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ISSUE 013

Jan - Mar 1992

Possum

Puriri

Changing food tastes

Fiordland

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Travel & Adventure

Travels in a wilderness

Fiordland National Park consists of a million hectares of rock and river, forest and fiord—some of the wildest and most untouched country in New Zealand. The place is a magnet to adventurers, who come here from around the world to experience true wilderness.

Geography

Possum. An ecological nightmare.

Brushtail possums are a protected species in their native Australia. Across the Tasman, they have established themselves as New Zealand's most voracious and intractable pest, attacking simultaneously the beauty of our forests and the good name of our farming products.

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