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Tahiti: Walk with the fish
A bobble-head dive helmet allows Megan Singleton to get up close and personal with the sealife.
Tahiti: Colours and tastes of the Pacific
Polynesian tattoos are a popular souvenir for tourists to Papeete, writes Sophie Bond.
Romantic places to take your hottie
Whisking your loved one to one of these romantic retreats will impress.
Patricia Schultz's top 10 travel destinations
The author of the hugely-popular 1,000 Places To See Before You Die reveals her absolute favourite travel destinations.
Cheap eats Tahiti-style
Fresh Pasifika flavour with French flair ... Sophie Bond's in the markets for a treat.
Moorea: Paradise found
Moorea is everything you'd imagine a tropical island to be, writes Sophie Bond.
French polish (+recipes)
Keen to impress on Valentine's Day? Knock your beloved's socks off with a classic Gallic dish.
Waka ama: Keeping it in the family
Waka ama is more than just the fun sport of outrigger canoeing, which fits in ideally with our Kiwi lifestyle and attracts paddlers of both sexes from age 7 to 70.
Strike affects Tahiti flights
A strike by government workers at Tahiti's international airport has grounded flights in and out of the island nation.
French Polynesia: My fish are better than your fish
It's amazing what the lure of pottering around tropical fish and coral will do, writes newly-converted early bird Jill Worrall.
French Polynesia: Road trip around Moorea
Moorea, along with ultra-expensive Bora Bora, is one French Polynesia's most popular islands with visitors. But remarkably, the impact of tourism, visually at least, is relatively low-key.
French Polynesia: Medical hitch delays island holiday
This blog is going to finish today beside the Moorea lagoon, I promise.
Tsunami gauges 'stabilising'
Wave activity "appears to be stabilised" at previously-reported levels, Civil Defence Emergency Management says.
French Polynesia: Paradise found
Susan Buckland boards a freighter, bound for hauntingly beautiful islands where ancient man-size stone tiki guard moody, lush valleys.
Design: Being pacific
Two women abandon bland in favour of the sunny colours and natural style of our neighbours.
Tahiti: Recession busters on a Pacific pearl
The global downturn is hitting travel plans, but Megan Singleton discovers a way to make that Tahitian holiday affordable after all.