Features

Some human beings simply can’t get enough adventure. Barely three months after becoming the first double amputee to conquer Mt Everest, and less than two months after surgery to remove five fingertips and more of his legs, Mark Inglis went paragliding over Lake Wakatipu.

Feature and interview with former All Black and rugby legend, Jonah Lomu.

New Zealanders are famed around the world for their ingenuity – there’s an old adage that Kiwis can do anything with a piece of fencing wire.

Standing near the top of the world, encircled by snow, ice and colossal rock, a tourist husband and wife burst into tears. They assure the pilot of the Mount Cook ski plane sitting on the glacier behind them that they are crying in happiness.

There is no place like New Zealand to step out of your comfort zone and immerse yourself in the traditions of another culture.

New Zealand’s relaxed lifestyle resonates well with the theme often described as LOHAS: Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability.

Makara Peak in Wellington, New Zealand's capital city, has caught the attention of the world's best-read mountain biking magazine and its advertisers.

Feature article on Taranaki master carver Bryce Manu who is driving the new Ka Tika Project of an arts centre and ‘living’ Maori village in New Plymouth.

The talent of Maori is evident in many fields of creative endeavour, both in New Zealand and overseas.

Top Maori singer/songwriter Moana Maniapoto has three albums behind her (Tahi and Rua – meaning one and two), Moana and The Tribe already released in Europe, and a fourth album on the way in New Zealand.