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A replacement for the Lower Hokitika Gorge suspension bridge - which has been closed since October - could be completed by the middle of summer.

The Board of Airline Representatives is upset they weren't consulted on the move they say will reduce New Zealand's competitiveness as a destination. Audio

A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including the relocation of the PNG Defence Force.

The government's decision to give effect to the Airports Act sent a "frustrating" signal to the aviation and tourism sectors, the Airports Association says.

Reality has intruded on our national airline's climate targets, and it's backed down from some lofty aims

West Auckland councillor Ken Turner is hoping to give the Rainforest Express a new lease of life.

The cruise industry wants to get more value out of fewer ships by building more tourism experiences on land and getting more locally grown goods on board.

A new RNZ podcast tours the motu, looking at the stories behind Māori place names - the origins, the people, and how names have changed over the years.

First person - RNZ Pacific's correspondent in PNG, Scott Waide, shares why the roots of tribal conflicts in Papua New Guinea are difficult to understand.

A recent industry survey showed nearly 34 percent of participants had witnessed bullying in the workplace in the last two years.

Even a swim school is feeling the impact of government cuts.

Lake Camp has been a summer recreational mecca for over half a century - but families fear it will be too dry to use this summer.

The Restaurant Association's latest report paints a mixed picture for many operators.

Aid and development experts say the debts carry large risks for Pacific Island nations, where frequent natural disasters and economic shocks can hobble their repayments. Video

The Jasper town council said more than 350 of structures in the town have been destroyed by the fire.

All 19 onboard except the pilot died when the plane crashed and caught fire while it was taking off.

One recruiter says beneficiaries being encouraged to apply for 'any' role may be adding to the number of job-hunters.