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Kids driving you nuts? How to keep them busy for the rest of the holidays 18 Jan, 2021 12:51 AM 4 minutes to read Keep the kids happy and yourself sane for the rest of the summer break. Photo / Getty Images Keep the kids happy and yourself sane for the rest of the summer break. Photo / Getty Images NZ Herald As school holidays head into their final weeks, parents may be left wondering what on earth to do with their kids. The TV can seem like the best babysitter as temperatures swelter and soggy togs dry on the line outside. And how many times can one visit the zoo - along with the rest of Auc...

How to keep the kids entertained during the summer school holidays Photo / Getty After a tumultuous year of online classes and Covid lockdowns, Kiwi kids - and parents - have finally made it to the summer holidays. And while your plans for a family holiday may have been affected by travel restrictions this year, there's no reason your kids can't have a fun-filled summer - here are 10 activities to help keep them busy these school holidays. Camping in NZ's backyard You may not be able to take the kids on an overseas trip this summer, but that doesn't mean you can't travel - and camping anywher...

LITTLE, BROWN BOOKS, RRP $45 J.K. Rowling fans will devour this hardback fairytale adventure about a mythical monster whose presence near the kingdom of Cornucopia is enough to scare kids to behave. Two kids test the myth and their own bravery in a tale of hope and friendship.   MURDOCH BOOKS, RRP $35 The Melbourne Lego guru known around the world as Brickman is challenging your family to a block party. Ryan McNaught, seenon TV's Lego Masters, has set up 30 creative tests for Lego fanatics of all ages and skill levels.   PUFFIN, RRP $25 Animalia creator Graeme Base's new tale about pea...

Flying Fish puts on displays for all to see Ice hockey in close-up: Flying Fish’s Bek Voller and Carli Brown with objects from Hockey: Faster than Ever, which is being built for display in the US next year.  Picture: Yanni “FLYING fish” sounds like a misnomer because fish aren’t supposed to fly. But some fish do, after a fashion, so the name can be applicable. This rationale also helps explain how Rosebud business Flying Fish Exhibitions – which is doing work in the field of international touring exhibitions – got its name. Founder Jay Brown said a friend came up with Flying Fi...