Arthur’s Pass, home to 30 odd people

April 2016

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View of Arthur's Pass - home to 30 odd people / Photo: Mark Watson
Arthur’s Pass is home to just 30 people, but together they maintain an active volunteer fire brigade, search and rescue unit and a wildlife trust that looks after hundreds of stoat traps to protect kiwi, whio and other native birds. What’s it like living in a small community in the middle of the mountains? Anna […]
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