Martin Hill's favourite things
Environmental artist Martin Hill says he tends to get more pleasure from personal experiences than from tangible objects.
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The Dish: Dutch flavour
New Herne Bay cafe Zus & Zo is dragging in the locals, but we think the secret should be shared.
Close to home: Paddle to the pools
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.
Inquiry into ferry, motor launch collision
Two men were injured when they were thrown into the sea after their motor launch collided with the Waiheke Island ferry last night.
Top ten: Sculpture walks
A sculpture walk is the perfect way to combine the enjoyment of art with the beauty of our landscape.
Beer o'clock and the sky light theory
As you may have noticed, the daylight hours are lengthening and there are rumours spring is upon us.
Rain causes major slips on Waiheke
Residents on Waiheke Island yesterday woke to muddy terrain and blocked roads - as dozens of slips occurred after heavy rains.
<i>The Spencer family:</i> How the other half lives
A combination of vast wealth and tightly-guarded privacy - the features of New Zealand's wealthiest 'old money' family.
Island millionaires lose fight to build
The publicity-shy Spencer family have been banned from building two sleek new architect-designed houses on their Waiheke Island estate.
Where are they now?
The Herald on Sunday reveals what happened to some of those involved with the Rainbow Warrior and the investigation.
Council charged $100,000 for blocking Waiheke airfield revamp
The Auckland Regional Council has been ordered to pay almost $100,000 to a developer.
Lady Gaga upstages fishing
An exhausted Lady Gaga recovered from her explosive Auckland concerts by fishing in her high heels on Waiheke Island.
Lady Gaga on Waiheke
Pop sensation Lady Gaga - fresh from two successful Auckland concerts at the weekend - yesterday took time out for a helicopter flight.
No cuts to SuperGold Card entitlements - Joyce
The Transport Minister admits his choice of words may have contributed to the outcry over potential cuts to SuperGold Card transport concessions.
Tsunami warnings have mixed results around NZ
Tsunami warnings look to be cancelled as beach-goers who waited all day outside the water start heading home.
Kiwis head for the water, as tsunami warning remains
Paua fishermen are diving back into the seas and surfers are out to catch waves even as tsunami warnings stay in place.
Cruise ship evacuated from port as tsunami threat looms
Auckland's ferries have been cancelled and boaties warned to head for deep water as New Zealand faces a possible tsunami.
The Dish: Music to my tastebuds
Many readers will remember the very cool restaurant Musical Knives on Ponsonby Rd.
Waiheke Island luxury resort project
Plans for Tuscan-influenced Isola Estate clashed with recession.
<i>Casita Miro</i>, Onetangi
Waiheke comes up trumps again with a tapas joint to get the tastebuds tingling.
Graham Henrys' $2.25m beach bach
All Blacks coach Graham Henry has bought himself the perfect summer present - a multimillion-dollar waterfront house on Waiheke Island.