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Day 11 on Te Araroa: Gravel Roads, Closed Cafes and the Waitangi Treaty Grounds
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Day 11 on Te Araroa: Gravel Roads, Closed Cafes and the Waitangi Treaty Grounds

A Te Araroa day 11 diary: 19.5km from Kerikeri to Waitangi, three closed cafes, quiet forestry roads and a campsite full of solo women hikers.

The Trek · 6 Nov 2026 · Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Zero days and Four Squares: what the first stretch of Te Araroa is really like
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Zero days and Four Squares: what the first stretch of Te Araroa is really like

A first zero day on Te Araroa in Kerikeri reveals the trail's real logistics: thin resupply, local hosts and a...

Forty-five years in the Marshall Islands: what a Peace Corps stint taught one American about community
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Forty-five years in the Marshall Islands: what a Peace Corps stint taught one American about community

A Peace Corps volunteer arrived in the Marshall Islands in 1981 and never left. What 45 years there taught him...

Qantas is running Points Planes every month in 2027 — and every seat is a reward seat
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Qantas is running Points Planes every month in 2027 — and every seat is a reward seat

Qantas will run Points Planes monthly in 2027, releasing every seat as a Classic Reward. Paris, Tokyo, Hobart...

Fijian rugby hits a big November: Nathan Hughes returns against France and a new Fijian Latui squad heads to Europe
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Fijian rugby hits a big November: Nathan Hughes returns against France and a new Fijian Latui squad heads to Europe

Nathan Hughes returns for Fiji against France as Fiji Rugby launches the Fijian Latui Programme with a 37-man...

Victoria's High Country: why these ski mountains are even better in summer
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Victoria's High Country: why these ski mountains are even better in summer

Hiking, MTB, trail runs and cliff camping: why Victoria's High Country ski mountains are Australia's best summ...

Inspiration & Trip Ideas

New Zealand's luxury postnatal stays: from five-star hotel babymoons to night nannies

From $1180-a-night hotel postnatal suites in Auckland to night nannies and a planned Waiheke babymoon resort,...

Beyond the Beach: Hawaiʻi Resorts Where You Can Actually Learn the Culture
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Beyond the Beach: Hawaiʻi Resorts Where You Can Actually Learn the Culture

Hawaiʻi resorts are doubling down on genuine cultural programmes — from lei traditions to sunrise canoe chants...

Pacific Women Are Holding Communities Together as the Climate Changes — and COP31 Is Their Next Test
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Pacific Women Are Holding Communities Together as the Climate Changes — and COP31 Is Their Next Test

Why Pacific women's unpaid climate adaptation work in Tuvalu and Fiji is going unfunded, and what COP31 in Ant...

Pacific weather experts meet in Rarotonga to sharpen cyclone and climate warnings
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Pacific weather experts meet in Rarotonga to sharpen cyclone and climate warnings

Meteorologists and media from Fiji, the Cook Islands, Tuvalu and Tonga train in Rarotonga to improve Pacific c...

Marshall Islands gets $US11 million World Bank lifeline as El Nino and dengue hit
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Marshall Islands gets $US11 million World Bank lifeline as El Nino and dengue hit

The Marshall Islands secures $US11m World Bank emergency funding as El Nino drought and a dengue outbreak in M...

Inspiration & Trip Ideas

Four Kiwi winemakers who ditched the day job — and the bottles to seek out

Four New Zealand winemakers went solo — Forager, Tony Bish, Huntress and Radburnd Cellars — and their stories...

Guam's Tumon tourist strip honours a contested saint — and his canonisation bid is underway
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Guam's Tumon tourist strip honours a contested saint — and his canonisation bid is underway

Guam's Archdiocese of Agana has begun canonisation efforts for Diego Luis de San Vitores, the Jesuit whose nam...

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