New Zealand Subantarctic Islands
Five remote island groups at the southern edge of Zealandia, collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserve…
Five remote island groups at the southern edge of Zealandia, collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserve…
A consecrated Anglican church in Wellington, exemplifying timber Gothic Revival architecture and serving as parish church and pro-cathedral…
A Category II heritage building in Christchurch that originally served as a Teachers' College, restored after severe damage…
A local history museum in Lower Hutt, New Zealand, housed in the Wellington Provincial Centennial Memorial—a Category 1…
A rural service town in Central Otago, Ranfurly preserves Art Deco architecture from the early twentieth century when…
A remote, uninhabited New Zealand archipelago 200 km south of the South Island, Snares Islands (Tini Heke) remains…
A timber Anglican church in Gothic Revival style, designed by Joshua Charlesworth and opened in 1899 in Wellington,…
The seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dunedin, established 1869, standing on City Rise in New Zealand's…
A gilded Roman Catholic cathedral that dominated Wellington's skyline from 1851 until its destruction by fire in 1898,…
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