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Council buys land around Wānaka's popular Mt Iron walking track - Vimarsana News

Council buys land around Wānaka's popular Mt Iron walking track

The Mt Iron and Little Mt Iron land, which is used by about 160,000 people a year, will be held in public reserve.

Living with Saint Mick, The Fonz, and a baby grand - Vimarsana News

Living with Saint Mick, The Fonz, and a baby grand

The Craig family know they've had a good night when their grandfather's LPs are still all over the floor the next morning.

A base for adventure: Four once-in-a-lifetime day trips from Queenstown - Vimarsana News

A base for adventure: Four once-in-a-lifetime day trips from Queenstown

Queenstown is the perfect base for adventure, relaxation, and wining and dining.

New Zealand: The ideal spot to ride out the apocalypse? | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW - Vimarsana News

New Zealand: The ideal spot to ride out the apocalypse? | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW

Google's Larry Page has been granted New Zealand residency, boosting the country’s image as a refuge for tech billionaires. Is it all because the Pacific island nation is the best place to shelter from societal collapse?

Source: dw.com
New Zealand: Underfunded tech hub, or maybe just the ideal spot to ride out the Apocalypse | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW - Vimarsana News

New Zealand: Underfunded tech hub, or maybe just the ideal spot to ride out the Apocalypse | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW

Google's Larry Page has been granted New Zealand residency, boosting the country’s image as a refuge for tech billionaires. Is it all because the Pacific island nation is the best place to shelter from societal collapse?

Source: dw.com