Challenge Family has a new home in the UK. The popular seaside town of Weymouth in Dorset on the South Coast of England will host the inaugural Challenge Weymouth on 14 September 2014.

“Samsung Smart Olympic Games” Initiative Seeks to Make Sochi 2014 the Most Wireless, Seamless and Paperless Olympic Games Ever.

The Wattie’s Cans Film Festival is back for the twentieth year and this year’s line-up includes some of the most popular films of 2013, from the documentary on pop sensation One Direction, to the story of the high-flying air racer, Planes.

GetRunning announces its 2014 tour to the Marlborough region for the Saint Clair Half Marathon.

A Nelson drink company is celebrating a stellar launch year, topped off with the Supreme Award at the ANZ Flying Start Business Plan Competition.

Duracell, the world’s number one battery brand has today announced its partnership with our national rugby team and the world’s number one rugby team, the All Blacks.

Take part in the Fullers Waiheke Wharf2Wharf Fun Run and help restore sight.

The success story that is Queenstown’s Millbrook Resort continues apace with a continued upswing in housing and land sales and the announcement of the next staged development.

On World Osteoporosis Day, October 20, the International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) is calling for women to take action now to protect their bone health.

There’s more to a Blunt umbrella than keeping the rain off you – these tough umbrellas are made from strong stuff which means even if it’s blowing a gust out there, the weather won’t dampen your spirits.

It’s been a family favourite on our breakfast tables, at our family barbecues and in our lunchboxes for generations and now Just Juice Tropical has come ‘alive with fruit’ in our new reinvigorated range!

Stunning sunsets, sparkling seas and sunny smiles – see your favourite season through new eyes and embrace your most beautiful summer ever, with Oasis Surgical from Auckland Eye!

Prime Minister John Key triggered the start of the inaugural ANZA Challenge at the steps of Parliament, sending off teams of sporting celebrities representing New Zealand and Australia on a gruelling 1,300km, six day race around the country for charity.

Health conscious Kiwis and foodies alike now have even more reason to celebrate the arrival of the New Zealand avocado season - latest research proves they can make a vast improvement to overall health and wellbeing.

Let’s face it, we all want great looking skin for the upcoming festive season – especially with all those New Year’s parties in the diary!

New Zealand start-up company ‘Get Home Safe’ today (Wednesday October 15) launched a much-anticipated Android version of the guardian angel App that raises a pre-set alarm if the user doesn’t get home safe.

Mark your calendars now… the dates for the Southern Hemisphere’s biggest winter celebration are officially locked and loaded for a milestone 40th birthday party in 2014!

From style icons Audrey Hepburn to Kate Middleton, headwear – and particularly scarves - have long been a favourite of fashion royalty. 

Keen golf enthusiasts and those who want to be a part of the action are encouraged to put their hands up as volunteers for the 2014 New Zealand Open.

Samsung’s newest GALAXY smart devices are now on sale!

Sunbaking on golden beaches in Fiji, organising shopping trips and tasting the best wineries across Australia and New Zealand are some of the most popular ways Best Western’s hotel guests choose to relax each year in the lead up to the busy Christmas period.
 

Justin Bieber and Elizabeth Arden introduce Justin’s third fragrance.

Ryan Sissons (Auckland) was the best finisher of the New Zealanders at the final ITU World Cup of 2013 in Tongyeong, Korea today, coming home in 10th place in the elite men’s race won by Tony Moulai (FRA), with Bryce McMaster (Auckland) in 14th.

Kick winter into touch, get some friends together and celebrate summer with the delectable new Allan Scott Marlborough Pinot Noir Rosé 2013, an incredibly drinkable wine that salutes the promise of great times to come.

A narrow spectrum of UV light may be responsible for accelerating New Zealand’s most common cause of blindness new research suggests.