Haka - A New Zealand IconExplore the stories and the meaning behind the haka, an ancient Maori dance, which electrifies the start of every All Black rugby game. |
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FeaturesFrom fascinating places to visit, to culture, special events and more - we've collected a range of feature articles about New Zealand here for you to browse, learn from and be inspired by. |
Kiwi Challenge GolfIndulge your passion for golf and all things gourmet. Come to Cape Kidnappers for the Kiwi Challenge. Otago Central Rail TrailOn bike or on foot, the Otago Central Rail Trail is an unforgettable road-free adventure. New Zealand Spring EventsAs New Zealand bursts into spring colour, an event-filled calendar and the forecast of a long hot summer, promise to banish winter blues. Michael Hill New Zealand Golf OpenThe 2010 Michael Hill New Zealand Golf Open from the 28th to the 31st of January 2010, is truly an event not to be missed. Find out more about this event here. Farmers' MarketsShopping and eating are things that all travellers enjoy. At farmers' markets throughout New Zealand, you can combine the two and get a taste of local life. Off the Beaten TrackDeserted beaches, spectacular alpine passes and cosy mountain huts, New Zealand's backcountry holds a lifetime worth of adventure if you know where to look. Movie Magic in New ZealandNew Zealand's dramatic scenery has helped to bring two fantasy worlds to life for both LOTR and Narnia. Use this guide to build some of the most accessible filming lcoations into your holiday itinerary. Shopping in New ZealandFrom soft possum merino knitwear to extra virgin avocado oil, you'll find some special things to buy in New Zealand. The exchange rate is on your side, so let's go shopping! Miscellaneous MadnessWant a holiday that's big on originality? Here you can fly by wire, drop off dams and roll down hills in huge plastic balls. New Zealand is the land of ingenuity! Maori New Year - MatarikiMatariki, Maori New Year, was launched on Sunday 10th May with a gourmet hangi and concert at Turangawaewae Marae, Ngaruawahia. Highlights included food by Peter Gordon and music by Hinewehi Mohi.
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