John Clark: Tuia 250 - time travelling on the replica Endeavour
Comment: A voyager aboard the masted replica explorer vessel finds himself changed.
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Tuia 250: When the ship comes in
The replica HMB Endeavour docked in Gisborne, 250 years after James Cook landed on NZ.
Live: Endeavour replica arrives in Gisborne to emotional reception
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PM's warm welcome to French Polynesia's President
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