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Acclaimed soprano Dame Kiri Te Kanawa was born on March 6, 1944, and made her international debut at Covent Garden in 1971.

There are various significant literary spots open to the public, featuring important places in the lives of New Zealand's best-known writers.

Wellington School of Design graduate Rebecca Taylor is a role model for young fashion designers.

Getting back to nature doesn’t mean roughing it in a tent. Many New Zealand wilderness lodges are at the forefront of eco-tourism.

Hinewehi Mohi is the voice of modern Maori music in New Zealand. She passionately promotes Maori language and culture in her music, a unique brand of contemporary pop.

Manawatu in the North Island of New Zealand is home to a number of interesting geographical features.

A number of firsts have been created in Aotearoa New Zealand, with the launch of a national consortium of Maori operators ...

New Zealand - home to one of the most tattooed populations in the world - now has its own tattoo museum, the first in the South Pacific.

Willowbank Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch offers Ko Tâne (Maori god of the forest), a cultural performance set within the natural environment of Willowbank.

Rising opera star Deborah Wai Kapohe is rapidly making a name for herself as the ultimate successor to New Zealand’s greatest ever soprano, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa.