Mr Cook’s route, which started at Stirling Point in Bluff at the southern tip of the South Island in March, took him across mountains, native forests, cities and coastlines. “New Zealand gave ...

which reflects the snow-capped mountains on its dark, glass-like surface. Franz Josef Glacier was named by geologist Julius von Haast after an Austrian emperor and is New Zealand’s steepest ...

New Zealand is home to 14 national parks, including the stunning Abel Tasman on the South Island’s north-west coast. Kayak past snoozing seals and soak up the sun on golden beaches that appear ...

New Zealand’s "pet cloud" has recently been ... shaped cloud has continually formed over this part of Otago’s mountains on the South Island. One of the first published mentions of the cloud ...

Russ Cook, the "Hardest Geezer" who ran the length of Africa, is set to start a new ... in Northland at the top of the North Island, Cook must navigate diverse terrain including mountains, native ...