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Earlier this week Checkpoint spoke to the president of the Auckland Beekeepers association about the swarms of bees out and about in the supercity. The mild winter means there's lots of them around. They're keeping Ken Brown and his team of 50 bee keepers busy. They rescue swarms when they're reported by member of the public and authorities. Reporter Teuila Fuatai tagged along to this morning's mission to net about 9000 bees.
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New Zealand
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