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Resurfacing work north of Taihape has been completed but more projects loom.
From wayward crabs to cobblestones, you live and you learn on foreign roads.
Accidents are causing delays on SH1 south of Hamilton.
NZME's Editor-at-large Shayne Currie has reached the finish line and arrived back in Auckland after two weeks of driving around NZ. Video / NZ Herald
NZME's Editor-at-Large Shayne Currie continues his road trip across NZ in the all electric VW ID.5, making his way from Rotorua to Tauranga. Video / Shayne Currie
Raglan Food Co. co-founder Latesha Randall talks about the company's environmental efforts. Video / Raglan Food Co
"I’m a firm believer that our actions and efforts carry more weight than our words."
Shayne Currie stops off in Rotorua and meets 28-year-old hotel manager Awatere Douglas. Video / NZ Herald / Rotorua Daily Post
Frances Denz reflects on her teaching excellence award. Video / Bay of Plenty Times / NZ Herald
From a north Taranaki farm to Kenya to a New Plymouth brew pub, local entrepreneur Dan Radcliff says "things don’t have to be boring to do good.” Video / Ilona Hanne / IVHQ / NZ Herald
Shayne Currie continues his journey, making his way into Taranaki and stopping off in Waverley. Video / NZ Herald / Getty
Bore water for homes and a new sewage treatment system are proposed by developers.
Shayne Currie stops off in Wellington to speak to Wētā Workshop founder Sir Richard Taylor. Video / Mark Mitchell
The Ram, on Wellington's Cuba Street is breathing new life into the local scene. Video / Mark Mitchell
She started her first company at 17, now she's dedicating her career to help startups.
Shayne Currie continues his journey and makes his way to the top of the South Island, arriving in Nelson from Greymouth. Video / NZ Herald
Shayne Currie continues his journey, this time through Arthur's Pass as he makes his way from Christchurch to Greymouth. Video / NZ Herald
The shortest travelling day - just two hours - but more special characters to meet.
Sir Grahame Sydney is a legendary New Zealand painter and lover of the South Island's natural beauty. Video / NZ Herald / George Heard
Shayne Currie continues his journey, driving through the challenging Danseys Pass on the way to Timaru. Video / Shayne Currie
Shayne Currie continues his journey going from Invercargill to Queenstown, stops off in the town of Athol and showcases the wonders he has found in the Deep South. Video / Shayne Currie