Built by the late New Zealand businessman Julian Robertson, it lives up to its name, with 15 holes commanding a Pacific ... If you watched the movie version of the Hobbit, you can get a good ...

During your stay in Hamilton, you can get your hands on a set of wheels via River Riders, the largest bike hire operator along the Te Awa cycleway, with three conveniently located pick up and drop off ...

New Zealand may have been dubbed the Land of the Long White Cloud by the Maori people, but for many it's now the land of the short stubby hobbit ... can dig yourself a hole, sit in the sand ...

The set was built with the help of the New Zealand Army, and soon 39 hobbit holes were taking shape. Filming for the Lord of the Rings trilogy started in December 1999 and took about 15 months.

Wellington - From a giant, bug-eyed Gollum sculpture looming over passengers at Wellington Airport to promotional banners covering the facades of office blocks, the upcoming "The Hobbit" movie is ...

Starting from the country’s main gateways, such as Auckland and Christchurch, these road trips offer the best chance to ...

Orlando Bloom is open to playing Legolas again in another Lord of the Rings movie, but he would want some help looking the ...

BRATTLEBORO — New England Youth Theatre's junior company is on ... "It's very close to the plot of the book," Ward said. Bilbo Baggins is the Hobbit, who lives in a hobbit hole and gets recruited by a ...

passengers at New Zealand’s Wellington Airport have boarded flights below the figures of two giant, hovering eagles from the “Hobbit” films, one bearing a bellowing wizard Gandalf.

Three Maori MPs face suspension from New Zealand's Parliament over performing a haka to protest the Treaty Principles Bill. The parliamentary privileges committee recommended suspensions for ...

Air New Zealand has flown one of its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft back from Australia after the aircraft suffered a collision with a jetbridge, resulting in a small hole just below the cockpit ...

Many more have described it as "fabulous". But one word Boom Boom, a seven-metre tall stainless steel dinosaur sculpture in New Zealand, could never be associated with is "boring". Just days after ...