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The huia was the largest of New Zealand’s wattlebird species. Sadly, the introduction of mammalian predators, and to a lesser extent human hunting, lead to the demise and ultimate extinction of huia around the 1920s. They showed the most dramatic sexual dimorphism of any bird species, with large...

The Port Hills are the remnants of the Lyttelton volcanic crater. They form the backdrop to Christchurch city, and have significant geological, scenic, environmental and recreational values. The hills once proved to be a significant barrier between the settlement of Christchurch and Lyttelton Harbo...

Mount Cargill is a towering volcanic outcrop that makes up a prominent part of Dunedin’s northern skyline. If hiking to the top, you can see the Organ Pipes – a cluster of hexagonal basalt columns. As the ascent continues, you traverse through unique temperate cloud forest vegetation before...

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

$1,190.00Nothing beats the ambience of a wood burning Blazen.Metal outdoor fireplace. Enjoy hosting al fresco, while your guests stay warm, and are mesmerised by the dancing light and shadows the fireplace and inlays create.

Mount Te Aroha is the highest point on the Kaimai-Mamaku range. At the edge of the Hauraki Plains, Mount Te Aroha looms above the town of Te Aroha. At the top, you will find the local telecommunications tower and panoramic views – with a compass telling the names of all the visible landmarks...

Aotea, or ‘The Barrier’, is a step back in time – with 70% of the island being conservation land, and the whole island a Dark Sky Sanctuary. It is home to a small number of permanent residents, and frequented by tourists, who come to enjoy the tranquillity and laid-back island vibes.Your addr...

.00 – $210.00 Price range .00 through $210.00Your script house number is designed and made in New Zealand. It measures 245mm in height. Numbers vary in length, from 430mm (one) to 680mm (seven). Constructed from weathering steel, your house number will weather naturally, and settle into your...

Your house number is designed and made in New Zealand. It measures 450mm in diameter. Constructed from weathering steel, your house number will weather naturally, and settle into your landscape over time – forming a beautiful rusty patina.You can choose to have your number in either ‘bl...

Your house number is designed and made in New Zealand. It measures 350mm high, and 550mm long. Constructed from weathering steel, your house number will weather naturally, and settle into your landscape over time – forming a beautiful rusty patina.You can choose to have your number in either...

Pukeko are widely distributed throughout New Zealand – benefiting from the clearance of land for agriculture (but often causing hassle to cultivators). Birds nest in raupo swamps and other areas with clumps of rushes. Pukeko feed on the raupo and rushes, as well as other shoots, stems and leaves...

The ruru is New Zealand’s only surviving native owl. Their ‘more-pork’ call is well known across the country, at night in both forested and urban park areas. They are however uncommon in the drier, open eastern South Island. Ruru feed mainly on insects, particularly moths, but will also feed...

New Zealand was once home to both the North and South Island kokako, easily distinguished by their differing wattle colours; orange in the South Island species and blue in the North. The South Island kokako currently has a conservation status of ‘data deficient’, moving from previously being th...

The national icon, we have five species of this unusual flightless bird. They are only birds in the world with nostrils at the end of its bill. They use the bill to detect earthworms and grubs beneath the surface.For your kiwi on a branch you have the choice of traditional or koru inlay.Your addres...

The sacred kingfisher or kōtare is a wary bird, always on the lookout for prey. They are a common sight perched on posts and powerlines throughout the country. They eat a wide-range of prey, and are known for bashing larger items such as lizards, mice and fish to supple them up before swallowing t...