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These New Zealanders was a series presented by the Selwyn Toogood (one of his first television roles) that looked at six Kiwi locations. Here Toogood visits the prosperous farming county of Gore. At that time Gore had a very high rateable value (75 million pounds) and was the only county in NZ to be debt free. A freak early summer storm has left seven inches of snow on the ground at a ‘rehab’ farm; a romney sheep breeder also dabbles in grain, rearing bulls and race horses; and Toogood chats with Maurice Cronin, who has been farming in the area for 45 years.
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Television, 1974 (Full Length Episode)
A later Toogood excursion to the south
Television, 1964 (Full Length)
Another programme from the These New Zealanders series
Television, 1964 (Full Length)
Another programme from the These New Zealanders series
Television, 2000 (Full Length Episode)
A more controversial visit to Gore
Television, 1993 (Excerpts)
Programme from the Heartland series presented by Maggie Barry
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