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  • From 'functionally extinct' to thriving: How the South Island kākā made a comeback in Abel Tasman National Park

    News
    New Zealand conservation
    23 Jan 2023
    A female kākā in Abel Tasman National Park.

    Conservationists are celebrating the success of a wild kākā breeding programme at the top of the South Island. Audio

    From 'functionally extinct' to thriving: How the South Island kākā made a comeback in Abel Tasman National Park
  • Protests in Peru becoming more violent, Kiwi expat says

    News
    New Zealand World
    23 Jan 2023
    Demonstrators clash with riot police at the Añashuayco bridge in Arequipa, Peru, during a protest against the government of President Dina Boluarte and to demand her resignation on January 19, 2023. - After weeks of unrest, thousands of protesters were expected to descend on Peru's capital Lima, defying a state of emergency to express their anger with President Dina Boluarte, who called on the demonstrators to gather "peacefully and calmly". The South American country has been rocked by over five weeks of deadly protests since the ouster and arrest of her predecessor Pedro Castillo in early December. (Photo by Diego Ramos / AFP)

    Flight Centre is still offering holiday packages to Machu Picchu despite the political unrest spreading across Peru.

    Protests in Peru becoming more violent, Kiwi expat says, as Machu Picchu temporarily closed
  • Samoa govt fears labour drain after Canberra offers work visas

    News
    Pacific Samoa
    23 Jan 2023
    RSE workers from Samoa working in Bostock orchard, Hastings.

    Samoa's Acting Prime Minister has expressed concern at Australia offering up to 3000 visas for Pacific migrants, saying it will further drain Samoa's already strained labour workforce.

    Samoa govt fears labour drain after Canberra offers work visas
  • 'Nationwide chaos' spreads throughout Peru

    News
    World
    21 Jan 2023
    A demonstrator protects herself from tear gas next to a wall reading "All the power to the people!" during a protest against the government of President Dina Boluarte, in Lima on January 20, 2023. - Thousands of protesters began marching through Peru's capital on the eve to demand the president's resignation and fresh elections, following weeks of violent unrest that have left 44 people dead. The explosion of unrest began high up in the Andes and spread to Lima as indigenous people vented their fury over racism, polarization and growing poverty. (Photo by ERNESTO BENAVIDES / AFP)

    Tensions flared again in Peru as police clashed with protesters in the capital Lima in anti-government demonstrations that are spreading across the country.

    'Nationwide chaos' spreads throughout Peru
  • Delta’s new Auckland-Los Angeles flights bring competition to Air NZ route

    News
    Business
    21 Jan 2023
    A Delta A350 airplane.

    Delta will debut a Los Angeles-Auckland service in October, bringing much-needed competition to the route.

    Delta’s new Auckland-Los Angeles flights bring competition to Air NZ route
  • NZ's first net annual population gain since March 2021 reported

    News
    New Zealand tourism
    20 Jan 2023
    The first fights from across the Tasman landed in New Zealand after the border reopened on 13 April 2022.

    The pace of immigration continues to pick up with Stats NZ reporting a net gain of 5700 people in the 12 months ended November.

    New Zealand has first net annual population gain since March 2021, Stats NZ reports
  • National announces caucus reshuffle as Napier retreat kicks off

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    19 Jan 2023
    National Party leader Christopher Luxon

    National's leader Christopher Luxon has announced a reshuffle of his MPs' porfolios and rankings, with former leaders Judith Collins and Todd Muller promoted up the list.

    National announces caucus reshuffle as Napier retreat kicks off
  • Historic Bay of Islands town could return to its original Māori name

    News
    Te Ao Māori history
    19 Jan 2023
    Russell in Te Tai Tokerau/Northland.

    One of Northland's most historic towns could revert to its original Māori name if a proposal being considered by the New Zealand Geographic Board Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa goes ahead.

    Russell or Kororāreka? Historic Bay of Islands town could return to its original Māori name
  • Promising new methods in pipeline to tackle cruise ship biofoul

    News
    New Zealand technology
    18 Jan 2023
    Biofoul on an electric cable in a canal: Plant organisms, bacteria and animals such as freshwater sponges have covered (fouling) the sheath of an electric cable in a canal.

    Marine antifouling technologies that include air bubble barriers could help keep marinas clean and stop ships being turned away from New Zealand ports.

    Shipping biofoul woes could be solved using promising new methods
  • End of a traumatic chapter in aviation history

    Audio
    travel
    18 Jan 2023
    An Air New Zealand plane takes off from the airport in Sydney on August 23, 2017. - Air New Zealand posted a 17.5 percent fall in annual net profit on August 23 as increased competition hit the carrier's bottom line. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP)

    Air travel, like tourism was an industry which took a real hammering when the Covid pandemic gripped the world. It's getting back to normal but issues remain - prices remain high, staff shortages mean… Audio

  • Pacific news in brief for January 17

    News
    Pacific
    17 Jan 2023
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    Dog cull begins in Cook Islands More than 20 dogs have been put down by the Cook Islands Police in a bid to tackle the growing canine population in...

    Pacific news in brief for January 17
  • Rain washes out high tourism hopes

    Audio
    weather tourism
    16 Jan 2023
    Travelling during covid-19 pandemic. New Zealand passport and protective mask on black suitcase

    On the back of two tough years, the tourism industry's post-covid return has been marred by poor weather in parts of the country. 

    Tourism operators reliant on sunny skies have been dealt a cruel… Audio

  • BOP tourism hit by severe weather but saved by cruise ships

    Audio
    weather
    16 Jan 2023
    A plan has been put together to help manage the environmental impacts of climate change on the Bay of Plenty township of Maketu.

    Bay of Plenty is another region to have been impacted by the severe weather hitting parts of the northern and eastern North Island over recent weeks - a period when New Zealanders usually flock to the… Audio

  • Wet weather dashes summer hopes for some tourism operators

    News
    New Zealand Business
    16 Jan 2023
    Bland Bay campground - most campers left the site in Northland after heavy rain and gales lashed the region.

    What was meant to be a grand return to business has become another nightmare for the tourism sector after a wet start to the year.

    Wet weather dashes summer hopes for some tourism operators
  • 'Hundreds of thousands of deaths' - China's Covid death surge likely underreported

    News
    World Covid-19
    15 Jan 2023
    Patients are treated with intravenous infusion in a community healthcare institution in east China's Shanghai, Jan. 4, 2023.

    China has announced nearly 60,000 people with Covid-19 have died in hospital, a huge jump from previously reported figures, but a NZ expert says the real figure is likely much higher.

    Covid-19: China reports huge rise in Covid-related deaths after data criticism
  • Sharon McLennan: the future of voluntourism

    Audio
    tourism
    15 Jan 2023
    Airplane in the sky at sunrise

    As the tourism industry gets back into swing, volunteer tourism is re-emerging too. It's a multi-billion dollar industry, with millions of volunteers involved worldwide. But who stands to gain? Audio

  • Pop up space centre in Wairarapa

    Audio 13 Jan 2023

    Wairarapa is a great place to look at the stars and a pop up space centre in Carterton is helping people learn about the night sky, dark skies, astrobiology and space sciences. As the region fights to… Audio

  • North Canterbury tourist towns enjoy Christmas boom

    News
    Local Democracy Reporting tourism
    12 Jan 2023
    A diver in the water next to a boat.

    Kaikōura and Hanmer Springs enjoyed a busy holiday period as tourists returned after more than two years of Covid-19 disruptions.

    North Canterbury tourist towns enjoy Christmas boom
  • Fiji gets ready to deal with expected covid surge

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    12 Jan 2023
    Person walks along the road as security officers check cars in Suva, Fiji on 26 April, 2021.

    Fiji is preparing for another Covid-19 surge after the country's push for tourism partnerships with China and appearance of a new variant.

    Fiji gets ready to deal with expected covid surge
  • Pacific news in brief for January 11

    News
    Pacific
    11 Jan 2023
    Vanuatu vatu

    Founder of investment fund in Vanuatu charged with misappropriation; West Papua National Liberation Army issues warning to 'immigrant community' in Papua, and more.

    Pacific news in brief for January 11
  • Napier City Council seeking funds from government to complete National Aquarium upgrades

    News
    New Zealand local council
    10 Jan 2023
    The National Aquarium of New Zealand in Napier.

    The National Aquarium, run by the local council, has been in the spotlight for its degradation.

    Napier City Council seeking funds from government to complete National Aquarium upgrades
  • Northern tourism operators count cost of bad weather

    Audio 10 Jan 2023
    Niwa graphic of Cyclone Hale tracking over North Island

    As former Cyclone Hale batters the upper North Island, many tourist operators are counting the cost of what has been a very stormy summer. For Dive Tutukaka the first week of January is normally the… Audio

  • Infested cruise ship concerns spark biosecurity meeting

    News
    New Zealand environment
    9 Jan 2023
    The cruise liner Viking Orion.

    Biosecurity NZ and the Cruise Association are working together to reduce the number of cruise ships being sent for last-minute cleaning.

    Bodies meet to address biosecurity concerns over cruise ship cleaning
  • 'Earth is trembling': Vanuatu residents describe earthquake

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    9 Jan 2023
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    Vanuatu residents have been left rattled following Sunday night's magnitude-7 earthquake.

    'Earth is trembling': Vanuatu residents describe earthquake
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