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Thailand: Border village where almost anything goes
The Thai border town of Mae Sot offers a tantalising glimpse into Burma, writes Simon Scott.
Nick Smith: Exports key to architect's growth
Designer with a focus on retailing is finding receptive markets in Australia and beyond
Bangkok: Stay sleaze-free in city of sin
A budget Bangkok hotel proclaims itself a 'bastion of wholesome tourism', writes Shandelle Battersby.
Don't miss: King's Cup Elephant Polo Tournament
This quirky annual tournament began 10 years ago and has become one of the biggest events on the Thai tourism calendar.
Under the foreign knife
Expensive dental and cosmetic surgery here is creating a burgeoning industry overseas. While a nip and tuck is cheaper offshore, experts say it might also be riskier.
Australia to Asia: Spa sensations
Spoil yourself and book into one of the best spas in Australia and Asia.
PM feeling the heat as election loss looms
A novice politician has Thailand's leader scrambling to keep his job. Andrew Buncombe reports.
More Kiwis caught smuggling drugs
The arrest of two New Zealand citizens caught allegedly trying to smuggle methamphetamine into Tokyo's airport earlier this month is just the latest example of the dangers of drug trafficking, say New Zealand police.
The jumbo question: For or against Auckland's new elephants?
New elephants are coming to Auckland Zoo - but not everyone is happy about it. We look at the arguments for and against the council's $3.5 million new attractions
Mike Tyson gets 'funny' praise for appearance on Hangover 2
Bradley Cooper has praised Mike Tyson for being "very funny" in The Hangover: Part II.
Father refuses to accept Thai experts' findings
Sarah Carter's father refuses to accept Thai authorities' belief that her death was not linked to an insect control chemical.
Hotel insecticide used in NZ
An insecticide implicated in a Kiwi tourist's death could be harming NZ workers, the Green Party claims.
Thailand death cover-up suspected
The father of a New Zealander who died suddenly in Thailand suspects Thai authorities have covered up the circumstances surrounding her death to protect their tourism industry.