Devonport’s Village and Volcanic Peaks: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

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1. Pass by this local landmark, installed in 1928, it was a tribute to James Alison, a prominent local businessman and mayor of Devonport

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2. Colloquially known as the 'Untidy Soldier', walk by this historic statue, embraced as a fitting tribute to the authentic spirit of New Zealand's servicemen.

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3. Pass by this beloved landmark, opened in 1912, the oldest purpose-built cinema in the Southern Hemisphere still in operation

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4. Stroll up one of Devonport’s most iconic landmarks, also known as Takarunga, rising 87 meters above sea level, and the highest volcanic cone on the North Shore

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5. As you walk, peek at this iconic centre, established in 2005 to honour Michael King, one of New Zealand’s most respected historians and biographers and New Zealand’s only residential writers' retreat

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6. Pass by the old military bunker, another remnant of the days when kiwis built defences all along this coast

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7. Walk as you learn that in New Zealand, a "dairy" isn’t where milk is made - it’s a community fixture, often family-run, and known by locals for decades

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8. Pass by this historic church, showing how vital faith was to early communities, in early colonial Devonport, with religion playing a central role in shaping community life, social structure, and moral values

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9. Walk by this historically significant beach, one of the first places Māori set foot in New Zealand

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10. Stroll through Devonport Beach with it's gentle curve of golden sand that offers stunning views of the Waitematā Harbour, safe swimming, and a perfect place to soak in the seaside charm of the village

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