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In pictures: Scotland gets behind Onesie Day to raise cash for...
TINY tots, politicians and even pets stepped out in their onesies on Friday to support our cause and help raise A 1 million for our 17 charities.
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"Very much so," says Yevgeny Sudbin when I ask whether he still considers himself a Russian, despite having lived out of that country for 22 years.
Romance and luxury on the high seas
Finding a single and interesting partner can be difficult enough in your 20s, even though the odds work in your favour.
Sand, dust and malls in Saudi Arabia
We moved from Auckland to Riyadh in 2009 because my husband gained employment with a large dairy company.
Marlborough people contacted yesterday by the Express welcomed a Government Budget that at least moved towards tackling some social issues, while also offering some relief to boost business growth.
Disabled man tells of flying woes
A disabled passenger says he was barred from boarding a flight after he missed check-in by three minutes when his electric wheelchair broke down.
The Ritz Carlton Half Moon Bay
Experience an unforgettable, romantic getaway at the spectacular, Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay .
City on show for international travel agents
The agents are being hosted as part of Tourism New Zealand's biggest-ever trade familiarisation and training event, involving 440 international visitors.
Blenheim earthquake grant angers
The Canterbury Community Trust confirmed the grant for the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre - a popular tourist destination in Blenheim.
Tourists land to rude Kiwi awakening
Tourists awaiting connecting flights wait in a smokers' shelter at Christchurch Airport after being kicked out of the international terminal.
Success: Cooking without compromise
Serve up a batch of Andre Wike's biscuits and you could easily pass them off as your own home baking.
Australian travel agents head south
More than 50 travel agents from Australia are breaking away from the party of 255 agents attending Tourism New Zealand's ''Mega Famil'' in Auckland and venturing south to Queenstown and Wanaka this weekendThe 54 agents arrived in Queenstown yesterday.
Barcelona tops Gogobot list of top summer destinations
The Best Summer Destination selections were drawn from the more than 60,000 places visited by more than 2.5 million registered Gogobot users, their friends and like-minded travellers in their network.
Kiwis most transient people in the world
New Zealanders are the most transient people in the world, with a quarter of the population having moved to a different part of the country in the past five years, according to Gallup.
A "Plan B" proposal to reroute parts of State Highway 2 north of Napier into the east coast railway corridor met with surprising acclaim at the last Wairoa Business Week forum.
It was easy to detect more than a hint of family rivalry as Hawke's...
Stephanie Milligan poses with Whizzarita after a training session in the build-up to the September Trans-Tasman Western Riding Challenge in Melbourne.
Music for Romantics - Operatunity Daytime Concert Series
Love has caused wars, duels, launched fleets, it has built and collapsed empires - a wonderful new show from the award winning Daytime Concert Series will have all of this but luckily only in the form of song! We present many different musical genres such as classics like A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square, Plaisir d'amour, Be My Love, You Are My ... (more)
Appeal over Kiwi's death in Tonga
Tongan police have appealed against a decision to discharge three of the six men accused of the manslaughter of a New Zealand police officer last year.
Emirates adds third A380 to NZ
From October the airline will use an A380 to fly the daily Auckland-Brisbane-Dubai service replacing the smaller Boeing 777-300. Auckland will from October become the first airport outside Emirates' Dubai hub to have three Airbus A380 aircraft on the ground at one time when the double-decker aircraft is introduced.
Earthquake strengthening message for Chch heritage owners
Why masonry buildings fail in earthquakes and the major issues that need to be considered when strengthening buildings will be part of the focus of a free public talk by one of the country's leading structural engineers.