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Have fun but obey the rules, say police
Police have a word of advice for the thousands preparing for New Year's Eve celebrations.
Big win gives punter a $1m year
Ellerslie's race horses delivered $776,245 to a lucky punter this week.
Thousands head for New Year hotspots
Holiday hotspots are filling fast, as New Zealanders prepare to celebrate the New Year.
'Nothing but positive feedback' for Cathedral Cove stall
The owner of a seaside stall that locals accuse of spoiling pristine Cathedral Cove says tourists are relieved to see him at the end of a long, hot walk.
<i>Celebrating success:</i> Strategy in the board game room
There is a clique of people who play board games all year round.
Anger as icecream stall opens in 'paradise'
Residents and holidaymakers are appalled by a DoC-approved icecream stall operating at Coromandel's Cathedral Cove.
<i>Phil O'Reilly:</i> 'Clean and green' is a fantasy that sets us up to fail
Business NZ CEO Phil O'Reilly says there's more to like about NZ than the "clean and green" image.
Tourist numbers edge up
The number of visitors arriving from overseas edged up slightly in November compared to a year earlier.
NZ's clean, green wedding scene
NZ's lush green pastures, snowy mountain peaks and clear lakes are turning the country into a "wedding photo tourism" hotspot.
Experts urged to find way of preventing Antarctic disaster
Murray McCully has urged experts meeting in Wellington to recommend ways of preventing a tourist boat disaster from ever happening in Antarctica.
Showdown at city's museum
Auckland Museum director Vanda Vitali, and the museum trust board are embroiled in a performance dispute.
Death of big cat upsets park staff
One of Zion Wildlife Garden's original big cats, Shia, has died of what staff believes were natural causes.
Otago: Snail's pace adds silver linings to trail
A leisurely ride through stunning Otago leads Joanna Sullivan to aesthetic heaven.