Since Scottish-born outlaw, James McKenzie, filched sheep from South Island squattocrats in the mid 1800s, the scene of his crimes has become known as the MacKenzie Country.
Today, this picturesque region, protected by world heritage status, has become a battleground with disputes over irrigation and water rights at its heart.
In Heart of the MacKenzie, Matt Philp tells the story of Glenmore Station, the family which has called it home for more than a century, and their high country spirit.
Since Scottish-born outlaw, James McKenzie, filched sheep from South Island squattocrats in the mid 1800s, the scene of his crimes has become known as the MacKenzie Country.
Today, this picturesque region, protected by world heritage status, has become a battleground with disputes over irrigation and water rights at its heart.
In Heart of the MacKenzie, Matt Philp tells the story of Glenmore Station, the family which has called it home for more than a century, and their high country spirit.
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Heart of the MacKenzie – the Glenmore Station Story by Matt Philp. Published by Random House. RRP $49.99.
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