Watch: The Terry Huffer guide to Piha

25 Feb 2019

Culture

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Mark Mitchinson, the star of the Piha-set series High Road, gives his personal tour of the West Auckland beach.

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It’s one of New Zealand’s most picturesque locations, but what are the best bits? Piha local Mark Mitchinson, who plays rockstar-turned-radio DJ Terry Huffer in the Lightbox series High Road, takes us on a tour of West Auckland’s famous beach suburb.

High Road is a Lightbox Original. Season two of High Road is available to watch on Lightbox right here.

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