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A wild, wet ride into the mist
The Iguazu Falls in South America are one of the world's wonders, writes Josie Dale
South America: Natural attractions
As more Kiwis look to South America for adventure, Karen Phelps compiles a bucket list for the continent.
Brazil: Feel the power of Iguazu Falls
More than 270 drops comprise Iguazu Falls on the Brazil-Argentine border, one of the world's grandest water falls.
Fonterra plans for Latin America
One of the unwritten skills in the job description for being Fonterra's director for Latin America is a tolerance for those important local business lubricants, aguardiente and tequila.
Fran O' Sullivan: Key's Latin American trip adds to our shine
John Key dealt himself the political equivalent of a straight flush by leveraging his Latin America tour into a series of diplomatic wins.
Fran O'Sullivan: Colombian trade coup a feather in Key's sombrero
The smile on John Key's face widened as broad as the sombrero that Juan Manuel Santos had just given him, when the Colombian President said, "We would love to have an FTA with New Zealand when they are ready to start negotiations."
Last tango in La Boca
Paul Rush learns the world’s most sensual dance in the city of ‘Good Airs’.
Last tango in La Boca
Paul Rush learns the world’s most sensual dance in the city of ‘Good Airs’.
PM off to Latin America
Prime Minister John Key will leave on a charm offensive of Latin America next week in the first bilateral visit of the region by a Prime Minister since Helen Clark in 2001.
Colombia: A colourful history
Colombia still has a hangover from its reputation for illicit activities, but Christopher Adams discovers a stunningly scenic, historical side.
Study helps calm extinction fears
A New Zealand researcher has challenged long-held claims that most species will be wiped out before they can even be discovered.
Argentina: 48 hours in Buenos Aires
As summer sun bathes Argentina's capital, the city takes on a carnival air – just in time for its annual Shakespeare festival.
Flesh-eating parasites strike Aussies
Two Australians are trapped in Bolivia for a month after they were attacked by flesh-eating maggots.
Argentina: Stepping out in Buenos Aires
You feel the beating heart of this supercharged electric city, writes Paul Rush.
Moa's beers heading for Rio early
Latin America is one of the fastest-growing beer markets globally - there's a lot of impetus getting put into that market by the big brewers.
Head into the clouds in Equador
A forward-thinking forest lodge is giving visitors the opportunity to get up close to this South American nation’s extraordinary wildlife, says Harriet O’Brien.
Chile: Road to an untouched land
Charlotte Holmes and partner motorcycle through Chilean Patagonia.