The largest gardening event in the southern hemisphere is being uprooted and moving south.

Thrill seekers now have the chance to live life 'on the edge' and walk around the circumference of the SkyTower in Auckland, fifty storeys above the ground.

A giant kiwifruit, a backpackers inside a prison and a boutique brewery where possum tails can be exchanged for beer are just a few New Zealand quirks rated highly in the 2008 edition of the Lonely Planet’s Bluelist.

Two New Zealand wines have beaten tough competition to claim top honours at a prestigious international wine competition.

The traditional Kiwi bach is being brought into the modern day.

Brewery company Tui, is turning its sights from beer to the environment … ''Yeah Right.''

An innovative solution to save an endangered bird during a major roading project in Auckland has had remarkable results.

A $7.5million centre showcasing the pioneering heart of New Zealand's national identity is scheduled to open at the Hermitage Aoraki Mt Cook in January 2008.

There’ll be plenty of happy campers with the news that 100 new camping sites are to be created around New Zealand.

The largest public park to be created in 20 years has been unveiled … and it incorporates snow-capped mountains, crystal clear lakes and a popular skifield.