Mustering the slightest courage will pay off on the pristine slopes of Tasman Glacier.

In the first of a three-part series, Ben Crawford takes an exciting weekend road-trip to Coromandel.

Sometimes wildlife is a bit too wild, so we appreciate sculptures of animals instead, embedded in concrete, as nature could have intended.

Tiritiri Matangi isn't just for the birds, as Elisabeth Easther discovers on a visit to the island's wildlife sanctuary.

John Roughan gains a deeper understanding of how Cook first saw New Zealand.

Elisabeth Easther may just have to return to Whitianga in September for its famous Scallop Festival.

Only accessible by high tide, Motukaraka promises magic and adventure.

Elisabeth Easther finds a goldmine of flora and fauna on coastal walking tracks.

Never shy of sticking her oar in, Elisabeth Easther shares some ideas for nautical adventures you can embark on - if you sea fit.

Danielle Wright takes her family on a vintage steam train along the main street of a tiny town with a big reputation.

Justine Tyerman meets an all-star cast on the Milford Track.

What's a Blokart? Essentially it's a land sailing gizmo, a wind powered go-kart. Super easy to drive and great fun.

Justine Tyerman manages to leave Waiheke with her limbs intact after spending Easter - but not a fortune - on the island with her family.

Catherine Smith pedals Taranaki's seafront, stopping along the way.

Elisabeth Easther hits the Ngati Otara trail and finds gems along the way.

Justine Tyerman joins the Milford Track fan club.

Elisabeth Easther visits the South Island's sealife mecca.

Tent, sheltered swims and G&Ts provide Jane Binsley's family with Tapapakanga tranquillity.

Donna McIntyre and kids glide across the ice at Mission Bay.

The wonderful Waipara Valley produces remarkable handcrafted classic wines, writes Paul Rush.

Danielle Wright finds public art in children's playgrounds the perfect combination.

Trundling along in a camper van, Elisabeth Easther and family take in some of Rotorua's stellar attractions.

Danielle Wright and family discover life is laid-back on Rakino Island.