Take a journey to the Southern Ocean where you will discover the Sub-Antarctic Islands of New Zealand. They are the jewels of the south and home to some of the most unique and interesting species in the world. Only the bravest explorers attempt the arduous journey to their shores, but many have survived to tell their story.
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Hello, I, with others, spent a 12 month period on Campbell Island 1970/71.
I notice that in naming the islands on your site you include a Maori name as alternative. When we were there there was no mention or evidence that Maoris ever travelled so far South. I hope you can clarify this for me.
Thank you, C Bruce Means.