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The Guide to Life Vol. 2 Starts Today
30 skills to help you live better, courtesy of the GP School of Proficiency.
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Motoring5 Trucks Making a Case for the Mid-Size Pickup
Big pickups are big news, but their mid-size brethren are still formidable trucks.
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MotoringThis Week in Motoring: May 4, 2015
Josh Sheehan does a triple backflip on a dirt bike, Stirling Moss throws shade, Kris Meeke scores his first-ever WRC podium and more.
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TechTesla’s New Battery Is On the Wall and Off the Grid
Tesla makes awe-inspiring, environmentally friendly sports cars — and, now, solar-powered batteries for your home.
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Food & DrinkHow to Make: Asian-Style Stir Fry Paua
Great chefs use the best ingredients, and fresh-caught paua is an ur-ingredient.
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ArchiveOvernight at the Most Expensive Alpine Lodge in New Zealand
Can you go glamping and still have an authentic outdoor experience?
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ArchiveElements: Souvenirs from Lands Afar
Big or small, souvenirs should remind us of a place once traveled.
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DrinksStolen Rum’s Coffee & Cigarettes Tastes How It Sounds
New Zealand’s Stolen Rum didn’t steal our hearts, but it’s certainly unique.
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Food & DrinkForaging in Fiordland with the Chef of Redcliff
Chef Ryan Murray of The Redcliff in Te Anau took us out for a day fishing.
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Food & DrinkAn Inside Look at New Zealand’s Sustainable Fishing Practices
In a small fishing village 60 miles north of Auckland, Lee Fish is a world leader of sustainable and humane fishing practices, all in the name of quality.
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DrinksSavoring a Lost Generation of New Zealand Whisky
This rare Kiwi whisky aged in both bourbon and red wine barrels is among the last of its kind.
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DrinksThe Last Barrels of New Zealand’s Greatest Whisky
A small town on the east coast of the South Island is home to some of the greatest whisky on earth.
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ArchiveAdam Senatori’s Aerial Photography Goes Big
Adam Senatori is an FAA-certified pilot and self-taught photographer.
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ArchiveKiwi to the Core: The Faces of New Zealand
Despite New Zealand’s reputation as one of the world’s most scenic countries, the warm, hospitable people that live there provide all the more reason to visit.
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DrinksThe 5 Best Cups of Coffee in New Zealand
With a surplus of hip, new cafés popping up across New Zealand, Kiwis have elevated their coffee game to compete among the best in the world.
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StyleLearning Travel Zen from a Lost Bag, a Canceled Flight, and Karl Knausgaard
Everything went wrong. Flight.
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HomeThe Greatest Little Coffee Company in the World
Wellington’s Coffee Supreme is a pioneer of New Zealand coffee culture.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: April 29, 2015
Asus’s ZenBook Pro looks to rival the Macbook, a peak into TUMI’s new Alpha Bravo collection, a tough-as-nails wireless speaker and more.