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61. The Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust

The true purpose of the Park is for study and the breeding of all endangered species including the cultivation of endangered trees, plants and ground cover. The Park needs to be a "quiet place for" walking, cycling, perhaps a bridle path but no motorised traffic. There is a historical village in the making that is not yet open to the public.
http://www.isaacconservation.org.nz/

Tourist Attractions | Museums | Charities and Non Profit

62. Agrodome

The Agrodome is home to the world famous Sheep Show featuring live Sheep Shearing, cow milking and dog demonstration, and Organic Farm tour. Fun for all ages the Agrodome gives everyone a unique insight into the world of New Zealand Agriculture. There is a museum, Shopping and Café also onsite. We also have a great range of unique venues available for hire for your next conference and team building activities onsite.
http://www.agrodome.co.nz/

Tourist Attractions | Entertainment Venues | Event Management

63. Visit Ruapehu
	Visiting Ruapehu, New Zealand? Explore the region’s National Parks (Tongariro and Whanganui), trek the beauty of the region, and stay in the Ruapehu region. http://www.visitruapehu.co.nz/ Travel General \| Tourist Attractions \| Tourism Information

64. Dart River Jet Safaris
	Experience World Heritage wilderness within the Dart River on an exhilarating Wilderness or Funyak Safari adventure through Queenstown, New Zealand. http://www.dartriver.co.nz/ Travel General \| Tourist Attractions \| Tours

65. www.mangawhai.co.nz

Mangawhai holiday homes and baches. In two distinct areas, Mangawhai Village is a thriving collection of shops, galleries and cafes, while Mangawhai Heads has the tranquil lagoon-style harbour, its dramatic sand dunes, exhilarating surf beach and established shopping precinct in Wood Street.Five beaches within a 15 minute drive you are spoiled for choice, whether it is swimming, sailing, fishing, surfing or just lazing on the golden expanses of sand.
http://www.mangawhai.co.nz/

Surfing | Tourist Attractions | Boat Charters

66. Historical Artillery Forts of Auckland

We are registered with DoC as guides and have access to and open areas that are normally closed to the public. We have variety of tours of both North Head and Fort Takapuna. Come and see the location and history of Gun emplacements from 1870's to 1950's.The Russian scare and "Kaskowiski"The design and construction of the 3 main battery positions. Actual guns including the 8-inch BLHP disappearing gun and saluting battery plus much more.
http://www.forts.org.nz/

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Tourist Attractions | Tours | History

67. Te Hana Te Ao Marama
	Te Hana Te Ao Marama is Auckland’s leading Maori Cultural Centre offering a comprehensive range of authentic Maori cultural experiences. http://www.tehana.co.nz contact Tourist Attractions \| Farm and Homestays

68. Grapelander Tours
	Grapelander Tours provide wine tours and bus charters in Marlborough. We not only boast the best priced tours, but we're also the only wine tour going to Awatere Valley. Book today! http://grapelandertours.co.nz contact Tourist Attractions \| Tours \| Wine and dining guides

69. Wanganui.org - your community website
	The official Wanganui community website - thousands of unique stories and posts gathered from around the web. http://www.wanganui.org/ Community General \| Tourist Attractions \| Accommodation General

70. Queenstown Helicopter Tours \| Heli Tours
	Heli Tours is a small boutique company based in Queenstown. Our owner operators are husband and wife duo, Paul and Katherine Mitchell who are local New Zealanders that grew up in the region and pride themselves on creating personalised and engaging experiences. http://www.helitours.co.nz/ contact Tourist Attractions \| Tours

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	Tuesday, 26 September 2017