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After 12 years at the heart of New Zealand politics, a Green Party MP who will not be standing for election in October speaks about her time in Parliament.

A husband and wife who were on their honeymoon at the time Whakaari erupted have described the pain they endured as they ran for their lives, and ever since.

Tourism in Tonga is in turmoil with no domestic air services operating.

More than three and a half years after the horror of the Whakaari-White Island eruption, signs identifying Whakatāne as the gateway to the volcano are still in place.

Canterbury Regional Council has committed to reducing the impact of cruise ship on its buses services which are struggling to keep up with demand.

The company managing a small volcanic island was profiting in the millions before an eruption killed 22 people in 2019, court hears.

Fiji continues to grow its appeal as Australians' holiday destination of choice, despite reports of Aussie travellers finding it difficult to travel abroad.

Tourism businesses are looking forward to securing Great Walks bookings after months of technical glitches and false starts.

It has been more than three years since the Whakaari disaster. Here's what you need to know as the trial begins into health and safety failings leading up to the deadly eruption.

The WorkSafe prosecution over the Whakaari eruption begins today – and some of the heroes of that dreadful day are in the spotlight.

A new operator is in place at the Lake Ferry Holiday Park following the sale of its assets to South Wairarapa District Council, but the deal has a long and contentious history.

Pacific islands "relentless" efforts at UN's specialist body on shipping has led to adoption of a new emissions reductions strategy to align the maritime transportation sector to the Paris Agreement…

For more than three decades motorists on State Highway 1 through the central North Island couldn't miss the old aeroplane on the side of the road at Mangaweka.

The Hotel Council says the pace of bookings throughout the world cup is the speed of a "steamboat, not a jetboat". Audio

Plans to replace an ageing wharf on Stewart Island have stalled due to uncertainty over the Department of Conservation's position, Southland District Council says.

Tourism operator Southern Discoveries says it is selling its Queenstown cruise boat to invest more into its Milford Sound operations.

Tourism company RealNZ is planning to sell some of its iconic offerings including its jet boats and water taxis.