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Food & water

Centuries after spice and ceramic merchants converged on Hoi An, the Vietnamese river city still trades in the...

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On the menu

A trip through some of downtown Napier’s tastiest offerings.

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Capella Hanoi

It took seven years to build and fit out the city’s most luxurious hotel, designed to celebrate the 1920s and everything opera.

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Weekend in Taupō

Take the plunge and immerse yourself in this outdoor adventures playground.

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All summer long

Dominated by its sacred maunga rising proudly at the end of one of Aotearoa’s most beautiful beaches, the Bay of Plenty’s...

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Lake superior

There are treasures to be found in and around Lake Taupō.

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Taste local

A Bay of Plenty festival celebrates innovative fare crafted from the best of the region.

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Gisborne gold

Nature’s best is showcased on the East Coast, a region brimming with fruits of thevine, autumn adventure trails and...

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Let it snow

Even a bad day's skiing at Big White Ski Resort is simply stunning.

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Blue sky city

Slow your hurry to the Rockies and check out one of the sunniest and friendliest spots in Canada.

AA DIRECTIONS

Castle queen

Forget fiction. The queen of Riverstone Castle can spin a rollicking yarn to rival any imagined tale, while showing paying...

STUFF

Raglan eats

Slices of New Zealand fruity goodness are feeding homesick Kiwis and newfound fans overseas, thanks to an innovative...

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Cut and dried

Slices of New Zealand fruity goodness are feeding homesick Kiwis andnewfound fans overseas, thanks to an innovative Nelson company-

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Raising the bar

Business boomed for mum-and-dad chocolatiers Bennetts of Mangawhal - and nowtheir offspring are playing a big part...

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Rockstar moments

International rock star Ed Sheeran may know how to deliver a catchy tune but he still has a bit to learn about penguin...

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Hungry in Hamilton

On-trend flavours, classic baked goods and a lot of other delicious things happening in the Waikato.

NZ LIFE AND LEISURE

Dairy to mussels

A Dutch-Kiwi couple go off-grid with a lodge and mussel farm in the Marlborough Sounds

FARMLANDER

Outside the herd

Canterbury-based deer milker Simon Wakefield is accustomed to disbelieving looks from strangers who ask about his job.

STUFF

Mount hall home

Former community hall becomes family home with room for surfboards and guests

STUFF

Antique mansion

Nelson mansion gets a top-notch reno by two visionary antiques dealers...

Books and Editing

PENGUIN PUBLISHING NZ

Project kiwi

How one man's passion for the land hatched New Zealand's first community kiwi sanctuary.

Credits:
Publication: Penguin NZ

PAUL TIDMARSH

A rocky road

As you’ll find out, I’m not normally very good at doing as I’m told but sometimes other people are right.

Credits:
Designer: Sue Pepper
Photographer: Jamie Troughton

Media liaison and publicity

NZ DOCTOR

Urge to serve

What a wonderful morning with Aotearoa’s best-selling cookbook queen, Chelsea Winter...

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Soft sell

Born in Zambia, growing up in a small Irish town and finally settling in Tauranga Moana, Anne Tiernan’s path to writing...

Copywriting

LOVE TAUPŌ

Cuisine queen

Taupō entrepreneur Olivia Moore has a voracious appetite for culinary creativity.
In fact, the 22-year-old food photographer...

COMMUNITY SIGNS

Lake Waikareiti

Lake Waikareiti is one of the most pristine lakes in New Zealand.

Credits:
Landscape Architect: Richard Hart
Designer: Andrea Keast

COMMUNITY SIGNS

Huharua Park

Local Māori have always called this headland Huharua, courtesyof the resident Huharua pa inhabited by Pirirakau people.

Credits:
Landscape Architect: Richard Hart
Designer: Andrea Keast

COMMUNITY SIGNS

Karangahake Gorge

In 1875 Nga iwi o Hauraki were persuaded to grant the Crown mining rights over 132,175 acres of their land.

Credits:
Landscape Architect: Richard Hart
Designer: Andrea Keast

Biographies and profiles

AA DIRECTIONS

Changing a life

Three years ago, What The Food founder Jorja Tarrant was battling anxiety, depression and an anorexia eating disorder.

NZ LIFE AND LEISURE

Little blue

Tourists and trampers help a hardworking Banks Peninsula family in their four-decade struggle to rescue penguins, save the...

Interviews

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TAURANGA ARTS FESTIVAL

Chelsea Winter

What a wonderful morning with Aotearoa’s best-selling cookbook queen, Chelsea Winter...

TAURANGA ARTS FESTIVAL

A foot in each place

Born in Zambia, growing up in a small Irish town and finally settling in Tauranga Moana, Anne Tiernan’s path to writing...

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