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Tourism is core activity for local govt |
By TIM COSSAR - 28 June 2010 |
Featured Member - Bryan McChlery
Bryan McChlery’s a go-getter. Since taking over the Te Anau Top Ten holiday park five years ago he’s expanded it significantly, started a daily coach tour business to Milford Sound and opened an information centre in Te Anau’s main street.
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