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Text reads, "Our Other Islands".

26m

Come along with Troy Kingi, one of NZ's beloved musicians, as he embarks on a journey to explore the fascinating "other" islands of Aotearoa.

Made with the support of NZ On Air

6 episodes

Rakiura

Troy embarks on a journey down south to the tip of Aotearoa to explore the breathtaking Rakiura.
Episode 1
26m

Aotea

Accompany Troy as he visits Aotea, a remote island where individuals are forging their own paths.
Episode 2
26m

Marlborough Sounds

As he journeys through the sunken river valleys of Marlborough Sounds, Troy discovers the true beauty of the region steeped in a rich history of farming and fishing.
Episode 3
26m

Matakana Island

Join Troy as he takes a trip to Matakana Island, an island situated off the coast of Tauranga, to gain insight into the island way of life.
Episode 4
26m

Bay of Islands

When Troy relocated to the Bay of Islands as a teenager, he immediately felt a deep affinity for the area. Returning as an adult, Troy revisits the places he frequented in his youth.
Episode 5
26m

Kāpiti

Leaving Paraparaumu in Wellington, Troy catches a glimpse of Kāpiti Island before making his way to the island.
Episode 6
26m

Trailers & bonus video

Trailer

Come along with Troy Kingi, one of New Zealand's beloved musicians, as he embarks on a journey to explore the fascinating "other" islands of Aotearoa.
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