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Secret passages
Hidden beneath quiet suburban streets are clues to Auckland’s tumultuous geological past: lava caves.
Lava caves may just be the most delightful thing that Aucklanders don’t know about their city—hidden below the suburbs, beneath front lawns and corner dairies.
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Big data to the rescue
Figuring out to stop nutrients from fertiliser and animal wastes flowing from land into waterways is difficult—but help is now on the way.
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#SundayDoco: Death Valley
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An easy Christmas gift with a free calendar
Order a New Zealand Geographic subscription as a Christmas gift, and have a magazine sent to your place in advance to wrap up and give on Christmas Day. Bonus: the Christmas issue comes with a free 2018 calendar.
You can subscribe from just $1/week for digital, $1.50/week for print, or $2/week for both, billed bimonthly or annually. See the options here.
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Islands in the sky
Two years ago, a group of climbers, scientists and photographers spent more than 100 hours high in the boughs of giant rimu and kahikatea, capturing 120,000 images, 1200 video clips and 28 time-lapse sequences from the canopy. The result? An exhibition which has just opened at the Waikato Museum.
The New Zealand Tree Project's work also features in our story on the forest canopy, the last frontier of exploration.
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Last weekend to see Photographer of the Year 2017 in Christchurch
It's your last chance to visit the free exhibition in Cathedral Square and see the finalists of Photographer of the Year 2017—the exhibition closes on Sunday evening. (It will reopen at Auckland Museum on December 15.)
Not in Christchurch or Auckland? You can view the finalists online anytime and vote for your favourites to win the Panasonic People's Choice award.
Photo: Paul Daly
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FEWER SWIMMING SPOTS FOR CANTABRIANS
Four popular swimming spots in Canterbury have now been declared unswimmable due to poor water quality.
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