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Staycations can feel a bit lame, but they don't have to be.

'The most interesting place in NZ.' Really?

More than 1 million Wikipedia pages seem to think so.

This Bali beach is a 'hidden gem' - but it won't be for long

The quiet beach has started to catch the interest of more and more tourists.

Why travel insurance may not cover your lost phone or misplaced wallet

Think travel insurance has your forgetfulness covered? Think again.

Byron Bay's just for surf dudes, right?

Wrong. Byron is brimming with dry activities, starting with dry gin.

Houses, cars and pets: What Kiwis will sacrifice to fund travel

One Aucklander put their new car on hold to travel Europe this winter.

Stan' and deliver: Why this Central Asian country should be your next holiday

This once mysterious nation now grants visa-free travel to 90 countries, including NZ.

Tiny train trips: some of the world's best train journeys take no time at all

Journeying fast doesn't mean missing out – and these train rides prove it.

Two Raw Sisters: Halloumi orzo traybake recipe

An easy tray-bake supper that ticks all the boxes

In HBO's wild new series Telemarketers, journalism is the real hero

Frightening, hilarious and inspiring, Telemarketers is the year's best documentary.

Sweet music: The extraordinary woman behind a legendary 18th-century love affair

Emilie: more rom-com than earnest period drama

Kylie rosé or Snoop Dogg red? Testing celebrity wines

Times: One critic separates the cynical tie-ins from the labours of love.

"If you can take over a train station, what if we take over a whole country?"

Global design leader Liza Enebeis and her digital mission to take over the world.

Steve Braunias takes to the air: 'Just about the greatest feeling in the world'

Opinion: I thought: “Other than death, what’s the worst that can happen?”

Mikhail Khodorkovsky: The oligarch with a plan to topple Putin

Times: He spent 10 years in a Russian jail. Now exiled in London, what's his next move?

Agatha Christie and me: James Prichard on his great-grandmother and A Haunting in Venice

He’s in charge of Agatha Christie’s company, but for James Prichard, it’s more than a job.