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A gap in the walking market
It's a shame the path around Devonport's North Head isn't quite complete, writes Jim Eagles.
It's a shame the path around Devonport's North Head isn't quite complete, writes Jim Eagles.
On October 23, enjoy a day exploring the glorious gardens and woodland trails at Eastwoodhill Arboretum near Gisborne for half price.
The elegant waltzes of Johann Strauss are synonymous with Vienna, and glamorous public balls are a Viennese tradition.
The Dreamliner is a big deal to the thousands of suppliers around the world making components and to the 55 customers lined up waiting for the new-generation aircraft.
This handy mini disposable toothbrush is perfect for those on the go and sits in the category of "why didn't anyone think of that before" products.
Next time you're passing through Christchurch International Airport during the hours of darkness keep an eye out for the control tower.
During Waimarino's new Thermal Hot Pool & Glow-worm Cave Kayak Tour, paddlers skirt the bushy shores of Lake Rotoiti before slipping into a cave where glow-worms twinkle all around.
A sister event to Switzerland's prestigious Art Basel, Art Basel Miami Beach is regarded as the most important art show in the US.
Read up on your New Zealand history as you travel the globe.
Advice on side trips from Istanbul and public transport options between Phnom Penh and Angkor Wat.
Get your blood pumping with these adventurous activities in and around Auckland.
There was a lament about British manufacturing in the 1970s that went something like, "Why buy British when the Japanese make it smaller and cheaper?"
The Big 4 Adventure Whitsunday Reef Festival celebrates the amazing natural wonders of the Great Barrier Reef.
A study by Expedia.com has found that New Zealanders organise their trips on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
At Wellington's newly revamped Carter Observatory, visitors can learn about the southern skies through its state-of-the-art planetarium show.
Advice on travelling in Asia with a toddler.
This one's especially for grandparents (though it'll be useful for plenty of other people).
I was sitting in a restaurant in Urumqi, in northern China, enjoying the spicy food smells from the kitchen, when a plaintiff Australian voice quavered across the room, "I want steak, eggs and chips."
In World War II the railway line between Thailand and Burma was built by Allied prisoners of war and Asian labourers to give the Japanese an overland supply route.
Advice on island hopping in Hawaii and getting around Tuscany.
Over the years I've spent a fair bit of time hanging round the world's airports between flights.