Megan Singleton

When in Whistler it is only right to relax as hard as you play! Here’s Tash McGill’s story on where to do both…

More and more New Zealanders are learning the Maori words of our national anthem as the Rugby World Cup juggernaut climbs ever higher. So if you’re being left behind, here they are, along with a translation (a bit different to the English version) and a video for you to practice in the privacy of your own home…

Well there’s a title I didn’t ever imagine writing. But it’s true. I just ate Scary Spice’s cupcake

The helpful advice ‘always blow on a pie’ dished out at 3am by a cop to a potential trouble maker has been immortalised by Trelise Cooper in Air New Zealand’s new uniforms. Have a look at the jacket and check out the vid where it all began…

If you’ve ever wondered what the Maori nose to nose greeting is all about then wonder no more. Video.

Grab a boogie board, listen (carefully) to the instructions, and GO! Check out this video of the 18-second descent on 90 Mile Beach

I was thinking about what I would put on a New Zealand Bucket List. Here’s 10 I came up with

I’m sorry but I just don’t ‘get’ modern art. This is my first travel story that launched me into the exciting world of travel writing

When Tash McGill was invited by Air New Zealand to check out Vancouver, her itinerary took her to all manner of rugged activities. Today she goes from under the sea to the top of the mountain via boats and swing bridges for a sunset ale.

Allons enfants de la Patrie….! Here’s what the French National Anthem actually means

Tash McGill shows you how to pack for canoeing, kayaking, boating and snow into 11kgs

Everyone loves a dinky wee miniature village and waaaay out in New Zealand’s wop wops, is Helenstown