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Ongoing visa issues have made NZ experience "painful and stressful" for migrant workers.
Visiting the world's most remote Irish Pub on the edge of Antarctica
Penguins, whales and polar icebergs were to be expected. A pint of porter was not.
Venezuela orders oil drilling in Guyana-run territory
Financial Times: Fear rises as Caracas claims ‘overwhelming’ mandate to exploit deposits.
Don't be a boring tourist: What to do in Argentina beyond Buenos Aires
Live like a cowboy in the little-known Uspallata Valley.
The disturbing graveyard that's one of Argentina’s top tourist attractions
Come and rent a graveyard by the day, even by the hour, in Buenos Aires.
Colombia to cull drug kingpin Pablo Escobar’s ‘cocaine hippos’
The 166-strong herd are descendants of animals brought there from Africa by Escobar.
Watch: Workers left hanging 150m in the air after scaffolding collapses
Construction workers were left clinging to cables at a high-rise building development.
Consider your family an adventurous one?... Colombia's calling!
Seven years post-peace agreement, Colombia is safer and better than ever.
How to dodge the piranha on an Amazon River excursion
From sloths to screaming monkeys, cruising the Amazon River is a wild ride.
Māori delegation to set record straight on ocean voyaging
Māori academics in Peru on a mission to reignite pre-colonial connections between cultures
Drug cartels exploit the banana industry to ship cocaine
Ecuador is increasingly at the confluence of two global trades: bananas and cocaine.
Nearly 200 firms probed in migrant visa scandal
Nearly 200 offshore migrants, linked to companies under investigation, told not to come.
Bird flu raced through South America. Antarctica could be next
New York Times: The negative impact on Antarctic wildlife could be "immense".
The best time of year to hike the Inca Trail is coming up
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Editorial: Migrant exploitation woes shameful
EDITORIAL: The New Zealand dream? Sadly not for some migrants, to our great shame.
'Begging for food': Migrant workers claim they have been duped over jobs, Kiwi life
About 200 people are believed to have paid thousands for visas and job offers.
Deadly floodwaters hit Mexico, California braces for first tropical storm in 84 years
Hilary is the first tropical storm to hit Southern California in 84 years.
Airline pilot dies after medical emergency at controls of Santiago flight
Crew announced the diversion for a medical emergency. They did not say it was the pilot.
Father of lost children in Amazon jungle arrested
Father arrested of the four missing children in Amazon jungle.
Anti-corruption Ecuadorean presidential candidate killed at campaign event
Victim was an outspoken critic of corruption in increasingly violent nation.
Indigenous leader has inspired an Amazon city to grant personhood to an endangered river
The river Laje in non-Indigenous maps, is vital to the Oro Waram.
The historic hotel where you can get exclusive access to the best views of The Iguazu Falls
Why chase waterfalls when you can live next to them?
Big-wave surfer Maya Gabeira - the girl from Ipanema
An edited extract from Nazaré: Life and Death with the Big Wave Surfers.
Around the world with the Women's World Cup teams
Star players from around the world give top tips for tourism in their home countries.
'We are family': Rescuers recount incredible moment they found missing children
New York Times: At first, Nicolás Ordóñez heard a soft cry in the jungle.
Declared dead again: Woman who revived during her wake dies after week in hospital
76-year-old woman who revived during her wake has been declared dead again.
'Anarcho-capitalist' Javier Milei gains support in Argentina
Milei is the latest example of right-wing populists making inroads in Latin America.
Guyana dorm blaze that killed 19 children was deliberately set by student
Many of the nine victims hospitalised are in serious condition.
Fears for children who survived plane crash, 16 days alone in Colombian jungle
After jubilation the Colombian president is managing expectations.
Second death in two weeks of migrant child in custody
The second death in custody of a child migrant from Latin America in two weeks.
Patagonia: a destination that always puts our planet first
Even with 300,000 annual visitors, Torres del Paine scarcely looks touched.