Save the Kiwi staff checking on a kiwi at Pukeatua School on 11 April, 2024, ahead of a major project to move up to 300 kiwis off the Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari. Photo: RNZ / Libby Kirkby-McLeod
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Save the Kiwi staff checking on a kiwi at Pukeatua School on 11 April, 2024, ahead of a major projec
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