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- Title
- Islands of the Gulf - Episode 4
- Content partner
- NZ On Screen
- Collection
- NZ On Screen
- Description
How to survive in a beautiful place with a limited economy is the theme of this Islands of the Gulf episode. Presenter and co-writer Elisabeth Easther recreates her mother's 1960s trip around the Hauraki Gulf, and asks local residents what they do for work. Wine, tourism and weddings (and the required flowers) all keep the economic powerhouse of Waiheke going, but adventure tourism operator Bianca Ransom offers a different take on the flash Waiheke clichés. On the more isolated Great Barrier ...
- Format
- Video
- Date created
- 2018
- URL
- https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/islands-of-the-gulf-4-2018
- Related subjects
- yurt / alternative lifestyle / hauraki gulf / great barrier island / waiheke island / rakino island / auckland / work / job / money / lifestyle / trade / ferries / farming / forestry / 1960s / 21st century / island life / john laurie / skipper / sky tower / tradies / mansion house / colonisation / colonial past / solar panels / georgia duder-wood / simon wood / vineyards / materialism / christy ralph / weddings / wedding planning / flower growers / wine / florists / bees / chickens / poultry / mike taylor / horticulture / nourish estate / potiki adventures / kayaking / tourism / tourism dollar / tourists / economy / bianca ransom / maori heritage / business owners / motutapu island / rangitoto island / kaitiakitanga / oneroa bay / waiheke cliche / ponsonby drinkers / aotea / poverty / other side / hardship / air travel / radio / community radio / aotea fm / trifina / kauri trees / minerals / hooked on barrier / tiny house / chris ollivier / fishing / sustainability / nz on air / new zealand on air / christy ralphs / governor grey / george grey / seaplane / tiny home
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