historical landmark in New Zealand

New Zealand was involved militarily in Korea from 1950 to 1957, first as part of the United Nations 'police action' to repel North Korea's invasion of its southern neighbour, and then in a garris…

New Zealand was involved militarily in Korea from 1950 to 1957, first as part of the United Nations 'police action' to repel North Korea's invasion of its southern neighbour, and then in a garris…

Driving on beaches is not permitted, except for Muriwai or Karioitahi. Find out how to apply for or renew a beach driving permit.

Intersection Devon Road and Smart Road, Waiwhakaiho, New Plymouth

Beaumont Crescent, New Plymouth

At your local 100% NZ owned and operated New World supermarket you’ll always find a great shopping experience and a friendly welcome awaiting you.

Edith Cavell Bridge, Queenstown - Situated at Arthur's Point, Edith Cavell Bridge is an iconic structure crossing the Shotover River. The historic bridge is a short drive from both Queenstown or …

A blunder by colonial troops at Ōpepe in 1869 led to a surprise attack by forces of the Māori prophet and rebel Te Kooti.

Victoria Railway Hotel is a historical landmark in the centre of Invercargill.

Make our Christchurch history a part of your New Zealand experience - Riccarton House & Bush, Christchurch's first European settlement.

Official page for the Old Bank shopping arcade and heritage building, situated at the corner of Lambton Quay and Customhouse Quay.