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Photo Aotearoa final presentation

Final presentation for the Photo Aotearoa photojournalism workshop, hosted at Turangawaewae Marae in Ngāruawāhia, May 2022. Edited by Melanie Burford. Photographed by Edith Amituanai, Te Rawhitiroa Bosch, Tatsiana Chypsanava, Mattheus Elwood, Tash Hopkins, Jodie James, Rachel Mataira, Joshua McCormack, Adrian Malloch, Andrew MacDonald, Cameron James McLaren, Becki Moss, Vanessa Parker, Ralph Piezas, Mike Scott, Erica Sinclair, Scott Sinton, Aaron Smale, Maine Tito, Dominico Zapata and Julie Zhu.

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Documentary - Wild South

Pukeko

Promiscuous, incestuous and homosexual, our native swamp hen is a rather remarkable bird. At Western Springs Wetlands, deep in Auckland’s western suburbs, two families of pukeko carry on their very communal lifestyle in an entirely natural way – despite pressures from other birds, and hand-outs of stale bread and buns.
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Virtual Reality / 360 Video - NZ 360

Mangroves

Deep channels lead inland from the harbour entrance. The edges are laced with mangroves and the shallows green with meadows of seagrass. These are nurseries for small fish and rich habitats for shellfish and other crustaceans.
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Virtual Reality / 360 Video - NZ 360

Miranda

Godwits and wrybills roost on chenier shell banks at Miranda, and the western shore of the Firth of Thames. Each year, godwits will embark on the longest non-stop migration of any bird in the world, flying from this site to the Yellow Sea in China, then to Alaska, and returning across the Pacific, direct, to New Zealand.
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Documentary - Shark Gordon

Thresher Shark

Ian dodges dynamite blasts to check out an unusual gathering of Pelagic Thresher sharks in waters off the island of Cebu in the Philippines. Normally ocean roamers, the sharks are found year round here circling the reef of an undersea mountain. Ian thinks they are using it as a cleaning station, and sets out to test his theory.
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Virtual Reality / 360 Video - NZ 360

Kina Barren - Nordic Reef

An ecosystem in balance is marked by diversity and abundance. An ecosystem out of balance is a desert of monotony. Here at Nordic Reef, snapper populations have been depleted by overfishing, kina populations have exploded and devoured all the kelp, sponges and algae.

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