(AFP)- Striding across her vineyard in New Zealand's picturesque Marlborough region, winemaker Jane Hunter pauses for a moment to reflect on the woes besetting the industry she pioneered. "It's been a bit soul-destroying really," she says. "If we're all going to survive, we've all got to work together." "New Zealand wine's always been the good news story," she adds, citing a reputation for quality that allowed it to command prices other new world producers such as Australia and South Africa could only dream of.