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NZ artist’s free tattoos give sick, grieving kids something to smile about

This is a classic example on how tattoos can unleash a joyful grin among children.

‘World’s longest flight’ lands in Auckland

An Emirates Airbus A380 touched down in New Zealand on Wednesday, completing what is believed to be the world’s longest non-stop scheduled commercial flight.

Gandalf and Frodo are no longer here, but the Shire is still the place to see

FARMING, including dairy production, remains New Zealand’s leading industry, but thanks to hit movie trilogies and other family-friendly attractions, tourism has moved from fourth to second spot as that country’s top dollar earner.

PAL holds inaugural flight to New Zealand

JAIME Bautista, president and COO of Philippine Airlines (PAL), aims to make the airline “five-star within the next five years” beginning with the addition of international routes and acquisition of more aircraft.

Prince Harry says he’s looking for love, wants kids

Britain’s Prince Harry said Monday he wants to have children and would like a partner to “share the pressure” of royal duties, but is still waiting for the right woman.

Prince Harry tells New Zealand kids he calls Queen ‘granny’

Britain’s Prince Harry told schoolchildren on a remote New Zealand island that his favorite food is spaghetti Bolognese, he calls the Queen Elizabeth II “granny” and he wishes he could speak other languages.

A top New Zealand university expects quality scholarship applications from PH

Victoria University of Wellington is pleased to announce that six undergraduate scholarships are available to students from the Association of the Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) region for 2015. Victoria is looking forward to receiving quality applications from the Philippines.

New Zealander wanted over broken statue in Cambodia’s Angkor complex

Cambodian authorities say they are hunting a New Zealand tourist who allegedly destroyed a statue while illegally staying overnight at the country’s famed Angkor Wat temple complex.

Malaysian student takes law in New Zealand through scholarship

Victoria University of Wellington is pleased to announce that six undergraduate scholarships are available to students from the Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region for 2015.