Sonia & Russell travel to Porangahau, home to the longest Māori place name in the world. Here they taste a bit of old, a bit of new, and a bit of the future.
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Gourmet Goes Tribal, Episode 1
With the belief that food can change people’s lives, Chef Pablo takes breath-taking journey to the far northeast of India where he meets, eats and cooks with welcoming tribes of the region.
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Kai Safari, Series 4 Episode 1
It’s back to Hawkes Bay for Sonia & Russell as they get to taste the food delicacies of beautiful Hastings. BBQ mussels, pavola garnished with berries, and Wagyu beef burgers are on the men
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ShowsGourmet goes Tribal
With the belief that food can change people’s lives, Chef Pablo from Colombia takes a breath-taking journey to the far northeast of India. Pablo meets, eats and cooks with welcoming tribes of the region.
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Deer cull to provide venison to whānau in need
The Fiordland Wapiti Foundation, the Department of Conservation and the Game Animal Council have joined forces for the annual Wapiti Cull.
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Waitaha Hemp business celebrates first shipment to China
The Brothers Green is a Waitaha-based company that specialises in hemp food and body care products. Halts to trade and export as a result of COVID-19 has had a major impact on the business but today co-founders of the business Brendon, Brad and Michael celebrated sending their first shipment off to China.
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Kai Safari, Episode 9
Next stop is the busy little town of Wellsford. Pio and Sonia are invited to Oruawharo Marae to harvest local delicacies. Later, chefs Amber Rose and Kate Hassen prepare a tasty kai.
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Kai Safari, Episode 8
Sonia & Pio visit Waihi, gateway to the Coromandel and the Bay of Plenty. Sonia takes on the surf to collect some shellfish, while Pio sets the net to target mullet and flounder.
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Opening under Level 2 won't bring an income- Lu Lu's Bar and Eatery
Owners of Lu Lu's Bar and Eatery in Ōtautahi, Christchurch say opening under Level 2 restrictions doesn’t mean they’ll be able to make an income.
