Two ex-British colonies ditched the Pound Sterling as their currency for one simple reason. The Pound had been the dominant international currency up...
BynytimespostFebruary 1, 2025A 8,200ft mountain has now been recognised as a person in a bizarre move by New Zealand. The country’s government recognised Mount Taranaki...
BynytimespostFebruary 1, 2025In March of last year I made the scariest decision of my life and moved from the quiet, peaceful country of New Zealand...
BynytimespostJanuary 20, 2025A travel expert has slammed tourist taxes as “inadequate”, as anger over mass tourism continues to grow. Protests against over-tourism have swept across...
BynytimespostDecember 30, 2024England may need to reassess Ben Stokes’ role as an all-rounder following his recent injury setback during a Test match in Hamilton. Stokes...
BynytimespostDecember 16, 2024A pretty seaside city with a population of 424,000 is the world’s most southernmost capital. At a latitude of -41.28, Wellington, New Zealand...
BynytimespostNovember 23, 2024Near Porangahau in Hawke’s Bay, on the North Island of New Zealand, lies an unassuming, 305-metre hill, named after Tamatea – a legendary...
BynytimespostNovember 20, 2024Emma Raducanu has revealed that she will spend Christmas in New Zealand again as she prepares to play in the ASB Classic. The...
BynytimespostNovember 13, 2024Liam Lawson is fuming that McLaren play the British national anthem, God Save The King, after they win a race, but while the...
BynytimespostNovember 12, 2024There are a wide variety of factors which determine why a country is over or under populated. Fertility rates, economic conditions, and climate...
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