Into the Mist of Te Urewera
Remote, rugged, immense and wreathed in mist and mysticism, Te Urewera is the home of the Tūhoe people. Revered for
Remote, rugged, immense and wreathed in mist and mysticism, Te Urewera is the home of the Tūhoe people. Revered for
After gorging on the waterside temptations of Tauranga, I pointed the car south and east to stake out some of
Green-eyed pangs of envy wash over me whenever I’m watching televised cricket from Tauranga’s Bay Oval. The camera pans across
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They loom like the lungs of Rotorua, the tall trees of The Redwoods and the wider Whakarewarewa Forest. First planted
Sun-drenched Blenheim might well be brilliant every day. Bluebird skies and gentle sunshine faithfully bathed my late winter fling with
The glossy deep blue water of Queen Charlotte Sound gleamed with photo-shoot-ready perfection. Picton had dawned bright and brilliant; families
It looms off the coastline like a giant ocean liner, its silhouette resembling an impregnable floating fortress. Long on my
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