Our People, Our Country

Anzac Day can offer children something valuable—an early understanding of empathy, respect, and perspective.

A few years ago, I was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s. Like many people who receive a life-changing diagnosis, my first response wasn’t physical

What happens when an atheist adopts the habits of religious life for a year in search of humility, connection and a language for living beyond the self?

Waitangi Day is just around the corner, and as this uniquely New Zealand commemoration day looms, many of us find ourselves asking: “Just who are we in terms of national identity?”

Without help, only around 5% of kiwi chicks survive in the wild to become adults. This reality is what drives Save the Kiwi.

These days, as life expectancy increases, many of us are constantly seeking the sort of positive inspiration to improve our well-being.

Just when you thought you’d done them all, a new cycle (and walking) trail has opened – and it’s in one of the most spectacular parts of the country.

An insite of Roland and Betty Clark’s journey from Ireland to rural New Zealand, shaping lives and community in mid-Canterbury.

In NZ, diversity and uniqueness in the animal kingdom have flourished, and the country’s insects are no exception.

Whether you’re a newbie nature lover, or just looking for an experience with a difference, we’ve done the searching for you.