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The world’s most interesting subway systems (opens the original)
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London's Tube. Photo / Karin Hiselius on Unsplash With today’s opening of the City Rail Link, Auckland finally has its own underground train system. Brett Atkinson takes a look at the most interesting subways and metros around the world. Emblazoned on mugs, fridge magnets, tote bags and T-shirts, the route map for the London Underground is a 20th-century design classic, while the station Tannoy warning of “Mind the Gap” is equally iconic. First recorded in 1969, the original recording is still u
Behind the scenes at a Kenyan animal nursery (opens the original)
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Keepers bottle-feed the orphans each morning. Photo / Sheldrick Wildlife Trust In Nairobi, Sheldrick Wildlife Trust tends to orphaned elephants, AKA Kenya’s cutest nursery. Brett Atkinson goes behind the scenes to meet some of the formula-guzzling residents. Looking like a little pink Michelin man, Bumpy the baby hippopotamus is one of the breakout media stars of 2026. Rescued as a days-old orphan by the Kenya Wildlife Service and now being raised by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, he’s featured i
Three days in Santiago: The food, art and history to discover (opens the original)
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Costanera Center in Santiago, Chile. Photo / Getty Images Chile’s capital city, Santiago, an 11-hour flight from Auckland, is the perfect gateway to myriad South American destinations, but Brett Atkinson suggests spending three days here first. With a spectacular background of the foothills of the Andes, Santiago is a compelling, cosmopolitan and authentic destination after the long-haul flight from New Zealand. Before travelling on to Rio de Janeiro, Machu Picchu or Iguazu Falls, ease into Sout
Morocco uncovered: A guide to Tangier’s markets, cafes and street food (opens the original)
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Tangier's medina tumbles toward the Strait of Gibraltar and Spain. Photo / Getty Images A tangle of enticing markets, cafes and street food: Brett Atkinson reveals how to explore the best of Tangier’s unique cultural riches Separated from Spain by the narrow 14km-wide Strait of Gibraltar, the Moroccan city of Tangier has long been shaped by the ebb and flow of history, art, culture and cuisine between southern Europe and North Africa. Getting occasionally lost in the medinas of Marrakech and Fez
Meet Marambo the silverback: Rwanda’s unforgettable gorilla trekking experience (opens the original)
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Gorilla trekking permits cost US$1500, and golden monkey permits are US$100, both non-refundable. Photo / Carol Atkinson Meeting Marambo the silverback makes for an unforgettable gorilla trekking experience in Rwanda, writes Brett Atkinson. Marambo is one of life’s winners. Aged 10 in 2014, the giant 200kg silverback mountain gorilla left his birth family and wandered alone for a year on the verdant slopes of Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park. Eventually, he began attracting females from the regi
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