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Fiji: Hoping to be stranded on Modriki
With beaches covered in brilliant white sand, Modriki is one of more than 300 Fijian islands peppering the Pacific Ocean.
December 30, 2011 - the day no one in Samoa will ever see
Samoans will go to sleep tonight on their Thursday, December 29, and wake up on Saturday, December 31 - skipping Friday.
Air NZ to offer Australia-Norfolk Island flights
Air New Zealand will begin operating twice-weekly services between the Australian cities of Brisbane and Sydney and Norfolk Island from March next year.
Cruising: Delightful Moorea and Bora Bora
The nicest moment on our stopovers in French Polynesia came while we were sitting eating pastries outside a little patisserie in Vaitape.
Cruising: Outsiders wallow in days of decadence
John Gardner finds that to be really in the swim on a luxury superliner, you need to have an ample stock of cruise stories.
Danger Zone: Lured by money and adventure
Working in a Third World country often means safety standards are compromised and if something does go wrong, search-and-rescue resources are likely to be limited.
Shelley Bridgeman: Holidaying in Fiji
For many years, in the interests of uninterrupted holidaying pleasure, I conveniently overlooked Fiji's problems.
Vanuatu: Enthusiasm on tap in endangered Eden
Delightful locals and sustainability on a shoestring make the tiny island of Pele a dream destination, finds Isobel Marriner.
Rarotonga: Nice to sea you
Haley McCrystal pulls on her wetsuit and gets up close with Rarotonga's undersea residents.
Rarotonga's undersea residents
Going underwater enables travellers to explore the depths of Rarotonga and meet the creatures beneath the surface.