Posted on 27 September 2011 by Bob Marriott
Stepping out of the aircraft at Faa'a airport in Tahiti is like being wrapped in a warm moist towel. With a year-round temperature of about 26 degrees Celsius it's a great escape from the New Zealand winter.
Posted on 27 September 2011 by Bob Marriott
Stepping out of the aircraft at Faa'a airport in Tahiti is like being wrapped in a warm moist towel. With a year-round temperature of about 26 degrees Celsius it's a great escape from the New Zealand winter.
Posted on 25 September 2011 by STEVE KILGALLON
As the sun sets over a typical Samoan village, kids play touch and volleyball, men mow the lawns, women sweep the paths, and almost everyone says hello to the strange palagi running through.
Posted on 25 September 2011 by STEVE KILGALLON
As the sun sets over a typical Samoan village, kids play touch and volleyball, men mow the lawns, women sweep the paths, and almost everyone says hello to the strange palagi running through.
Posted on 23 September 2011 by Winsor Dobbin
There are always two ways to tell any story. Here's how I would have reported my adventure in Fiji if I were writing news for a tabloid paper:
Posted on 23 September 2011 by Winsor Dobbin
There are always two ways to tell any story. Here's how I would have reported my adventure in Fiji if I were writing news for a tabloid paper:
Posted on 09 September 2011 by CRAIG TANSLEY
"So you wanna see my cave?" Clarke Mautairi may one day be the chief of his village but for now he's just its mechanic, resplendent in greasy, grey overalls, still stinking of busted sumps and year-old motor oil. You could call him a cave guide, too, b...
Posted on 09 September 2011 by CRAIG TANSLEY
"So you wanna see my cave?" Clarke Mautairi may one day be the chief of his village but for now he's just its mechanic, resplendent in greasy, grey overalls, still stinking of busted sumps and year-old motor oil. You could call him a cave guide, too, b...
Posted on 24 August 2011 by Stuff.co.nz - Pacific Islands
In the early days of hot-air ballooning, it was customary to carry a bottle of champagne to give to local farmers as thanks for landing in their field. Today, we're carrying a bag of rice.
Posted on 24 August 2011 by Stuff.co.nz - Pacific Islands
In the early days of hot-air ballooning, it was customary to carry a bottle of champagne to give to local farmers as thanks for landing in their field. Today, we're carrying a bag of rice.
Posted on 26 July 2011 by Stuff.co.nz - Pacific Islands
If you are freezing in New Zealand right now, you are probably going to hate me in about 30 seconds.
Posted on 26 July 2011 by Stuff.co.nz - Pacific Islands
If you are freezing in New Zealand right now, you are probably going to hate me in about 30 seconds.
Posted on 20 July 2011 by Stuff.co.nz - Pacific Islands
Some of the animals here in Rarotonga are enough to break my heart.
Posted on 20 July 2011 by Stuff.co.nz - Pacific Islands
Some of the animals here in Rarotonga are enough to break my heart.
Posted on 20 July 2011 by Paloma Migone
Air Pacific is threatening to take legal action against the NZ Council of Trade Unions (NZCTU) following reports a workers’ strike could disrupt flights between New Zealand and Fiji.