If there's anything constant at Zion Wildlife Gardens, it's change.
Yesterday new owners took control of the wildlife park, and existing operator Patricia Busch found she couldn't leave the park without running the risk that she wouldn't be let back in.
With the threat of eviction hanging over the operator's head, reporters kept vigil outside the gate while cars came and went.
Ms Busch’s daughter Megan had spent seven hours in Whangarei cells yesterday after being trespassed from her home at Zion.
The locks have since been changed at the head keeper's house, and she isn't allowed back - or even on the road leading to the park.
Patricia Busch has been given a list of conditions, and she must comply or face eviction. One condition is that she cannot instruct the new landlord’s staff.
She asked security to let her lawyer in - but they refused.
So what will become of Patricia, daughter Megan, and the park that is their home?
Watch the video for the full report