Kororareka/Russell
From Nine To Noon 14 September 2015
Kennedy Warne introduces a limestone "forest" inland of Waipu in Northland and climbs Flagstaff Hill to reflect on New Zealand's first flag.
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Kennedy Warne at Codfish Island. Photograph by Frans Lanting.
Kennedy Warne is an outdoorsman, adventurer, travel journalist, photographer and regular guest on Nine to Noon.
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