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Many Kiwis head across the Tasman sea each year to sample the ‘lucky country’. Some are in search of a better lifestyle, whether it be work, family, warmer weather or a combination of all 3!
The diagram illustrates the different types of climate in the so-called ‘ lucky country ‘.
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