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In 1976 Shaun Davison joined a thriving community of over 100 at Mount St Marys Seminary, Hawkes Bay, most of whom were training to be Catholic priests. Just twelve years later the seminary closed

Gorgeous, full-colour coffee-table book depicting scenes from Bishop Pompalliers ministry in New Zealand (18381868).

The tensions of betrayal fuel Dean Parkers new play all the way, as a fascinating contrast to the relaxed sociable world of the New Zealand Legation in post-war Moscow, 1947. Linds

A play about trying to find love, about hopes and dreams and disappointments, the twists of fate, coming to terms with life, old-age stuff but as well, in the background, the drama of those

Angie Farrow Short plays full of intensity and drama.

Angie Farrow Epic, disturbing and at times unnervingly funny, Despatch a play for theatre examines the relationship between responsibility and issues of global importance, forcing us to confront our complicity in events that seem beyond our control.

Angie Farrow Angies plays provide an inspiring model for communities to use performing arts for exploration and healing.

Ian Rockel With an Introduction by Ian Mune and artwork by Robyn Gibson, Ian Rockel s third collection of poems meditates on family and other intimate relationships. Early reviewers have commented that it contains what may come to be acknowledged as Ians finest work.

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A series of still lifes composed by writer Margaret Egan and photographer Bridgit Anderson to create a portrait of Margarets grandfather Cecil Wallace, a Kaikoura dentist, and his wife Stella. The

Ian Rockel Introducing this new collection, renowned actor Ian Mune describes it as a journey through a dreamworld, fragile under threat of dissolution. But our journey becomes one of discovery, he says, leaving behind an old and dying home: It may seem grim, but is actually a journey toward hope, l

John Davidson John Davidsons poems chart the journey of a lifetime, from early days in Lower Hutt to Karori and far beyond.  

Tom Weston A beautiful new collection of poetry from Tom Weston.

Dominic Hoey In an unflinching dbut novel, Dominic Hoey lays bare the reality of a generation trying to find their place in a city being reshaped beneath their feet. a compelling read an important book by a talented writer with an important voice" Alex Behan, New Zealand Listener Also available as a

The story of Te Rauparaha and his times continues to intrigue, provoke and inspire Mori and Pkeh alike.

Edited by Helen Viggers, Keriata Stuart and Philippa Howden-Chapman Small-scale distributed energy systems such as solar and batteries could reshape electricity use, and this book examines their promise, the barriers they face, real-world case studies, and what is needed to create a fair, resilient,

Geoff Bertram, Brett Christophers, Brian Easton, Max Harris, Jane Kelsey, Bill Mitchell, Jacqueline Paul, John Quiggin, Max Rashbrooke, Bill Rosenberg, Guy Standing, Chris and Richard Werry

Awake beneath the skyscape of the crumpled blue bedspread, I reach for your hand. Curled up in the o of now, we shake between before and after

Nicholas Reids stunning second poetry collection. Reid is the opposite of a hard-bitten poet, for all his Larkinian disillusionment with the world and its ways. Scratch him and youll fin

A substantial and rewarding collection, drawn from Leonards extensive body of work.

Peter Shadbolt Artefact (n): an object made by a human being, typically one of cultural or historical interest. Ventifact (n): a stone shaped by the erosive action of wind-blown sand.  

Belinda Diepenheim Almanac, history, lament, proclamation. Poems that wear their green uniforms the way we did at school. Tuned to everything underneath them. Elegant as Chanel suits. Tough as." Janet Charman

John Davidsons second volume of poetry, influenced by his lifelong study of the history and culture of Greece.

Ruminative and acerbically direct poems from Dunstan Ward.

An accomplished first volume of poetry.

Kevin Irelands 22nd volume of poetry.

His casual skill is easy to underestimate; the perfectly pitched tone of nostalgia; the deftly chosen details so evocative of time and place; the diction, which nails his scenes with such em

This, then, is not the banal lyric-play which afflicts all too many of the effete bloodless wordsmiths of Aotearoa-New Zealand. Vaughan Rapatahana, Landfall Review Online.

Judith Dell Panny With chapters by professors Sebastian Black, Paul Millar Peter Whiteford. A ground-breaking exploration of Vincent OSullivan as critic, editor, essayist, librettist, Mansfield scholar, novelist, poet and short story writer.

Edited by Tone Borren In 1812 Aart Kool was a young Dutch engineering officer in Napoleons army on the march to Moscow. Of the 600,000 troops in that infamous campaign, only 15,000 made it home. Aart was one.

Ten Khmer women tell their stories of Cambodias recent tragic past. Those who have told their stories in this book have survived against all the odds. The book is a tribute to their s

Lloyd Geering Reflections on reaching 100

The story of William Barnard Rhodes, Mary Ann Rhodes, William Barnard Rhodes-Moorhouse VC and William Henry Rhodes-Moorhouse RFC.

Carol Markwell Is Alice May Parkinson a feminist heroine or a callous killer or simply a desperate woman who ran out of choices  

David Barber, one of New Zealands most travelled journalists, reported from more than 50 countries during five decades as a foreign correspondent.  

Lloyd Geering Lloyds wife Shirley, having so often heard him say, I went there on me bike", insisted he record the intrepid cycling journeys he made around New Zealand as a young man in the 1930s and 40s.

After-dinner conversation turned naturally to the family and, inevitably, our mutual grandmother, Kate. I wonder who she really was, I said. Nothing seems to make any sense. Paul looked at me i

Harry Holland, edited by Dougal McNeill Unfinished at the time of his death, Harry Hollands study of Burns has remained unpublished in book form until now.

Being the authoritative history of Dr Michael John OLeary, Earl of Seacliff.

The inspiring true story of a young girls courage to overcome lifes obstacles.

Edited by Frances Edmond and Sue Fitchett One of the most significant, assured and accessible of contemporary poetic voices, and as a widely read autobiographer and commentator" Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature.

Mark Derby Like a great shining plow driven by superhuman forces, it goes tearing, ripping, swearing through the brains of men, remorselessly rooting up the evil idols and the false foundations. The ablest authors of our era it leaves far in the rear. From Arthur Desmonds publicity material for his

When Kiwi cricketers conquered the world the 1980s era of Hadlee, Crowe Co. A must for every cricket fan

Dinah has always managed to make the direst of adventures sound like a hilarious and entertaining Sunday stroll. This one is a great read and the most hair-raising of all. Thank goodness she came

A writers candid memoir

Douglas Lilburn Evocative writings about the formative years and music of New Zealands foremost classical composer, Douglas Lilburn.

In 1986 assorted material relating to Llewellyn Owen (18711950) was gifted to the Ashburton Museum, and a brief project to learn more about his life school teacher, private music teacher, compos

Don Franks Lively tales from the life of a gigging musician as few outside the business know it.

Julie Glamuzina Born female, prosecuted in 1945 for marrying another woman, Iris Florence Williams lived as a man for sixty years.

edited by Jennifer Shennan, Gillian Whitehead and Scilla Askew It doesnt take long to realise why there is an exclamation mark after the books main title. Not only is it a heavy-volume hard cover of 250-plus pages in full colour with tons of photos, but it celebrates the size of Jack Bodys contribut

Mark Beehre combines documentary photography and oral history to recount the lives of 45 gay men and how their lives journeys have, for the moment, led them towards or away from relationship

Selected wrertings, meditations, outbursts, decrees and diversions from the founder of Driving Creek Railway.

John McLeod $39.99 Price range through $39.99 John McLeods account of his time as a peacekeeper in Angola is the most revealing account yet written about what can happen when we send New Zealand service personnel on peace enforcement operations and it all goes tragically wrong. Glyn Harper, Professo

David Cohen This is a story of two Cohens, the famous singer and his not-so-famous lifelong New Zealand fan. It spans several generations and locations, from the refugee waves of Europe of the 19th century to suburban New Zealand in the 1970s, late-night Montreal and New York and the menacing fronti

James McNeish Werner Seelenbinders mission is an unknown story; the defiance and courage of the only Olympian in the resistance, subsequently concealed by the Americans in the Cold War and blotted out in modern postwar Germany.

Complete with Kochs own memoirs, this book illuminates the exploration and documentation of early New Zealand.

Gerry Barton Philip Heath The Coral Route was the first scheduled air service through the islands of the South Seas. Inaugurated by Tasman Empire Airways Ltd (TEAL) in 1951 using four-engined Solent flying boats, it flew into the jet age, becoming the worlds last long-haul flying boat route. Since i

Lloyd Geering At nearly 99 years old, Sir Lloyd Geering is well qualified to look back over the last century, consider the massive social changes he has lived through, and evaluate human progress.

Tony Vercoe, talking with Tony Martin These interviews trace Kiwi Pacific Records from its beginnings as a division of publishers AH AW Reed Ltd to its independence as Kiwi Pacific Records, all under the direction of Tony Vercoe.

Frances Cherry Like the excerpts included from Francess teenage diaries and later published writing, this memoir is a series of candid, colourful and entertaining snippets and snapshots from a Wellington writers life.

Reflections on a career in New Zealands foreign affairs, tourism and a lifetime of engagement with the arts.

Gerry Barton Watercolours of a vanished world an artists journal

Hugh and Susan Price Glimpse Wellingtons past through these delightful, full-colour picture postcards.

A colourful account of late Victorian life, with some intriguing facts …

By the Seat of My Pants offers reassuring evidence that a why the hell not attitude, accompanied by a lick or two of common sense, can still accomplish much. It is a hymn to a collection of colou

This is a book for everyone who has experienced Wellington. It began as a series of pictorial features in a community newspaper, and its offbeat look at the citys history has proved popular. Now i

Jack Smith The story of New Zealands premier builder.

A fascinating look at Wellingtons suburban growth from 1900 to 1930.

Social Developments evokes the dizzying pace of change in the welfare sector in recent decades. It makes a significant contribution to the understanding of public management and welfare in New Zeal

Ranginui Walker, Nghuia Te Awektuku, Mason Durie, Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Graham Hingangaroa Smith, Taiarahia Black, Ngpare Hopa, Wally Penetito, Margie Maaka and Atholl Anderson talk about what sh

Brad Patterson, Richard S Hill Kathryn Patterson (editors) $59.95 Price range through $59.95 This book is in tribute to Ian McLean Wards (19202003), who as researcher and writer, civil servant and cultural activist, contributed greatly to promoting awareness of history. The authors explore themes de

Jim Lynch takes us back to the turbulent Muldoon/Lange years with the shrewd insight of a political cartoonist.  

Neil Colquhoun Rich, poetic Kiwi cultural treasure the songs of the pioneers: whalers, sealers, gumdiggers, goldminers, unionists, and other hard cases.

Jack Smith $64.99 Price range through $64.99 This is a story of war and peace, of success and failure, and how New Zealands premier builder coped in the face of many challenges.

Jack Smith This is a story of war and peace, of success and failure, and how New Zealands premier builder coped in the face of many challenges.

Geoff Mew Adrian Humphris Wellington Styles and Architects 18401940.

A novella about the author of Man Alone

Steven Gentry Raoul Island the Kermadecs are a little-known part of New Zealand their full and fascinating story is told here for the first time.

The story of orange roughy is one of cowboys, characters and conservation. It is a story of loss and of redemption and of the men and women who shaped the worlds largest orange roughy fishery.

Lisa Early, Philippa Howden-Chapman, Marie Russell (editors) What drives urban change in New Zealand How can our cities and towns provide a desirable, prosperous, socially inclusive, healthy and environmentally sustainable way of life

A history of the New Zealand Forest Service, and a plea for the action needed to preserve our flora and fauna from extinction.

Essential reading if youve ever wondered why New Zealand produces so few successful export-driven science and technology companies and what we need to do about it." Harry Mills, author of Zer

Edited by John Crawford and Ian McGibbon Tutu te Puehu Raising the dust on the New Zealand Wars.

Dean Parker Whatever happened to the hero of Man Alone

Challenging the materialists message of mindless, motiveless mechanicity, Lifes X Factor will intrigue both specialist and lay readers who want science to take more seriously those my

Where is NZs most renowned writer larger than life and clad in her own words How has Wellingtons wind been transformed into art What forgotten underground streams now have an above-ground prese

Elizabeth Orr

complex, multi-dimensional poetry. carries out several dialogues at the same time: with itself, with literature and with the reader. Sue Wootton

An oustanding second collection from a young New Zealand poet.

Kevin Ireland A brand new volume of poems from one of New Zealands most prominent and well-loved writers.

Bills poems touch on science, politics, family and personal concerns, including humour as well as more serious comments on current New Zealand issues.

Tom Weston A beautiful new collection of poems from Tom Weston.

A sensitively connected sequence held me from beginning to end with its tender, understated sophistication." Selina Tusitala Marsh  

Saradha Koirala A baby grows from a poppyseed, a lizard is chased into dust. Remembering grandparents, dreaming of houses, contemplating nature and the nature of contemplation. This is the stuff of Tear Water Tea.

Bob Orr Bob Orrs poetry tautly controlled imagistic lyrics, some of intense verbal beauty and force of feeling" ~ The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature

Unit 6, 3 Quake Road is a collection of poetry built around the earthquakes that rewrote Christchurch in the summer of 2011.

Magnetic South shows her first book was no flash in the pan. Wootton is a talented poet. She writes with sparkle and verve. Tom Weston, The Press This new book persua

these poems glow with heart. They are laid-back, warm and loveable. Hamesh Wyatt, Otago Daily Times

By Birdlight is the third outstanding collection of poetry from award-winning poet and fiction writer Sue Wootton. a collection of poems remarkable for their inventiveness, grace and range

A stunning first collection of poetry.

Juliet McLachlan is a young poet of depth and surprise. Her ideas arrive on the page with a strong sense of purpose to challenge and delight the reader. Kerrin P Sharpe

Never quite as simple as they seem, the poems of Leonard Lambert have delighted both newcomers to poetry and old practitioners alike.

Nicolas poems touch on travel, teaching, nature, love and family. The structure of this first collection echoes the life-path of the gannet/tkapu flying off for many years, finally to return to

Its hard to think of another poet, here or anywhere, who manages to convey so much in so few words, or with such delicacy and lightness of touch.

A careful driver, Terry Locke looks both ways as he approaches the roundabout of the zero. Negotiating the intersection of noun and verb, he shifts registers more deftly than a courier changes gea

Peter Bland is the same on the page as he is in person: good company, a warm voice offering humour, hard-won wisdom and good advice Stephen Statford

These Collected Poems confirm Peters reputation as one of New Zealands finest poets. From evocations of the conformist 50s to explorations of the post-modern era, his celebration of idiom and un

Miriam Barrs first major collection of poetry.

from Surrealist Weather There was the wind too, that scoured bald hills for answers, finding only insects to shatter against our skin, our crib rocked in the night: the house built on

Conversation by Owl-Light is an examination of a love affair and its ramifications. Owl-light is that imperfectly lit liminal zone between night and day; a transitional time when difficult things (

Peter Shadbolt A lavishly illustrated poem sequence that pays tribute to the Hokianga.

Te Awhina Rangimarie Arahanga A warm cloak of words from Te Awhina.

Rod McLeod (editor) You would know the secret of death. But how shall you find it unless you seek it in the heart of life The owl whose night-bound eyes are blind unto the day cannot unveil the mystery of light. If you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the body of li

Wes Lee Written with breathtaking simplicity, this is a collection of devastating beauty and power. Its rare to find poetry that can convey so much, with such brevity. Wes Lees poetry will transport you. SJ Bradley, author of Brick Mother (Dead Ink Books, 2014), and editor, The Big Bookend

Coming across Gordon Challiss poems was one of the great moments of my life Hes been a big presence for me I cant think of any poets who write the sort of poems that he writes,

A magical dbut collection of poetry.

In this new collection Peter continues his search for a lost sense of the sacred and explores his wanting to be a child again.

Marisa Cappetta Poems that make for a wonderful ride for reader or listener.’

An irreverent collection from Kevin Ireland

This collection honours the art of healthcare and is a tribute to all nurses in Aotearoa New Zealand and their patients.

A rich and deeply rewarding collection of poetry.

Who is Rumpelstiltskin Misshapen spinner of straw into gold Evil or misunderstood Would a good lawyer have helped A new volume of poetry from John Adams.

A brand new collection of poetry from a powerfully alert mind that is fully engaged with real and serious matters.(Hugh Roberts, New Zealand Listener)

Ginny Sullivan An assured volume of poetry.

finely wrought poems, distinguished as much by an alert ear and sharp eye as a gentle sensibility. Peter Kuch, Eamon Cleary Professor of Irish Studies, University of Otago

Ian Rockel 50 poems for 50 years.

An illustrated collection of poems by author and artist Jan FitzGerald.

Another remarkable collection from one of New Zealands favourite poets.

John Davidson In his sixth collection, John Davidson writes warm, wise poems about encounters with people and situations, both real and imaginary, over many decades, and reflects on some of the issues that life confronts us with.

Celebrate life and remember the dead with Peter Blands new poetry collection.

Julie Ryan An earlier draft of this book won the 2014 International Writers Workshop Kathleen Grattan prize for a sequence of poems. Award judge Janet Charman said that the poems jumped out at her as intellectually chewy; fascinating; astutely and provocatively nutty; overall an entirely rewarding r

Bob Orr Working-class poets major new collection. Read Tracey Slaughters speech at the launch here.

Kevin Ireland Now, at 85, this is Kevin Irelands 25th collection of poems.

Tom Weston A poets Italian soujourn a taut new collection from Tom Weston. Toms last book, What Is Left Behind, was long-listed for the 2018 Ockham Book Awards.

Denis Welch Former Listener columnist Denis Welch branches into poetry personal and political, with a splash of satire.

John Davidson John Davidson retells myths and historical events (sometimes to highlight a modern concern or controversy), reinvents mythical or historical individuals, and now and then enjoys shameless forays into fantasy.

Wes Lee These poems are raw, frank, yet exquisitely crafted. Some of the themes covered are violence domestic and sexual and mental health.

Terry Locke Terry Lockes poems employ a direct and apparent simplicity of language to reveal the deeper complexities of what it means to be human. 1 in stock

Alexandra Fraser possesses a sharp, scientific eye and fine lyric voice. Imbued with these skills, Star Trails is a beautifully crafted book about family, photography, physics, stargazing and so mu

The memoirs of Edward Dillon OConnor, 19031978.

This full-colour book displays 152 of Janices works, with notes on each by the artist, and has an introduction by Brian Easton.

Vincent O'Sullivan A stunning, fully illustrated guide to the country and times that shaped our greatest short story writer a feast of images and relevant excerpts from Mansfields stories and journals.

A unique diary and and photo album detailing the life and times of a young man in 1920s New Zealand.

With the help of newly available archival documents, James Bade re-assesses key historical incidents to unravel the mysteries and misunderstandings surrounding the Sea Devil. The book includes six

What is the kernel of Jesus, and what is the husk that the millennia have wrapped around him

English and Mori are separated by as great a distance as any two languages on earth, but this book reveals a previously unrecognised connection between their vocabularies.

The story of how the New Zealand dairy industry changed in the 40 years to the formation of Fonterra in 2001.

Do myths and legends have anything to teach us about understanding Mori values and society

Tama Te Kapua Poata, edited by Prue Poata This colourful memoir combines vivid storytelling tales of growing up in Tokomaru Bay in the 1940s and 50s with detail of the campaigns and cultural initiatives in which Tama Te Kapua Poata was a visionary, passionate and articulate leader.

A tribute to many who have shaped ideas, implemented changes and nurtured the distinctive culture of the University of Waikato.

This book investigates New Zealands shortage of affordable and social housing. A variety of contributors argue that when affordable and social housing is under-provided by the market, more active

Keriata Stuart Michelle Thompson-Fawcett (eds) - How can traditional Mori built environments inform contemporary urban development - How could Mori values inspire our visions for the 21st century city - What can indigenous knowledge tell us about how to create a more sustainable design for the futur

Philippa Howden-Chapman, Keriata Stuart Ralph Chapman (eds) This book collects and expands on papers presented at the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities 2009 national symposium on sustainable transport and our built environment.

New Zealand houses including many built in the 1990s Mediterranean style are too often damp, cold and mouldy. Find out what we can do about it.

New Zealands population is expected to grow by one million people in the next 20 years. The arrival of peak oil and accumulating evidence of climate change force us to reconsider the way we grow

Celebrating twenty-five years of Multicultural New Zealand, the umbrella organisation for ethnic migrant and refugee communities in NZ.  

Cities in New Zealand is a call to everyone with a stake in our cities to take hopeful action, so that our cities provide us, our children and grandchildren with places for a good life.

Until he met Jean, the love of his life, the young Ian Rockel was on a road punctuated by pitfalls and traumas; its a tribute to his skills as a memoirist that he recounts his brushes with death,

An atypical autobiography in twelve paintings and poems

A photographic journey around Wellingtons waterfront, with essays by Gregory OBrien and Ian Wedde.

Jane Blaikie a sharp, witty collection of poems Diane Brown

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Compiled by Beverley Randell This compilation features a selection of some of Mansfields best writing about flowers and trees, is beautifully and generously illustrated, and is accompanied by a brief history of KMs all too short life.

Stuart Hoar Three plays about exceptional New Zealanders: Ernest Rutherford, the Nelson-born scientist who split the atom Archibald McIndoe, the plastic surgeon from Dunedin who remade the burnt faces of World War II pilots and helped heal their damaged psyches Beatrice Tinsley, the New Plymouth and

Majella Cullinane A haunting, masterful dbut. On the longlist for Ockham Book Awards 2019. S hortlisted for the Dundee International Book Prize and the Heritage Book Award.

A fresh and challenging appraisal of Judaeo-Christian traditions, New Age fascinations, and other contemporary topics.

Dominic Hoey In an unflinching dbut novel, Dominic Hoey lays bare the reality of a generation trying to find their place in a city being reshaped beneath their feet. In an unflinching dbut novel, Dominic Hoey lays bare the reality of a generation trying to find their place in a city being reshaped b

Bill Whelen The imaginative origins behind Samuel Taylor Coleridges renowned poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

A book to inspire, impel and sustain the person who wishes to live creatively.

Don Franks, with images by Mary Livingston A beautiful collection of verse and image.

Michael Nicholson This finely crafted volume represents with elegance and finesse, the lifes work of the sculptor, painter and video artist Michael Nicholson.

A new guide to a wide and exciting art of New Zealand music for students and interested lay people.

John Davidson Richard Wagner referred to himself repeatedly as a poet rather than as a composer and would surely have been delighted to find himself the subject of a volume of poetry”

The Maxwell Fernie Organ at St Mary of the Angels. 2019, the estate of Maxwell Fernie

Douglas Wright is an award-winning choreographer, dancer and author. This is his second volume of poetry.

Following much-acclaimed memoirs Ghost Dance (winner Montana best first non-fiction work) and Terra Incognito, is Douglas Wrights first book of poetry, laughing mirror.

It's that time again Join us at Sweetgum Cottage Garden, 2495 Hunua Road, this Saturday December 20 from 2pm for an afternoon of festive frivolity. In this small group workshop that always sells out, creative gardener and floristry whizz Fiona Henderson will demonstrate how to make a beautiful, natu

This book comprehensively describes the spirit, structure, function, and roles of Enterprise and of her sailors and airmen, those special men and women who sparked life into the cold iron. Big E sailed the seven seas for over half a century, completing 25 major deployments and serving in every US fl

It wont happen overnight takes you through the process of getting started in property investment in New Zealand. Mike Pero and David Weusten step you through almost everything a successful property investor needs to know to succeed, from the basics of budgeting through to tips on selecting property,

The youngest child of a family torn apart by the death of their mother, Harold Lourie is separated from his eight siblings and handed over to two strangers at Palmerston North railway station. Harold vividly recalls the small New Zealand towns he grew up in, and the people who shaped him. He pays ho

My war was a good war, as was the next one. Your fathers is a bad one. But in the end it makes no difference. Its all war. Its always the same. A man at the end of his life, trying to make sense of war, for a boy at the start of his. The story of how these unlikely friends find solace and together f

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Published 14 November 2025 for the 2026 season All the practical info youll need as you ride the 00 kilometre Tour Aotearoa route from Cape Reinga to Bluff. .00

Twenty cycling adventures along paths less travelled This is the PDF download version theres also a paper version. Bikepacking Aotearoa is a guide to forty cycling adventures around New Zealand. The trips range in length from two days to two weeks and explore the less travelled parts of this beautif

The sixth edition - good for 2026 All the practical info youll need as you ride the 00 kilometre Tour Aotearoa route from Cape Reinga to Bluff. .00

by Dr Michael Toohey This is the paper version theres also a PDF download version. Cycle through time as Dr Michael Toohey uncovers the pioneers of New Zealands cycling history. Blacksmiths become bikers and circus hijinks ensue as the humble bicycle trundles from laufmaschine to the pedal-pushers w

This trail provides over 30 kilometres of leisurely riverside cycling before diving through tunnels and weaving around forested hillsides on its way o..

This much-loved ride follows a historic tramline deep into beech forest and then out across alpine mountain slopes before a long descent to Maitai Val..

Hawke's Bay is the closest you can get to a European cycling holiday without travelling to Europe. It's all about gently absorbing fabulous coastal an..

one of the worlds great bikepacking journeys, follows the path less travelled over a 3000-kilometre route stretching the length of N..

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