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Wild tech video

How you can meet the locals:

Visit the Franz Josef area

The use of innovative new technology means our rarest kiwi – the Okarito rowi on the West Coast, now has a far greater chance of survival.

View the Wild tech video
(4 minute clip on TVNZ video player)

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