Huhu grubs are grub and feral is flash at the Hokitika Wildfoods Festival
Reporter Neveah is at Hokitika’s annual Wildfoods Festival, where the Feral Fashion wearable arts competition has local tamariki foraging and flaunting their local flora.
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