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Hunger and cold led to mummified man's death - coroner
A man whose body was found in a sleeping bag by hunters last March wouldn't have died if he'd taken food instead of wine, a coroner said.
NZ the place to be, says CNN survey
CNN has named NZ among the top nine destinations for next year - at number 2 behind New York.
Visitors ignore warning and risk death
White string across the Coromandel's iconic Cathedral Cove rock archway has failed to stop visitors from posing for photos.
Vacancies 'disaster' for motels
Record numbers of rooms are still available for people to book their summer break.
More tourists coming here but fewer Kiwis seeing NZ
International visitors to New Zealand have increased in the past year, but Kiwis are opting to travel abroad for their holidays.
Super City gets its own quick superliner
The Pacific Pearl's captain can't wait to let his superiors know how quickly P&O Cruises' newest superliner cuts through the seas.
Hilton to open its first South Island hotels
Hilton Worldwide announces the signing of management agreements for two new properties.
It's O for Awesome at the Oprah House
Sydney Opera House became the Oprah House yesterday as the US superstar staged shows at the landmark.
Shark attack beach re-opens
The Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh is returning to normal this week after a spate of horrific shark attacks.
Westin Qualmark rating pulled
One of New Zealand's top hotels, the Westin has been stripped of its Qualmark licence as a bitter battle between unit owners and the receiver of the hotel's management company continues.
Oprah's first stop: Hamilton Island
US talk show queen Oprah Winfrey has arrived on Hamilton Island for the first leg of her whirlwind Australian adventure.
Vicious attack prompts debate on seal culling
The slaughter of 23 seals on the Kaikoura coast last week has prompted debate on whether seals need to be culled in the area.
<i>Jim Eagles</i>: Unwrap a Christmas holiday bargain
If you fancy a bit of a break this Christmas but need to do it on the cheap, there are a few things you can do to help your money go further.
Travellers snap up new carrier's cheap airfares
More than 43,000 seats were sold within three days of Air Asia X's launch in New Zealand last week.