AP Television Rotorua, North Island - 8 November 2010 1. Various of men in traditional Maori dress welcoming tourists to cultural evening with traditional dance AP Television Rotorua, North Island - 9 November 2010 2. Various of geyser spurting water 3. Wide of Maori meeting house in Maori village of Ohinemutu in Rotorua 4. Mid of carving on top of meeting house 5. SOUNDBITE (English): Josie Scott, resident of Ohinemutu Village: "I've been involved in tourism from the day we were born, from the time you could walk. Because when I was born the cars were allowed to come into this area here, they would park up and, as they swept around the corner of this meeting house, we'd all run down, jump on the running boards, hang onto the windows, and ask everybody 'would you like a penny haka (dance performance)?' So we've been doing that most of our lives. All the kids here did it and enjoyed it, and of course we got a little bit of cash out of it as well. And it entertained the visitors of course, because nothing was structured here as far as tourism was concerned." AP Television Auckland, North Island - 11 November 2010 6. Set-up shot of Dr Chellie Spiller from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) walking outside Maori meeting house 7. SOUNDBITE (English): Dr Chellie Spiller, Auckland University of Technology Faculty for Maori Development: "What people really want is a way of life. They want to be able to know what is it like stepping into a Maori world view." AP Television Rotorua, North Island - 9 November 2010 8. Close of sign reading (Maori/English): Whakarewarewa Thermal Village 9. Wide of tourists walking through village on Maori cultural guided tour 10. Pan from steaming geothermal ground to Maori tour guide Anita Gardiner talking to tourists 11. Wide of tourists being shown hangi (traditional underground oven that uses geothermal heat to cook food) 12. Close of hangi oven UPSOUND (English): "So what we have over here folks is what our children love to call the Maori microwave." 13. Wide of Gardiner pulling lid off oven 14. Tilt up from steaming geothermal oven to tourists watching 15. Various of steam coming off geothermal pool 16. Various of geothermal bathing pools, UPSOUND (English): "This is one of our bathing areas. Now for us after five o'clock here when we have our home back to ourselves, we will simply grab our towels, soap, shampoo and conditioner and make our way on down here." 17. Wide of tour group outside meeting house 18. SOUNDBITE (English): Anita Gardiner, Maori Tour guide: "She (great grandmother) became a guide of this area in the early 1900s, 1920-something, and they only had one child. So when he married, bringing his wife back here, she became a guide, and as did my Mum and then there's me. So, four generations." 19. Mid of tourist taking photo of geyser 20. SOUNDBITE (English): Joanna McQuair, Tourist from USA: "I thought it was fascinating how they cook and bathe and everything within the waters, and the process that they go through everything, that they live very simply still. Even after all of these years they still have a very simple life, and they love it." AP Television Rotorua, North Island - 8 November 2010 21. Wide of tourists learning to play traditional Maori stick-catching game at cultural evening in forest 22. Pan across tourist posing for photo with man in Maori traditional dress 23. Various of tourists helping dig out hangi meal from underground oven 24. Mid of tourists watching and taking photos 25. Wide of men lifting tray of food out of underground oven 26. Wide of man demonstrating traditional carving 27. Mid of carver explaining carving to tourists 28. SOUNDBITE (English): Daniel Kaulana Heretaunga, Maori Cultural Performer: AP Television You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a6505621ef61f1824fa0f62dd3b67f5b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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