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DOC job cuts plan: Tourism, backcountry huts, flora and fauna at risk, groups say

Time：2024-04-30 05:47:39 source：Culture Corridor news portal
The Hump Ridge Track near Tuatapere.

The Hump Ridge Track near Tuatapere, in Fiordland, is one of the Great Walks. Photo: RNZ / Tess Brunton

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