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The Twain Track
Finance Minister Michael Cullen and lands Minister John Tamihere today approved the sale of the Motatapu and Soho stations to country pop singer Shania Twain and Robert 'Mutt' Lange.
Read moreSpring 2004 newsletter now available for download
Click to download Spring 2004 Newsletter
[465kb PDF]. Featured stories:
Shania's songline
Tramper: 'This green hell . . .
North Shore signs up
Contractors have now put up the finger signs for the North Shore City Council's new coastal walk, part of Te Araroa.
Read moreTracking the Highway
Transit New Zealand will work with Te Araroa Waikato Trust to put an 8-kilometre track alongside the new Mercer-Longswamp Fourlaning project.
Read moreShania's Songline
A deal being struck with Canadian country and western singer Shania Twain will secure a 48-kilometre Te Araroa tramping route across some of the South Island's most impressive landscape.
Read moreThey’re doing our trail here.
Two walkers have now finished their Te Araroa tramp - or those parts of it open to tramping - and other groups are still pressing ahead along the route .
Read moreMangaokewa Trail open - sort of
The 15-km Mangaokewa river trail has no destination signage yet - but we've decided it's open anyway.
Read moreTe Araroa's new blood
Three new regional trusts are now helping Te Araroa Trust get the New Zealand track in place.
Read moreThe last picture of Michael Johnson
Te Araroa tramper Eric Martinot met and photographed the English tramper Michael Johnson in the Dart River Valley, March 12.
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