historical landmark in South Waikato

The Waipa District lies in New Zealand's Waikato region. The main urban populations are in the towns of Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Kihikihi, Pirongia, Ohaupo, and Leamington.

Admission is FREE for Aucklanders! If you live anywhere in the Auckland region, just bring proof of address and you will get free entry to the galleries.

Woodlands Estate is a treasured historic homestead and public garden estate situated in the Waikato, only 15 minutes from Hamilton City. Being the oldest Waikato icon, Woodlands peaceful setting…

Cornwall Park is the oasis at the heart of Auckland city. The park celebrates the city and its inhabitants with music, giveaways, events and activities.

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Trish Clark Gallery is a contemporary gallery representing significant New Zealand artists and introducing renowned international artists to Australasia.

The Motutapu Island Restoration the largest project of its kind in NZ started in 1994. Register at admin@motutapu.org.nz for volunteer days. Refer calendar

Historic Home in Athenree, New Zealand

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(A historical marker located in Auckland CBD, Auckland, New Zealand.)

The English baroque Ferry Building at the bottom of Queen Street became Auckland's front door.

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

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.

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