A beachside Taranaki hideaway has been named as New Zealand's Bach of the Year.

Remarkables expansion plans eye up the Doolans as "the region's best terrain" for skiing.

As the royal tour wraps up, how did the visit deliver as an advertisement for New Zealand?

"100% Pure" NZ slips six places as rankings reveal 'eco-destinations'' shortcomings.

Dionne Christian finds there's no need to be lost for words in the capital.

If you're keen to avoid hearing the royals' every move, head for one of these boltholes.

Kina Scollay gives his tips for making the most of the world underwater.

The sunset, the stars, and a king-sized bed. What more could you want, asks Rob Cox.

Jesse Mulligan explores Christchurch and finds plenty for foodies, despite the diggers.

Justine Tyerman gets a case of the shakes during a hike to an historic hut near Queenstown

Explore Waikato with the kids, writes Ceana Priest.

We're keen to explore our backyard, but some Kiwis have yet visit our most popular spots.

On a luxury farm escape even the only other residents are hiding, writes Jesse Mulligan.

Why would anyone want to live on Great Barrier Island? Elisabeth Easther finds out.

New Zealand might be "at the bottom of the word" but it's at the top of the wish list.

Fortune favours the disorganised and those catching the last-minute Christmas price drop.

Justine Tyerman has some uncharitable thoughts on the magnificent TranzAlpine train trip.

Lisa Levy, of Inati restaurant, shares her tips for foodies visiting Christchurch.

Hot pools, glow worms, jumping pillows and go karts. Tauranga's a wild ride.

Deep-fried cheese rolls are a hot seller in a Dunedin takeaway shop.

Travel writers and friends wax lyrical on why we love travelling close to home.

Four great family-friendly entertainments in Rotorua for the school holidays.

Paul Hersey finds the best photographic opportunities on New Zealand's Great Walks.

These are the stunning Kiwi Airbnbs that travellers in New Zealand lust over the most.

Elisabeth Easther talks to Merv Harding of Tu Tika Tours.

Windy Wellington reigns as the number one city in NZ in Lonely Planet's latest guidebook.

Community-minded ski clubs offer quick learning on their steep slopes.

Wellington has dished up another festival winner, writes Jesse Mulligan.

It's a flight of discovery that doesn't get off the ground. Lindsay Wright catches the bus

This country is rich in taonga, writes Stacey Morrison. Here are some of the best.