Latest from New Zealand Holidays

Australia leads arrivals at 40%, with the US and China steadily increasing.

Escape the winter blues with a feast for the eyes.

The best Christmas cakes are baked at Labour Weekend.

The region gained International Dark Sky Reserve status in 2023.

Plus, a Kiwi tech mogul on why he returned to NZ after a decade in Silicon Valley.

The line-up features artists including Yelawolf, Tash Sultana and Tami Neilson.

The Old Packhouse Market offers fresh produce, live music and night events.

Many shoppers aim to finish gift buying by November to spread costs.

Guests are welcomed with Ruinart Champagne overlooking Lake Wakatipu.

The 162-year-old Cardrona Hotel has been sold to a Wānaka-led investor group.

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The lodge has previoulsy hosted Queen Elizabeth II and celebrities including Mick Jagger.

Explore more for less with these travel deals.

The 117m vessel owned by billionaire Eric Smidt has been moored since mid‑September.

Ōamaru boy Charlie Lane, 13, aspired to become a ski medic.

Cruises, spa retreats and tours with limited-time deals.

Plans for a second attraction near Queenstown won Environment Court approval last month.

Dame Noeline Taurua will miss the entire 2025 season after failed mediation.

Perky’s floating bar lets you bring your own takeaway to enjoy on Lake Whakatipu.

The Department of Conservation expects to earn about $1m from the seven‑month trial.

Influencer couple changed their original scheme and will plant a native beech forest.

The Cape Brett Track offers stunning views of cliffs and a historic lighthouse.

About 5700 people are set to attend two blockbuster shows in March.

Fifty New Zealanders will join 3250 patients worldwide in the clinical trial.

Teachers say the 'six seven' craze is disrupting lessons across classrooms.

When should you bake your Christmas cake? Nadia Lim and Nigella Lawson weigh in.

Chelsea Winter is asking $10,000 for a four-day luxury retreat in the Southern Alps.

The man has a distinctive birthmark on his left forearm.

Mel Robbins to open her tour in Auckland's yet-to-be opened convention centre theatre.