immigration has revived nationalism in Europe.
America alone: It's lonely at the top for Donald Trump
For the President in Paris, America First meant largely America alone.
Three reasons to fear another 'Great War' today
Comment: Have we learned to recognise the signs, asks Hal Brands.
12-year-old boy kills a pregnant meerkat at a zoo
A child has received death threats after he killed a meerkat that bit him at a zoo.
Mass protest against Orban in Budapest
Tens of thousands of Hungarians have hit the streets in protest against the government.
Hungary's hardline PM wins new term
Viktor Orban, Hungary's staunchly anti-migrant Prime Minister, was re-elected.
Mayor welcomes 110 international students
Mayor urges young people to make friends and try new experiences.
Room check: The Sofitel Chain Bridge
Estelle Sarney and Grant Bradley check into the Sofitel Chain Bridge in Budapest.
Diver beats bulimia to head to world champs
Shaye Boddington's battle with bulimia kept her from diving for more than 14 years.
Minister: We are not Europe's bad boys
On a visit to Wellington, Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjarto talks about being snubbed in Washington, and why Donald Trump is good for the world.
Love conquers horror of Auschwitz
A Hungarian Jew who survived Auschwitz and the Scottish soldier who helped save her will mark their 71st Valentine's Day together tomorrow.
Why Lego wanted to stop sales of its toys
Business has been so brisk at the world's most profitable toymaker that Lego last year did something unusual.
Budapest: Under my skin
Sitting in the heart of a major geological basin, Budapest claims to be the only capital city in the world with healing thermal springs.
Alan Duff: City testament to those who fought hard for it
COMMENT: Hungarians have kept their unique language and culture alive through years of oppression, then a revolution.
We've seen this before
OPINION: The brutality and terror Rachel Smalley has witnessed on the borders of Hungary and Serbia will never leave her.
Persecuted Afghans join flood of people
Hazara family tell Rachel Smalley they are in Serbia to escape the resurgent Taliban in their home country.