New Series of Poems on the Underground To Be Found Across London

Transport for London has chosen six new poems for its latest series of Poems on the Underground. Each poem has an autumnal theme and for the next four weeks can be on underground and overground services. The poems also have an international theme,...

New Zealand media: Việt Nam beauty impresses Kiwi tourists

Brook’s defiant ton in vain as NZ beat England

New Zealand overcame a blitz from centurion Harry Brook to beat England by four wickets Sunday in the opening game of their three-match one-day international series, with Daryl Mitchell and Michael Bracewell scoring half-centuries. The hosts...

Why New Zealand Is Becoming a Top Destination for International Students

New Zealand, often celebrated for its stunning landscapes and unique culture, is rapidly becoming one of the most sought-after destinations for international students. This island nation, located in the South Pacific, offers a world-class...

10 hikes to see New Zealand’s stunning scenery up close

New Zealand is famous for its stunning scenery, and immersing yourself in nature is the best way to experience its remarkable landscapes up close. "Tramping" (that's Kiwi for "hiking") is a popular activity with locals and visitors alike in New...

Measles outbreak: Low vaccination rates in BOP

Low measles vaccination rates in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes should be a concern after six confirmed cases in the country, an immunology lecturer says. Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora is responding to an “escalating national measles outbreak”...

Exploring Australia & New Zealand with Martin Travel

Our October episode takes us on an unforgettable journey to the other side of the world — Australia and New Zealand! Joining us is Judy Miron of Martin Travel, who recently experienced both destinations firsthand and now helps clients plan their...

The Structure of the New Zealand Education System

If you’re relocating to New Zealand, raising children there, or simply curious about the education system in Aotearoa, you might have a few questions. Fortunately, New Zealand boasts one of the best education systems in the world. Ranked 7th...

Indian travellers trade hometown holidays for global getaways this festive season: Adara data

Image credit - iStock-2164152889Indian travellers are taking their festive celebrations global this year. New booking data from Adara, a RateGain company, shows a sharp increase in international flight reservations, as travellers choose...

More than 50 Wgtn flights cancelled, snow closes Otago state highways

Another round of severe weather is forecast to hit today in both the North and South Islands, with travellers urged to "drive to the conditions" when heading home from the long weekend. Yesterday, the forecaster said an active low pressure system...

What’s winning in a losing wine market

The decline in wine demand is well documented, but even in a down market there are gains to be made. Kathleen Wilcox looks as the winners in wine right now, and what’s driving their success in the US market. Sales of Whispering Angel are up 2%...

New Zealand Commerce Commission: NZ airports not delivering customers’ needs

A recent report from the New Zealand Commerce Commission points out that the country’s airports are struggling to meet the evolving needs of today’s passengers. The Commission’s Targeted Review of Airport Regulation highlighted several high-level...

The best wild beers in New Zealand come from a shed in the back blocks of Hamilton

On one side, the country’s largest and most well-funded breweries. On the other, a guy called Darryl with some barrels. To call Karamu the middle of nowhere would be unfair to the middle of nowhere, which has achieved a level of geographic...

North Island tourism taking combined approach to foreign visitors

Mine Bay Māori Rock Carvings at Lake Taupō. Photo: Supplied North Island tourism leaders are flexing their new strategic alliance to make waves overseas. Kiwi North is the new promotion body formed by 15 regional tourism organsiations that, this...

Women’s World Cup 2025: Brooke Halliday, bowlers shine as New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 100 runs to register 1st victory of tournament

The 90th delivery of the Bangladesh innings – bowled by leg-spinner Amelia Kerr – took the outside edge of Nahida Akter’s bat, bisecting the wicketkeeper and slip for a fortuitous four. The ball didn’t go where the batter intended, but it was the...

Power rankings: New Zealand’s top sporting schools of 2025 revealed

How can you measure which school is NZ’s best? The Herald’s power ranking formula allocates five points for current national champions, three points for runners-up, two points for third – and if applicable, one point for fourth. It also rewards...

New Zealand’s largest insurer IAG to pay $19.5m for widespread failures

FMA executive director of response and enforcement Louise Unger said the nature and scale of IAG’s contraventions were greater than those present in any other fair dealing case the FMA has to date taken to court. “IAG is New Zealand’s largest...

Aviation apocalypse: Vacations in ruins, thousands of workers MIA and a financial black hole. Now experts call for the unthinkable

It's every vacationer's worst nightmare. Being on the cusp of a dream trip that cost a fortune, only for it to be ruined by a canceled flight. But for Americans it's become a lingering worry for every journey, with the country's aviation system in...

New Zealand, South Africa look to return to winning ways

An improved bowling performance will be topmost on New Zealand’s agenda while South Africa will aim to work on batting form when two teams square off in a Women’s World Cup match here on Monday, trying to shrug off the disappointment of crushing...

Measles concern with cases reported in NZ and Australia

A call for children below two years to get vaccinated has been made by the Ministry of Health following reports of possible outbreaks in New Zealand and Australia. Acting Director General for Health Tagaloa Dr Robert Thomsen said while they are...