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Auckland City Highlights, Afternoon Piha Beach & Rainforest Tour

★ 4.8 (139)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Auckland City Highlights, Afternoon Piha Beach & Rainforest Tour

When Noah from our team ran this Auckland combo, we got the city proper in the morning — perched on Mount Victoria in Devonport with views that actually justify the photo stops — then swapped the urban sprawl for rainforest and black sand within 45 minutes. It's a full 8.5-hour day that splits the difference for folks wanting both the city tick-box and a legit taste of New Zealand's landscape. Small group, local guide, afternoon tea thrown in. Works for most fitness levels, though you'll be on your feet for a couple of hours across the day.

Bike The Wineries (Full-Day) - Bike & Wine Tour

When Jake from our team did this full-day ride, he pedalled roughly 40 km through Central Otago's most scenic valleys—starting in the historic riverside town of Arrowtown, cruising through the Arrow and Kawarau gorges (with two swing bridges to cross), then rolling into the Gibbston wine region at his own pace. It's a self-guided adventure, so you're on your own bike, but support's a phone call away if you need help. The shuttle gets you from Queenstown to the start and picks you up from whichever winery you finish at—usually around 7.5 hours door-to-door.

Clearyak hire at Goat Island Marine Reserve

When Em from our team paddled a glass-bottomed kayak at Goat Island Marine Reserve near Auckland, it was a genuinely different way to see what's underneath. The 30-minute to hour-long trip takes you over crystal-clear water where fish are visible just metres below the transparent hull — no diving gear needed. It's a popular spot, so you'll see other paddlers about, but the water's calm enough for first-timers and kids. The reserve itself feels protected and pristine, the kind of place where marine life actually sticks around because boats are managed sensibly.

30 min – 1 hourfrom AUD $108

45-Minute Glacier Highlights Helicopter Tour from Mount Cook

★ 4.8 (59)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

New Zealand

45-Minute Glacier Highlights Helicopter Tour from Mount Cook

When Ben from our team booked this 45-minute helicopter tour out of Mount Cook, the pitch was simple: fly over Aoraki Mt Cook National Park, land on the Tasman Glacier, and see the Southern Alps from the air. The reality delivered on that. You're airborne within minutes of check-in, skimming past peaks and valleys with a live commentary crackling through your headset. The glacier landing gives you solid time on the ice—enough to feel the weight of the place without lingering. It's a tight operation: minimum four people per flight, weather-dependent, and you need to check in 45 minutes early. Suits most fitness levels and wheelchairs too.

Dunedin City Highlights, Otago Peninsula Scenery & Albatross Guided Tour

When Em from our team ran this Dunedin tour, we got a genuine feel for the city and peninsula without the cattle-herding vibe of a big-bus operation. The six-hour loop takes you through Dunedin's main sights, then winds along Highcliff Road — a narrow, scenic route only smaller groups can handle — to the Royal Albatross Centre on the peninsula's tip. You'll spend time at the Centre watching albatross nest and take off, with a short film and talk thrown in. It's the kind of outing where a guide can actually chat with you rather than yell from the front.

Bay of islands Waterfall Cruise Kayaking Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team paddled the Bay of Islands Waterfall Cruise, we found ourselves in a compact group heading straight for the dramatic falls via kayak. It's a straightforward 2.5-hour outing that skips the usual tourist circuit — no long bus rides or crowded viewpoints, just you, a paddle, and the sound of water thundering down. The Bay itself is moody and beautiful, especially in morning light, and you'll share the water with a handful of other paddlers and the odd local who knows exactly where the best angles are. The vibe is relaxed rather than adrenaline-fuelled, which suits most fitness levels.

Milford Sound Scenic Flight from Queenstown

When Alex from our team booked this scenic flight from Queenstown, we were after a proper aerial look at Milford Sound without the full-day fjord cruise commitment. The 1 hour 15 minute flight loops you over Fiordland's highest peaks, ancient glaciers, and iconic waterfalls—Mitre Peak, Bowen, Stirling, and Sutherland Falls all visible from the air. It's a small-plane experience through one of New Zealand's most dramatic landscapes, and the return leg via Arthur Valley shows you why the region feels properly untamed.

Iconic Wildlife Tour with Yellow Eyed Penguins & Royal Albatross

When Charlie from our team ran this 7-hour Dunedin wildlife tour, we got a proper taste of New Zealand's rarest creatures in their actual habitat—not a zoo setup. The day loops through a private reserve where Yellow Eyed Penguins nest (though they're wild, so no guarantees), a penguin rehab hospital, and the Royal Albatross Colony, with Dunedin's city sights tacked on. It's a cruise-ship-friendly operation that picks you up and drops you back at port, threading between lookouts and photo stops. The vibe is serious birdwatching territory—small groups, guides who know their stuff, and a real sense you're seeing something fragile and worth protecting.

Private Piha Beach, Rainforest Adventure & Mt. Eden with Guide

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this private tour, he got a proper taste of Auckland's wild side — without the tour-bus crowds. You're driven west into the Waitākere Ranges to the Arataki Cultural Centre for views and a yarn about Māori history, then into native rainforest thick with kauri and a hidden waterfall. The highlight's Piha Beach: black sand, towering Lion Rock, and the roar of the Tasman Sea. You finish atop Mount Eden's volcanic crater for 360-degree city views. Five hours, private guide, your own pace.

Redwood Forest , Blue Springs & Huka Falls Day Tour from Auckland

When Jake from our team ran this 11–13 hour loop from Auckland, it ticked the boxes for a proper nature day out without getting too ambitious. You're hitting three distinct spots—the Redwood Forest near Rotorua with its towering giant trees, the deceptively powerful Huka Falls (11 metres tall but punching well above its weight), and the gin-clear Blue Springs. The vibe is accessible rather than hardcore; you're walking easy-to-moderate tracks in each place, moving between them by air-conditioned van with a driver-guide. It suits people after genuine landscapes without the climbing or technical stuff.

11 hours – 13 hoursfrom AUD $509

★ 4.8 (17)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

New Zealand

Lake Matheson Nature Tour

When Sarah from our team did the Lake Matheson Nature Tour with Glacier Valley Eco Tours, we found ourselves on a straightforward 3–4 hour loop walk around one of New Zealand's most reflective lakes—literally. Perched in West Coast beech forest near Fox Glacier, Matheson sits perfectly still on calm days, mirroring Aoraki and Mount Tasman across its surface. The track is well-formed, crossing boardwalks and bridges, and the guides talk you through the geology and conditions that make those mirror shots possible. It's popular with families and mixed-fitness groups, and the early evening light is genuinely worth timing for.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $102

Private One-Way Transfer: Auckland Airport to Auckland City Hotel

★ 4.8 (17)

✈️ Transfers

New Zealand

Private One-Way Transfer: Auckland Airport to Auckland City Hotel

When Ben from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Auckland Airport to the city, it ticked the boxes for a straightforward airport run. You get a Toyota Hybrid — clean, air-con'd, roomy enough for three passengers plus luggage — driven by a professional who knows the route and shows up on time. It's a one-way shot direct to your hotel, available round the clock including public holidays. Nothing fancy, no group faff; just a reliable way to get from tarmac to your Auckland base in about an hour.

Zorb Inflatable Ball Ride from Mount Ngongotaha in New Zealand

When Sarah from our team tried the ZORB ride at Mount Ngongotaha, she rolled down what's billed as the world's longest inflatable ball tracks — basically a giant water slide where you're cushioned inside a bouncy sphere as it careens downhill. The whole experience sits on a scenic spot near Rotorua, mixing the novelty factor with a full wellness setup (hot tubs and sauna included). It's quirky, moderately thrilling, and draws a mix of adrenaline seekers and families after something different. Plan on an hour start to finish.

1 hourfrom AUD $81

Doubtful Sound Wilderness Cruise from Te Anau

★ 4.8 (337)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Doubtful Sound Wilderness Cruise from Te Anau

When Sarah from our team did this Doubtful Sound run from Te Anau, it was a proper full-day job — but the payoff justified the hours. You start with a cruise across Lake Manapouri's glassy water, then climb over Wilmot Pass (stopping to poke around Fiordland's thick rainforest and those brilliant alpine moss gardens), before the main event: nearly three hours on Doubtful Sound itself, where the fjord walls tower and the scale hits different. It's a solid 9-hour commitment, but suited us fine.

Skywire ziplining Adventure at Cable Bay, Nelson NZ

When Noah from our team tried the Skywire at Cable Bay, he found himself strapped in alongside three others, hurtling down 800 metres of pure gravity at speeds hitting 100km/hr—then turning around and doing it backwards. You start in a 4X4 van winding through native forest, guides firing off local stories and forest facts as you climb to the launch platform. The whole experience runs just under 12 minutes of actual flying time, wrapped in about 80 minutes total. It's the kind of rush that leaves you grinning like a kid and asking if you can go again straight away.

Premium 4 -Best Wineries Napier Hawke's Bay Tour, 5.5h - 6Hours

When Charlie from our team ran this Hawke's Bay winery tour, we rolled through four premium estates across New Zealand's top wine region in an air-conditioned minivan. The region punches above its weight — it's genuinely ranked in the world's top 12 for wine growing, and you'll visit operations ranging from boutique producers to established names like Mission Estate and Church Road. The afternoon covers about 5.5 hours door-to-door from Napier, with tastings at each stop, light food (pizza or cheese platters), and a local guide who knows the vines and the story behind them. It's a proper introduction to what Hawke's Bay does well.

Otago Peninsula Wildlife Tour & Cruise

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Otago Peninsula tour, she found it a genuinely solid day for wildlife spotters who want to see the real thing without the Disney-fication. You're driven through remote corners of the peninsula in a comfortable van, stopping at spots where Royal Albatross, fur seals, sea lions, and yellow-eyed penguins actually hang out, then finish with a one-hour harbour cruise to catch more from the water. The guide's commentary is live and local — not a script. It's a full 6.5 hours, fairly active, and the kind of place where you'll see actual animals doing actual things.

Mt Cook Small Group Tour & Heli Hike Combo from Queenstown

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this full-day combo from Queenstown, she got the Mt Cook highlights squeezed into 12 hours — a bus tour through the region paired with a genuine glacier hike accessed by helicopter. You're in serious alpine terrain here: dramatic peaks, ice fields, and a landscape that shifts from tussock valleys to snowfields depending on elevation. The operator runs tight small groups with guides who actually know their stuff and talk you through it all. It's ambitious for a single day, mixing road travel, two heli flights, and a proper walk on the Tasman Glacier itself.

12 hoursfrom AUD $1035

Tongariro Crossing Secure Parking & Shuttle one way

★ 4.8 (53)

✈️ Transfers

New Zealand

Tongariro Crossing Secure Parking & Shuttle one way

When Mia from our BugBitten team sorted transport for the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, we found a straightforward shuttle service run by local Māori operators from Turangi. You get dropped at Mangatepopo trailhead, park your car safely, and they collect you at the end—the crossing itself is unguided, so this is purely the logistics bit. The 30-minute shuttle ride comes with local commentary and a genuine feel for the area's significance. It's no-frills: they handle the driving and parking headache, you handle the 19.4km hike. Popular with trampers tackling what's genuinely one of NZ's best day walks.

Auckland City Lights Night Kayaking Tour

When Jake from our team paddled Auckland's City Lights Night Kayak Tour, we found ourselves gliding past the Sky Tower and Harbour Bridge as the city switched on. Starting from St Mary's Bay near Viaduct Harbour, the 2.5-hour paddle takes you along Westhaven Marina and past superyachts, with the skyline reflected in calm water. It's a clever idea — the city feels different from a kayak at dusk, and you're not fighting crowds. Locals and visitors mix well on the water, and the whole thing has a relaxed evening vibe rather than an adrenaline rush.

30min Classic VR (max 2 games)

When Ben from our BugBitten team tried this VR session, he stepped into what's billed as the Southern Hemisphere's largest dedicated virtual reality setup. You get 30 minutes of playtime across up to two games on their Infinity Platform — basically a massive motion-tracked space where your avatar moves with you, no controllers needed. It's pitched at anyone 10 and up, not just hardcore gamers. The whole visit runs about 40 minutes. The venue's in New Zealand and pulls a mixed crowd: families, mates after work, curious first-timers. It's slick gear, properly set up, and surprisingly accessible for a tech-forward experience.

Puketi Rainforest Guided Walks .This is not a Shore Excursion product .

When Alex from our team walked through Puketi Rainforest, we were struck by how untouched it all felt — towering kauri trees, birds you won't hear anywhere else, and plants that exist nowhere but here. The guide kept our group to just six people, which meant we actually got to stop and look properly instead of trudging along with thirty others. The walk runs 3–4 hours depending on which option you pick (half-day, full-day, or night), and it's the kind of place where you realise how much of New Zealand's native bush survives if you know where to find it.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $115

Rotorua to Auckland via Hobbiton Tour with Lunch - One Way

★ 4.8 (12)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Rotorua to Auckland via Hobbiton Tour with Lunch - One Way

When Lily from our BugBitten team did this Rotorua-to-Auckland trek, it was a solid day for Middle-earth devotees keen to tick the Hobbiton box. You're picked up in Rotorua, driven to Matamata (about 90 minutes), then unleashed on the Shire set — a genuine working farm that doubles as a sprawling outdoor studio where The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings were shot. The tour itself runs to roughly 7.5 hours door-to-door, with a guide steering you through hobbit holes, the Green Dragon Inn for a free drink, and a buffet lunch before you're dropped at your Auckland hotel. It's well-oiled, family-friendly, and hits all the set-visit notes.

Auckland Sunset tour with Winery & Thermal pool

When Em from our team ran this Auckland tour, we started at the Hunting Lodge winery for dinner and wine tasting—the food and drinks are fully included, which is a solid move. Then we headed to Muriwai Beach to catch the sunset over the West Coast, and finished by soaking in the warm mineral pools at Palm Springs. It's a 6-hour wind-down kind of experience: less adrenaline, more unwinding. The mix of food, scenery, and hot water appeals to travellers after something gentler than the usual Auckland day-trip circuit.

6 hoursfrom AUD $382

Queenstown: Walter Peak Farm Tour and Lake Cruise

★ 4.8 (8)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Queenstown: Walter Peak Farm Tour and Lake Cruise

When Sarah from our team ran this Queenstown combo, she found it a proper tonic for a morning or afternoon. You board the Spirit of Queenstown catamaran for a cruise across Lake Whakatipu, then dock at Walter Peak High Country Farm where a sheepdog demo showcases working dogs herding sheep across the paddocks. There's time to wander the farmyard, hand-feed sheep and deer, and get near Highland cattle before tea in an old woolshed. The whole thing runs about three and a half hours and feels less theme-park, more genuine rural showcase—the kind of thing Kiwi kids actually do out here.

3h 30mfrom AUD $117

Akaroa Full Day Private Tour From Christchurch

★ 4.8 (8)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Akaroa Full Day Private Tour From Christchurch

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this private day tour from Christchurch to Akaroa, we got a proper taste of the Banks Peninsula's French-colonial charm. You're collected and driven through Christchurch suburbs, pause at Sumner Beach for the coastal views, then roll into Akaroa — a pocket-sized port town with pastel buildings, art galleries, and a working harbour. The 8-hour loop lets you wander the main drag, grab lunch at a local café, and decide on extras like the harbour cruise to spot Hector's dolphins or the quirky Giant's House sculpture garden. It's a relaxed outing with a guide and air-con'd transport, pitched at families and couples after a gentler South Island day.

Southern Alps Scenic

When Alex from our team booked this scenic flight, we got a genuine taste of the Southern Alps from the air — a 75-minute spin that takes you over the Canterbury Plains, the braided Waimakiriri River, and up to a landing on Chest Peak at around 1,980 metres. The pilots are local Canterbury folk who actually know the land they're flying over, which makes the commentary feel lived-in rather than scripted. It's a stunning aerial view of one of New Zealand's most recognisable landscapes, and the landing itself is the real drawcard — you're genuinely high up and the vistas are proper expansive.

One Day Bike Hire

When Alex from our BugBitten team hired a bike for the Timber Trail, we got sorted with proper gear for the terrain — Trek Roscoe 7 hardtails or e-bike options, helmet, pump, spare tube, the lot. The Timber Trail itself cuts through native bush in New Zealand's Waikato region, a solid all-day ride that draws a mix of keen mountain bikers and weekend warriors. The trail spans from Ongarue to Piropiro, and you'll need to shuttle to the starting point. It's not a casual cruise; you're looking at moderate fitness and some decent elevation.

1 dayfrom AUD $81

Tauranga Cruise Tour Rotorua Redwood and Maori Village Experience

★ 4.8 (8)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Tauranga Cruise Tour Rotorua Redwood and Maori Village Experience

When Tom from our team booked this cruise-port tour out of Tauranga, we got a solid hit-and-miss day that worked better than expected. You're whisked from the ship to Rotorua via a kiwifruit stop, then into the Redwood Forest for a canopy walk among those towering Californian giants, before finishing at Whakarewarewa — a thermal village where geysers, mud pools, and a cultural performance meet a hangi-cooked lunch. It's family-friendly, Mercedes-level comfort, and tightly timed around cruise schedules. Six and a half hours, soup-to-nuts.

Taste of Petone: Wellington’s Half-Day Gourmet Tour

When Charlie from our team ran this half-day tour around Petone, Wellington's seaside foodie suburb, it felt like being taken on a proper local's crawl — minus the hangover. You're dropped into the historic Jackson Street strip, bouncing between a specialty coffee roastery, a NZ cheese maker, a chocolatier, and a craft brewery, with a professional local guide steering the van between stops. Five hours, small groups, and enough tasting to keep you buzzing without overdoing it. It's the kind of outing that works best if you genuinely like eating, drinking, and hearing the guts of where your food comes from.

Private Shore Excursion: Explore Marlborough from Picton

When Em from our team booked this private shore excursion from Picton, we found ourselves with genuine flexibility — something rare when you're cruise-ship bound. A local driver whisks groups of up to 11 through the Marlborough wine region, hitting cellar doors and a chocolate boutique along the way. You taste wines, graze on platters overlooking the Wairau Valley, and have the peace of knowing you'll make your ship's departure. It's a solid half-day escape from the port without the stress, though you'll be footing the lunch bill yourself.

4 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $1607

Arrowtown & Queenstown Kiwi Special Tour, Local discovery tour.

★ 4.8 (4)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Arrowtown & Queenstown Kiwi Special Tour, Local discovery tour.

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this tour, she got a proper local's take on Queenstown and Arrowtown without the usual tourist script. You're driven in a small air-conditioned group through the region's standout scenery—dramatic peaks, hidden lookouts, and the restored gold-mining streets of Arrowtown—with a guide who actually grew up here and knows the stories behind the landscape. The 4-hour loop feels unhurried: there's time to walk Arrowtown's heritage avenue, duck into local cafés, and stop for photos at viewpoints most day-trippers skip. It's the kind of tour where the guide remembers why they love the place, not just the script.

Rotorua Private Sauna Experience

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried this Rotorua sauna setup, she found a genuinely quiet escape—just your group of up to four, a hinoki wood sauna with volcanic rocks, and those lit ponds creating a moody backdrop. Forty minutes might sound brief, but it's enough to sweat, plunge into the cold tubs, and feel the contrast therapy kick in. The setting beside Whakarewarewa Forest is properly peaceful, and the whole thing works for first-timers and sauna veterans alike.

Full-Day Wine Tour from Blenheim

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this full-day wine tour out of Blenheim, we hit five to seven wineries across Marlborough's rolling vineyard country—a region that punches well above its weight for Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc. The tour spans roughly six hours with a guided narrative on what makes these wines tick and how to actually taste them properly. You're picked up from your Blenheim digs, dropped at wineries where tasting is the main event, and a lunch break happens mid-tour at a winery restaurant (your shout). Small groups keep things intimate, and the vibe is relaxed rather than rushed.

6 hoursfrom AUD $212

Private Tour to Rotorua’s Natural wonders and Māori Arts & craft.

★ 4.8 (4)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Private Tour to Rotorua’s Natural wonders and Māori Arts & craft.

When Jake from our team did this 12.5-hour loop from Auckland, it hit the geothermal highlights of Rotorua without the faff of driving himself. Te Puia's the centerpiece — geysers, mud pools, native bush, and a working Māori Arts and Crafts Institute all in one valley. You'll catch a haka performance, eat a hangi lunch, and get close to kiwi birds in their conservation centre. It's a curated day that crams a lot in: part nature spectacle, part cultural experience, part wildlife viewing. Suits most fitness levels, includes return transfers from Auckland CBD or the port.

12h 30mfrom AUD $1103

★ 4.7 (1,034)

🛕 Culture & History

New Zealand

Wētā Workshop Unleashed Tour - Auckland

When Em from our team ran the Wētā Workshop Unleashed Tour at Auckland's SkyCity, we got a rare peek behind the curtain of how the studio crafts practical effects for film. The 90-minute experience is built around three film projects—spanning fantasy, sci-fi, and horror—where you'll handle props, examine creatures and robots, and see the workshop mid-creation. The vibe is hands-on and playful; you're surrounded by other curious tourists and film buffs keen to understand how impossible things get made real. It's pitched at everyone from kids to adults, and the energy stays tight because groups stay small enough that you're never crammed shoulder-to-shoulder.

Dinner at Walter Peak High Country Farm and Cruise from Queenstown

When Ben from our team booked this Queenstown evening, we got the full lakeside package: a cruise across Lake Wakatipu aboard one of two vessels, followed by dinner at Colonel's Homestead Restaurant on Walter Peak station. The combo hits a sweet spot for travellers wanting a bit of scenery, farm life, and proper food without the fuss of cooking it themselves. The setting's genuinely pretty — you're eating with lake and alpine views while wood smoke drifts across the grounds — and the crowd tends toward couples and families after a day's activity. The whole outing runs about four hours, which feels leisurely rather than rushed.

4 hoursfrom AUD $160

Milford Sound Coach & Cruise from Queenstown: Panoramic Views

★ 4.7 (462)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

New Zealand

Milford Sound Coach & Cruise from Queenstown: Panoramic Views

When Em from our BugBitten team took this coach-and-cruise combo from Queenstown, we found it a solid way to see Milford Sound without the stress of driving yourself. The 12-and-a-half-hour day runs from Queenstown along Lake Whakatipu and up the dramatic Milford Road, then onto a two-hour nature cruise beneath thundering waterfalls. The coach is well-kitted with panoramic windows and USB ports, and your driver does the storytelling while you watch the landscape unfold. It's popular with travellers keen to tick Milford off without the DIY headache.

Private Auckland Airport Transfer: to/from City Hotels in Minivan

When Sarah from our team booked a private transfer from Auckland Airport to the city, she appreciated skipping the taxi queue and chaos of ride-share apps. This is a straightforward door-to-door service for up to four passengers in a spacious minivan—driver meets you at the terminal, handles your bags, and takes you straight to your hotel. It's a no-fuss option if you're landing early, late, knackered, or travelling with kids and luggage. The whole trip runs 1 minute to 1 hour depending on where you're headed in Auckland.

1 min – 1 hourfrom AUD $94

Whaka Trails and Maori Village Combo Tour

★ 4.7 (199)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

New Zealand

Whaka Trails and Maori Village Combo Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran the Whaka combo, it delivered a genuine two-part experience: first, a guided walk through the Māori village where geothermal features aren't just backdrop—they're woven into how the community actually lives and eats (corn roasted in hot pools is a highlight). Then the Geothermal Trails section opens up the raw landscape itself—bubbling mud, steaming lakes, the works. It's compact (1–3 hours depending on pace), family-friendly, and feels less like a theme park and more like seeing how a place ticks. Rotorua's geothermal activity is genuinely striking, and this tour doesn't oversell it.

1 hour – 3 hoursfrom AUD $74

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