New Zealand Travel News

CBE chief superintendent Naomi Johnson racked up $1,110.92 in international data roaming charges on her tablet while on a taxpayer-paid trip to New Zealand.

The Asian star has risen, that much is clear. And the trend has filtered through to the world of design.

SLEEPLESS NIGHT: Pierre-Oliver Pigeon, 21, and Maude Rousseau, 18, of Montreal, were among the travellers told to leave Christchurch airport at midnight.

CYCLISTS can saddle up and take part in an exhilirating 50-mile charity night ride through the streets of Edinburgh to raise funds for the Primrose Hospice.

Adam Hutchinson is helping travellers in New Zealand find their way to the toilet.

A new photographic guide of New Zealand fossils is expected to become a landmark reference for local fossil hunters for many years.

Ruby directing manager Christine Sharma believes New Zealand labels have to adapt to survive in the new online environment.

Tourism Bay of Plenty general manager Rhys Arrowsmith unveiled plans for promoting the Bay of Plenty at a tourism operator event on Monday night.

A Scottish sheriff said today that he would rather work from "a large furniture van" than see courts close in dozens of rural areas.

When a cruise ship comes in there may be 300 people in an hour and some businesses struggled with that.

Chinese visitors usually opted to book package deals or tours of New Zealand, with the Bay of Islands, Rotorua and Queenstown.

Otago Heritage Bus Society deputy chairman Peter Dowden in Queenstown on Sunday with the first Mount Cook Denning Jumboliner.

Stan Walker will well and truly hit the road this year, taking on an extensive national tour that will see him travel from Whangarei to Invercargill, playing 23 shows across the country through September and October.

An evolution is happening in doctors' surgeries across New Zealand, aimed at making better use of work-based rehabilitation to help people recover from injuries.

International Travel College of New Zealand students recently had the opportunity to highlight their skills and gain valuable industry knowledge at New Zealand's premier tourism trade event - TRENZ 2013.

You can check the rating valuation and other details of a property by entering its address into our Property Search database.

BROWN'S BEST: The Lion Brown Ambassadors celebrate their annual awards at Western Park this weekend, dressed in mandatory brown formal wear.

John Maynard Keynes, one of the most influential economists of the 20th century, explained how a government spends, rather than cuts, its way out of recession.

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.

"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.