Articles related to "Rotorua New Zealand"

Accessible public art tells stories from the Volcanic Heartland. Traditional and contemporary artworks reflect the soul of Rotorua's vibrant arts and cultural community.

Lake Rotorua lies nestled in the basin of an extinct volcano. Rotorua's rich Maori heritage and volcanic past can be enjoyed on an easy walk along the lakefront.

Rotorua artist Janet Keen found inspiration for her mosaic garden in an unlikely place. A visit to public conveniences led her to create her living work of art.

In Rotorua, New Zealand, you can get up to all manner of fearsome adrenalin and adventure activities. Luging downhill in a kart is just one of them.

Each year around 100,000 trout are hatched at the Ngongotaha Hatchery in Rotorua. These fish are then released to provide new stock for trout fishing in New Zealand.

Sir Howard Morrison, KBE, OBE, one of New Zealand's best loved sons, died yesterday, aged 74. Sir Howard succumbed to a heart attack at his home at Ohinemutu.

After days of chilly temperatures and relentless rain the sun came out today for the funeral of Sir Howard Morrison. Mourners lined Rotorua streets to bid farewell.

Geothermal activity, geysers, hot springs, volcanic rock, Whakarewarewa, Pohutu, Maori culture, a hangi and jetboating... all in NZ's adventure hot spot.

There are swings, and then there are swings. The Swoop at the Agrodome in Rotorua, New Zealand is sure to get the adrenalin going for those who like extreme adventure.

Rotorua, New Zealand is the perfect town for a stress-free weekend. Lounging in a naturally heated pool, or cuddling with a lion cub - there's something for everyone.

Whether it's the rapids and Tutea Falls on the Kaituna River, rubber balls at the Agrodome or a skydive simulator, there's an adrenalin rush for everyone.

New Zealand is the world's youngest country. It is home to prehistoric lizards, flightless birds and the more recently introduced brown and rainbow trout.

Skyline Skyrides on Mt Ngongotaha is an activity worth including in any tourist diary. The range of experiences suit any age group and the views are unforgettable.

The Redwood Forest is only minutes away from Rotorua CBD. Walking trails are well maintained and sign-posted, and suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels.

Layla Robinson ensured she was well informed when she opened her new business. She constructed a business plan that included more factors than just the financials.

The colors of New Zealand are a delight to the senses. Clarity of light intensifies the hues of natural earth forms, verdant rural valleys and jewel-like waterways.

For more than 100 years thermal bathing has attracted tourists to Rotorua. The Government Gardens were developed to complement the original hospital and mineral baths.

Bubbling mud pools are a feature of the Rotorua landscape. A sulphurous odour permeates the atmosphere and steam rises from many earth fissures in this unique city.

Free activities for families are easy to find in Rotorua New Zealand. Kuirau Park provides a colourful children's playground, a fresh food market and bubbling mud pools.

Travel in New Zealand shouldn't be limited to the summer months. Rotorua is a premier tourist destination in the North Island, and is fabulous to visit in the spring.

A New Zealand adventure holiday can be a life-changing experience. Adventure packages easily accessible from Rotorua include tandem skydiving and whitewater rafting.

NZ rivers present exhilarating opportunities for extreme travel adventures. Don a wetsuit, lifejacket and helmet and experience the thrill of whitewater action.

Winter breaks in the Southern Hemisphere needn't be frosty. Take your choice of a fabulous winter festival, invigorating outdoor adventures or a sensuous spa and massage.

Hiring temporary workers can be an office manager's nightmare. It is crucial to find win-win solutions when temporary office staff are recruited during shortages.