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Hawke’s Bay’s weekend in pictures: Parties, racing and rubber ducks on a river
There was plenty on besides just rugby and politics.
8 tips for taking epic travel photos on your smartphone
Capturing picture-perfect moments all with your pocket-sized gadget.
Juha Saarinen: Is this the best option for smartphone photographers?
OPINION: A phone for the smartphone photographers and videographers.
Colenso students’ artwork on show at Te Papa
"The beautiful thing about working with young people is they will always surprise you."
Zooming in: Can smartphones completely replace cameras for holiday photos?
What you want to do with your photos is the key to your choice.
Blue Duck Station star of new book
The book's author found enjoyment in finding the small stories that make up the station.
Top photographer Peter Bush's work to be preserved
Some 300,000 items have been donated to Te Manawa Museum.
In pictures: Trucks, heat and hard mahi for Flaxmere students and staff
It was a long, hot 30 kilometres full of toots, waves and a cheering squad.
Student aims to set up photography business in Whanganui
“It can make people do a double-take because they won’t recognise the place at first."
Auckland opshop find helps reconnect friends after 20 years apart
It did not take long for the boys in the photo to be identified.
Sunny Sunday brings hundreds out for Run/Walk Festival
It was a beautiful day for the event.
Powerful male sexual abuse survivor photos on display at Fotofest
The confronting photography exhibition looks to shed light on the journey of survivors.
Wildlife photographer of the year - a sneak peek
The top wildlife photo award is announced next month. Here's a look at some of the best.
Great ball of fire: Mamaku resident snaps eerie optical illusion
'It was just like this big glowing orange ball at the end of the street.'
NZ photographer Grant Sheehan's six tips for career-changing travel images
The expert divulges the tricks of the trade.
Odd detail in Prince Harry's new headshot
Prince Harry is sporting a new look in his latest headshot.
It's time to address the elephant in the room: Your bucket list deserves better
Are we unwittingly supporting a cycle of animal cruelty in the name of tourism?
Risky 'rooftopping' travel photo trend faces criticism
New York Times: Deep tensions lie within these 'urban exploration' communities.
In pictures: Junior Hawke’s Bay chess champions battle it out for top spot
Hundreds of eager young chess players duked it out on the boards in Havelock North.
Pro photographer reveals 5 tips for taking epic travel photos on your phone
You don't need fancy gear to take an epic shot, says Scott Howes.
In pictures: Festive atmosphere as Football Ferns triumph over Vietnam
6215 people, some of them drumming away, gave McLean Park a family-friendly festival feel.
Chance to find ancestors in photos that were 'nearly destroyed'
"You can test to see if your great-great-grandmother is in the collection."
Acclaimed Kiwi photographer dies, a week after King's Birthday honour
Rob Tucker's career was a highlights reel of life, people, events and tragedy.
Indian official suspended after draining reservoir to find phone dropped while taking selfie
The phone was retrieved (2 million litres later) but wouldn’t start as it was waterlogged.
Changing face of Tokelau seen through the lens of Te Papa exhibition at Kiwi North
Te Papa exhibition Faka-Tokelau: Living With Change is now on display in Whangārei.
Mystery photographer sends homeless man portrait to be auctioned
The photo sent to a gallery was addressed to a well-known homeless man living in the area.
Photos: Waipukurau Club rolls back the years for big milestone
There was plenty of colour and festivities for the anniversary.
Action from the International Rally of Whangārei in pictures
Hayden Paddon takes out eighth International Rally of Whangārei.
From the MTG: Huia image donated in aid of flood recovery
Artist donates work to aid in the recovery efforts of her Ngāti Kahungunu iwi.
Glimpses of a changing Earth, as seen from above
The message of Earth Day began in 1970 and is even more critical today.