The evolution of holiday road trips: From Kingswoods to GPS
'Are we there yet?'
It's the unofficial national anthem of the New Zealand school holidays.
There's something buried deep in the Kiwi soul that stirs every time the holidays roll around.
It's not the urge to relax — it's the urge to pack the car to bursting, wedge
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The evolution of holiday road trips: From Kingswoods to GPS
There's always one. Photo / 123RF 'Are we there yet?' It's the unofficial national anthem of the New Zealand school holidays. There's something buried deep in the Kiwi soul that stirs every time the holidays roll around. It's not the urge to relax — it's the urge to pack the car to bursting, wedge
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