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A wave of productions filming here has seen our scenery shine on the big screen.
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Participants will get to see some locations never-before accessed by the general public.
“You shall not pass” beyond the doors of the hobbit holes at the Hobbiton Movie Set - until now as iconic hobbit holes are finally open to the public. Video / Carson Bluck
Star Entertainment GmbH is putting on a concert next month at Auckland Town Hall.
On December 14, people are invited to register for a chance to win one of just three overnight stays in Hobbiton. Video / NZ Herald
"We have quite a wide variety of work," says Paraparaumu design company.
Stephen Colbert's love of The Lord of the Rings helped secure public relations scoop.
She said after a male staffer touched her bottom she was left in a 'state of panic'.
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Actor introduces two-week-old baby girl into the world
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Chris Finlayson says National dodged a bullet when Winston Peters chose Labour.
Waipawa-born Paul Story was last night celebrating Weta's Best Visual Effects Academy Award
Burglars help thems-elves in Lord of the Rings jeweller break-in.
Leveraging Middle Earth has boosted tourism to New Zealand during the past 15 years and will continue in the future, says Tourism New Zealand.
New Zealand has reaped $14.5 billion from overseas visitors and a tourism group wants the government to reinvest more of the tax they pay.
A new study has found which films have the most on-screen casualties - and it's pretty grim.
Dean O'Gorman has gone from a dwarf in The Hobbit to playing Hollywood giant Kirk Douglas in Trumbo.
Green Party says the real winner of Government's decision to subsidise filming of Hobbit was US movie studio.
Sir Peter Jackson has paid a touching personal tribute to Andrew Lesnie, the Oscar-winning cinematographer who was behind the camera on eight of his films.
Die-hard fans of J.R.R. Tolkien's novels have been turned off by Peter Jackson's three-part film adaptation of The Hobbit, according to Kiwi researchers trawling through responses from viewers.