Land is owned, but the sea is shared. And we haven’t been sharing very well.
There's no machine better than a trusty Landy on an 88-kilometre-long road made entirely of sand. Just ask the legends of the Snapper Classic.
At 5.30am this morning Ngāti Paoa tohunga and kaumātua looked out over the wide expanse of Oneroa Bay, on the north coast of Waiheke Island, and laid down a rāhui.
Wānaka has enough outdoor activities to fill multiple holidays, but it’s the landscape that lingers in memory.
The Hauraki Gulf is at breaking point. Relentless fishing, for more than a century, has slowly dismantled the ecosystem. Here's what we're left with.
This magazine is a small miracle.
Bill Morris toured the South Island listening to the stories of skeletons.
Fibonacci spiral
Jellyfish
Brett Phibbs takes on the essential service of documenting an unprecedented month in New Zealand history.
The once abundant Hauraki Gulf is on the brink of collapse, and while science is clear on how to repair it, many are putting rights before responsibilities. Here’s what needs to happen.
Poppy Rock Painting
Volcano
Spider web hunt
A short history of New Zealand Geographic, who we are and where we're going.
Together-at-homers trace out the 3.1-metres wingspan of a mighty Antipodean albatross.
Kids imagine life beneath subantarctic water.
Everyone needs a place to quench their thirst, even bumblebees...
This is why New Zealand holds the Americas Cup.
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