One of the themes of the day, and the occupation in general, is: "We shall not, we shall not be moved We shall not, we shall not be moved Just like a tree that's standing by the water We shall not

source Race day 6 of the America's Cup saw Team New Zealand win the only race of the day in a proper battle. The wind favored sailing on the right hand side of the course today and disappeared for the

These rocky islets at the northern end of the Catlins coast, at South Island of New Zealand, are said to have been given this name due to their form of gold nuggets. I don’t know what about gold nuggets

Cathedral Cove is located in the southern part of Mercury Bay on the Coromandel Peninsula, North Island, New Zealand. There is a wonderful rock arch through which you can see Te Hoho Rock — a beautiful

Call that snow?

So I'm going to vote for you punks instead

Right now I'm not exactly proud to be a Kiwi. In fact I feel somewhat ashamed as I watch my country's economy and society being crushed by a cunning two faced illuminati glove puppet while a population

Rangitoto Island is of volcanic origin. It is the cone of a young volcano that was erupting about 600 years ago. The sunrise over Rangitoto was the first sunrise I saw in New Zealand. After arrival, we

Let's get NZ back on the blockchain again like we did in the old days!

This seascape is inspired by Piha Beach in West Auckland, New Zealand. I used to live and work in Auckland but I'd get down to Piha whenever I could to get photo reference for seascapes. This is a little

New Zealand kea, shot on the mountain pass of the South Island. Very curious and intelligent birds, kea is also beautiful, cold-resistant and love people. Well, how to say they love... rather, they adapted

Numpty or genius?

The only photo that my drone managed to take on the beach of Cannibal bay. The weather was good, and when I stood below,

Just finished this pencil sketch which I am going to use as a reference drawing for a painting. This drawing is inspired by the mountains surrounding the village of Glenorchy in Otago, New Zealand.⁣⁣I

I painted this in April 2018, it was stunning autumn day in southern New Zealand. I was painting outdoors in Arrowtown, which always looks beautiful at this time of year. Many European trees were planted

THE SMOOTHEST CROSSING I’VE EVER HAD I’m now back in one of the most beautiful places in the world, house sitting and watching the boats sail by. This is the view I awoke to this morning – a cruise liner

Truth is, he's a total crack up, but he has a thong wedged so hard up his arse sometimes he can't think straight...

OK, I'm only posting this to make all you northern hemisphere dwellers jealous! A few minutes ago, @kiwideb said "look how pink the sky is" - and although it was already after 9pm, it's the longest

Here in New Zealand tourist season has just started, and as well as the usual constant stream of planes landing, there is now a multitude of giant cruise liners coming into the harbour. This is a photo

Like many New Zealanders I was totally unsure what noise Kiwis made. All the ones I've see (in zoos and fruit bins and stuff) have been silent. But when they are pissed off - they go "squark"