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From beachside festivals to big city spectacles, here’s how to fill your summer calendar.

Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane remain the most popular overseas destinations.

The young sisters were left crying at Manukau with flat phones.

US travellers told to dress up in 'civility' push – would Kiwi flyers follow suit?

Domestic travel peaks in December, while international numbers surge in January.

Incoming message from a pilot and a 20-year-old bug are cited as causes of the outage.

Head inside the new lounge for a first look before it opens to the public tomorrow.

The airlines association is forecasting airline profits of $68b in 2025 and $71b in 2026.

OPINION: Buckle up, it's not the long-haul flight that hurts.

OPINION: Some hotels charged $720-$800 on a recent big night, matching quality and demand.

About 6000 Airbus A320 family jets worldwide needed urgent software fixes.

The airline aims to have all affected planes updated today after global software fault.

Police seized 631kg of meth and 112kg of cocaine linked to the ring.

OPINION: It's getting hard to remain silent about the national icon.

Air New Zealand will decide next week if it will follow Jetstar’s move.

Flight NZ5077 turned around near Mt Taranaki before returning to Auckland.

Health NZ has revised the national total to 19 after one case was removed.

Health teams are tracing bus, flight and exam contacts in Wellington.

Plus, a luxury boat-building company in Auckland goes into liquidation.

The pilot’s mayday call came after a fire alert lit up mid-flight.

The airport revamp with Lagardere will begin in stages from January 2026.

The Argentine DJ was denied boarding in Santiago for his Auckland show.

Honeymooner Ka Ho Cheung crossed the centre line, hitting two vehicles.

Air NZ's new boss on 'wicked' problems he's confronting, and how to never waste a crisis.

The 60-year-old American thought she was to inherit millions of dollars.

OPINION: Wayne Brown says the City Rail Link and Convention Centre will open next year.

Greta Thunberg joined the flotilla seeking to breach Israel’s Gaza blockade.

Simon and Paula Herbert bought the home in 2018 for $27.5 million. Now it's back on sale.

Ambitious aircraft projects should link up with road and rail, airports say.