Travel
Ruth Lockwood: carpets, caves and charity in Cappadocia
Ruth Lockwood is a New Zealander living in Turkey and has worked in Cappadocia for nearly three decades. It's a city renowned for its caves and culture and Ruth, who grew up in Napier, has combined a… Audio, Gallery
Summer Times' Summer Road Trips
Throughout the summer, we spoke to interesting people about the music they play - and the yarns they tell - as they drive around the country.
Roads Run Through Us: 1
John Bluck explores the ways of the road in this first of a series about the place roads have in New Zealand history, consciousness and identity. Audio
Something for The Weekend
The good people from Beatnik Motorcycles in Blenheim are organising a ride down the newly opened State Highway One to Kaikoura this weekend. Co-Owner Michael Gilbert tells is more. Audio
Solomons' wants more local food on hotel menus
Tourism authorities in Solomon Islands say they want more local produce to feature on restaurant menus around the country. Audio
Auckland Council spends $500,000 on 63 flights
Auckland Council paid more than $500,000 for 63 business class flights over a 20 month period. John Campbell asks councillor John Watson if it was money well spent. Video, Audio
Tim Cope - On the Trail of Genghis Khan
Gippsland-born Tim Cope speaks fluent Russian, and has spent the best part of a decade traveling Russia, Mongolia, and Central Asia by bicycle, row boat, skis, horse, camel and many other means. His… Audio
Where is the next value-for-money travel destination?
Travel expert on where to go in 2018 Audio
Foreign sounds and fiddle dancing
Recently Java Dance Company violinist Tristan Carter has been travelling around the world, visiting among others places India, Georgia, and Iran. Audio
PM will reexamine options to make sure fuel shortage doesn't reoccur
Opposition parties have pounced on the fuel shortage on the campaign trail today, saying the government was warned about the potential risk years ago - but chose to ignore it. Video, Audio
Nuhaka Dreaming 9: The wider world beckons as childhood ends
John Bluck explores his memories of growing up in Nuhaka in Hawke's Bay during the 1940s and 1950s. Audio
International travel almost quadrupled since 1980s
The number of New Zealanders making trips overseas has nearly quadrupled in about 30 years.
A Noble Quest
One Wellington family decide to take their children on an educational holiday back to their mother's homeland of Sri Lanka, but family holidays never go as planned. Audio, Gallery
How to travel with a difference
Eliza Raymond is the founder of GOOD Travel and she's on the show to explain how to travel - GOOD. Audio
‘I am on the road to Tombuctoo’
Intrepid travel is a tourist slogan you hear a lot these days... but a new exhibition in Dunedin reminds us what 'intrepid' truly means. Intrepid Journeys: Traveling with the Hakluyt Society tells the… Audio
London-bound travellers wary following terror attack
London passengers at Auckland Airport last night were wary following the weekend's terror attacks but determined to continue with their travel plans. Audio
Many roads closed in Bay of Plenty, Waikato
An update on the road closures around the country as Cyclone Cook reaches New Zealand Audio
Cult survivor turned cult scholar
Alexandra Stein was in a cult. She escaped. Now she studies cults for a living. She was in a Marxist-Leninist cult known as The O. Audio
LA Olympic bid will get travel excemptions
The head of Los Angeles's bid for the 2024 Olympics said President Donald Trump will make accommodations to his travel ban should they host the Games.
Amelia Nurse and D'urville
The remote and beautiful island of D'urville is to be unraveled by Amelia Nurse.
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