There have been many stories of how families have spent the month in lockdown, but one family has had a particularly unique experience.
Kirsty Willis is the general manager of Willowbank Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch. When the lockdown loomed her family - including three kids aged 15, 11 and six - decided to isolate on the reserve itself, and they have stayed on site since lockdown began.
With the reserve hoping to reopen next week if the country moves out of alert level 3, Kirsty spoke to Checkpoint reporter Logan Church about what living in lockdown at the zoo has been like for her family.
