Camping

Our resident 'Green Man' and Green Ideas Magazine editor, Greg Roughan, has a few simple tips for cutting down on your camping rubbish. Audio

Paul and Rebecca Garland have recipes for camp scones, four cheese pasta or gnocchi and steamed ginger pudding. Paul Garland has been a keen tramper for 50 years, he's walked the length of New Zealand… Audio

New Zealand has plenty of design talent and no shortage of innovative ideas, but what opportunities exist for our emerging designers, especially in the area of textiles? Sonia Sly headed to Massey… Audio, Gallery

Peter Simpson moved onto his Coromandel farm as a three month old in 1927. Peter, his father and brother broke in much of their land with a horse and plough. In the ensuing decades it's been a dairy… Audio

The Government's red tape razor gang yesterday went against its brief by suggesting new rules around freedom camping. The district council's chief executive Adam Feeley Joins Morning Report. Audio

Deep in the Wairarapa, through the middle of nowhere, you'll find Tora. On the right weekend you'll find hundreds of Wellington families covered in dust dancing away at the Tora! Tora! Tora! music… Audio

Freedom campers in a Christchurch carpark are drawing the ire of some local people upset at the noise and rubbish left behind. Audio

New Zealand is blessed with a myriad of fine places to pitch a tent, tow a caravan, or drive a motorhome. Through the 20th century most New Zealanders' summer vacations involved a camping holiday… Audio

Marfell's Beach is home away from home for people who've been coming year after year since the 1940s. Audio

One place of pilgrimage with expansive beaches is the Department of Conservation's Totaranui Camping ground in Abel Tasman National Park - both a popular spot for campers, trampers finishing the Abel… Audio

We pitch a tent at Kaiteriteri, camping Mecca. Audio