Iwi has best solution for TAC

September 2017

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Future management of Tongariro Alpine Crossing is best left to local iwi. Photo: Andrea Schaffer/Creative Commons
The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is fast becoming the most congested, messiest, smelliest track in the country. I wish that were an exaggeration, but when DOC rangers find 16 piles of human faeces in a two hour period, and local iwi spend two days carting away dozens of bin liners full of rubbish, it’s more of […]
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