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Issue: 104
Iridescent shadows that zoom, bustle and warble through the canopy—tui have adapted and thrived while others have perished.
As State Highway 1 passes through the heart of Auckland, traffic banks up and clogs the nation’s busiest arterial. A ring route which will circumvent the CBD and link all four cities of the isthmus is being constructed as a heart bypass, but can the patient be saved?
Schooling with bottlenose dolphins and competing for food with orca, pseudorca are masters of the masquerade.
When Bert Mercer took to the air in the 1930’s, his intrepid flying brought the world to the West Coast and became the country’s first scheduled air service.
Crafted from wood, bone, stone and flax, Maori fishhooks were masterpieces of design and function, highly effective and able to target desirable species. Some of these innovative designs are making an impact in commercial long-lining.
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The Sound Barrier
SPECIAL EDUCATION OFFER: Our NZ Music story from issue 83 which is accompanied by a double CD containing the music of New Zealand's finest composers, is now available at a very special price for schools, teachers and students. Click here for details.
NZ Geographic, the journal of New Zealand, was founded in 1989 by John Woods and Kennedy Warne. It was conceived as new zealand's own geographic magazine -a publication that would do for what national has done the rest of world.

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