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Hertz Sevens in Wellington this Weekend
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Hertz Sevens in Wellington this Weekend
It’s a much-adored annual meeting of fast-paced sevens rugby action and crazy costumes; yes, the Hertz Sevens is back to rock New Zealand’s capital city this weekend. One of eight
Filed under: Hertz Sevens, New Zealand events, Rugby
Christchurch Named One of New Zealand’s Most Exciting Cities
A Lonely Planet writer has described Christchurch as one of the most exciting cities in New Zealand, pointing to the rapidly evolving SOMO (South of Moorhouse) precinct and the Re:Start
Filed under: Christchurch, Christchurch earthquake, SOMO
Summer Blooms at The Coromandel Pohutukawa Festival
Yesterday was the first official day of summer in New Zealand – what better way to celebrate than at the 2011 Pohutukawa Festival in The Coromandel. This weekend is the
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Yay, New Zealand’s All Blacks won Rugby World Cup 2011! And we could hardly be more excited. Like the rest of New Zealand, we erupted into celebration mode the moment
Filed under: All Blacks, New Zealand rugby, Rugby World Cup 2011
The energy in the air was palpable this weekend – New Zealand’s Auckland City fair crackled with excitement. Rugby World Cup 2011 Semi Finals weekend had finally arrived.
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New Zealand’s Tamaki Maori Village experience in Rotorua started with the proceeds of the sale of a Harley Davidson motorcycle and has since grown into a multi-award-winning tourism attraction.
Filed under: Maori Culture, marae stays, Tamaki Maori Village
Wow! A whirlwind of Rugby World Cup 2011 Quarter Finals was witnessed in Auckland and Wellington over the weekend.
Filed under: Rugby, Rugby World Cup 2011, RWC11 Quarter Finals
It had grown men crying in their Heinekens.
Filed under: All Blacks, Dan Carter, Rugby, Rugby World Cup 2011
It would make a good pub quiz question. Where and when was the first Rugby union game played in New Zealand?
Filed under: New Zealand's first Rugby game, Rugby, Rugby World Cup 2011
It’s the biggest sporting event ever held in New Zealand, and Rugby World Cup 2011 is gripping the nation with drama on and off the Rugby field.
Filed under: All Blacks, New Zealand events, Rugby, Rugby World Cup 2011