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The Aupōuri Peninsula - in Maui's legend, the tail of the fish - runs along the top of the North Island, edged on one side by Ninety Mile Beach. In Te Hapua, the most northerly community on the mainland, Gary McCormick helps out at the marae as preparations begin for a cultural festival for the district's primary schools. The students will perform kapa haka, Dalmatian dances and take-offs of Shortland Street. This Heartland episode evocatively melds footage of children practicing and performing, with oyster farmers catching fish for the hangi.
Heartland grew out of the success of a one-off 1987 collaboration between presenter Gary McCormick and director Bruce Morrison. ...
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Television, 1981 (Full Length)
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maryjane waru
Posted at 10.47AM - 13.10.2011
so neat 2 see again after all these years, chur tui, simone and candyce.