Wellington artists Judi Jenkins and Lucy Jerram Moore share a passion for expressing the experiences of New Zealanders separated by war. They have combined their talents for an exhibition called War Cry/Letters Home, at Toi Poneke Gallery from Friday 23 July.

Kate Micucci (Scrubs) and William H. Macy (everything else) say it's time to get laid, with ukuleles... 

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The Remarkables is gearing up for high flying park action next weekend with the first of the season’s popular Parklife Youth Mini Shred competition series.

threesixty Queenstown has launched its mouthwatering winter menu to rave reviews, a brimming restaurant and a paparazzi of impressed diners.

As part of Expedition 206, Coca-Cola has set out to find what makes New Zealand men and women happy through the 2010 New Zealand Coca-Cola Happiness Survey, ahead of the arrival of the Coca-Cola ‘Happiness Ambassadors’ to the land of the long white cloud.

These days everyone is a writer of sorts, from us small yet stable stable of bloggers to twits on twitter to status updaters on Facebook to the once highly regarded journos and novelists. Nowadays we communicate mainly through writing.

An article in the New York Times posed the question, “Is Yemen the Next Afghanistan?”  

For the 11th year running PAK’nSAVE has taken the top spot as the nation’s cheapest supermarket, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to providing Kiwis with New Zealand’s lowest food prices.

They came, they swung and now they’ve been at it again -- an American couple who ‘swung’ 17 times with Queenstown’s Shotover Canyon Swing during a visit last year came back for more.

The Jack Adamson Collection, a rare and unique collection of glass plate photographs, will be celebrated by the South Canterbury Museum on Friday 9th July with the opening of an exhibition and book launch Feeling for Daylight: The Photographs of Jack Adamson.