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Pair rescued from 3000m up in Southern Alps - Vimarsana News

Pair rescued from 3000m up in Southern Alps

Two climbers have been rescued from high in the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park this morning. The pair got into difficulty overnight on Malte Brun,...

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Southern Alps rescue: Two climbers plucked to safety at 3000m - Vimarsana News

Southern Alps rescue: Two climbers plucked to safety at 3000m

Two climbers have been rescued from high in the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park this morning. The pair got into difficulty overnight on Malte Brun, the highest...

New Zealand: Top spots in BTS Kim Taehyung's favourite country to jet to - Vimarsana News

New Zealand: Top spots in BTS Kim Taehyung's favourite country to jet to

Picture-postcard peaks, pristine seas, and glistening glaciers - what to see in Kim Taehyung's favourite country to jet to - New Zealand.

Top 11 national parks in New Zealand - Lonely Planet - Vimarsana News

Top 11 national parks in New Zealand - Lonely Planet

Top 11 national parks in New Zealand Lonely Planet Editors 28 April 2021 New Zeland is a stunning country with no shortage of national parks © Breathing Images / Getty Images New Zealand offers boundless opportunities to scramble up scree, spot wildlife in the wild, and lose yourself in some outdoors that truly deserves the epithet “great”. Whether it's the rainforest-shaded shores of Lake Waikaremoana, the recently opened Paparoa Track, or the cloud-nudging uplands of the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, hikers (and everyone else) will always find their happy place. Here's New ...

Te Manahuna Aoraki trapping project culls over 5400 pests in Mackenzie Basin - Vimarsana News

Te Manahuna Aoraki trapping project culls over 5400 pests in Mackenzie Basin

Te Manahuna Aoraki's Tom Smits checks traps in the Godley area after lockdown. A massive trapping programme has provided native birds, lizards and other species with 5400 more chances to survive in the Mackenzie Basin. The multi-agency Te Manahuna Aoraki project, launched with the ambition of turning the basin area in South Canterbury into a predator-free zone by 2040, has trapped 2656 hedgehogs, 441 rats, 1839 stoats, ferrets and weasels and 477 feral cats since December 2018. Project manager Simone Cleland said although hedgehogs were easy to trap in that they were willing to walk into t...