Next generation takes over at Burdens Camp and gannets business; bulldozers replace pick axes to clear the Cape, a love of classic...

Neil Burden has been committed to the health and safety of locals and the local environment for decades, and still at 86-years retains...

Dozens of whale bones discovered at Rangaika on the southern side of Cape Kidnappers (Te Matau-a-Maui) in the mid-1980s

Former Te Awanga resident Colin Trevelyan, a collector of old cars and cameras, once owned the Living Image Vintage Camera Museum and a comm

Despite having a mountain, a county, a beach, streets and so much more named after him, Captain James Cook, remains a polarising personality

More than 20,000 people head to Cape Kidnappers by tractor tours along the beach or overland by 4WD or coach each year. ​Tours to the gannet

The NZ Geographic Board announced the new name on Wednesday 29th August 2018. Te Kauwae-a-Māui means 'The fish hook of Māui'. In Māori...