The pros and cons of dual citizenship #travel
Why sometimes I love/hate having dual citizenship in the United Kingdom and New Zealand
Why sometimes I love/hate having dual citizenship in the United Kingdom and New Zealand
Auckland’s Albert Park is lit up like the sun for the annual Chinese Lantern Festival.
You needn’t pay to go up the Sky Tower when you can climb Mt Eden for free.
Introducing a magnificent New Zealand icon – Paeroa’s giant bottle of L&P!
Sunburn is proof that too much of a good thing can be a very bad thing indeed – especially in Australia and New Zealand.
We couldn’t have picked a better day to go sailing to Waiheke Island, New Zealand’s third most populated island…
Frosty the Snowman has melted, Santa’s wearing shorts and Rudolph’s nose is only red because it’s sunburnt. It’s Christmas in New Zealand…
Moving abroad will give you a new perspective on life. Here I compare my former life in London with my new one in Auckland, New Zealand.
Cape Reinga at the tip of New Zealand’s North Island is a beautiful, isolated little spot that is said to be the place where the spirits of the dead enter the underworld.
Sirens, horns and the sound of a million cars rises 14 floors to where I’m sitting now, admiring the view of the Auckland Harbour Bridge. […]
Brighton, Cannes, Biarritz and Marbella: they’ve got nothing on Raglan, Piha, Matai Bay or Punakaiki. Once I took the beaches of New Zealand for granted; […]
After four years living in London it was time to go back home to New Zealand – at least for a visit. I was missing […]
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