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Success: Making space for future growth
With big overseas projects under its belt, design company is now keen to do more work at home.
With big overseas projects under its belt, design company is now keen to do more work at home.
To find out whether Wellington lives up to its latest international accolade, Frances Morton goes hunting for the capital's cool spots.
The Christchurch earthquake back in September caused plenty of grief down there, but it also had a rather nasty effect on this particular Aucklander.
The long-term lease and boutique visitor accommodation business within Queenstown's historic Eichardt's Private Hotel looks set to be bought for less than $1 million by American billionaire Julian Robertson.
Kiwis flying out of the United Kingdom face hefty fare increases after an increase in British departure taxes that could cost up to $355.
Tourism NZ has slammed a 55 per cent increase in the flight tax tourists from the United Kingdom will have to pay to fly to our shores.
A backlash against big spikes in departure tax for people travelling on long-haul flights from Britain has gone global.
Wellington is voted the fourth top city in the world to visit next year, but Auckland misses out.
Access to one of NZ's top fishing rivers has been closed - upsetting local tourism operators and anglers throughout the country.
Auckland International Airport says it is expecting net profit in a range from $112 million to $118m for the 2011 financial year, when one-off items are excluded.
A fervour for food led Lynn Huhtala to a new career guiding other foodies to delectable locations around town.
Australia is spending more than $4 million to bring the billionaire talk-show host to Sydney to stage her show in December.
The latest Lonely Planet guide to New Zealand came out the other day with the usual flutter of controversy over descriptions of the Bay of Islands as over-hyped, Hamilton as dull and Kiwis as eager-to-please.
A state-of-the-art RWC pavilion at Eden Park will entertain up to 70,000 corporates and fans, who are expected to pay up to 11,000 each.
Irish rugby fans are being urged to boycott "rip-off" Auckland hotels.