The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's four-day visit to New Zealand attracted big crowds and plenty of media coverage. But it comes with a price tag for the taxpayer - previous Royal tours have cost about $1 million. So what do we get out of it? And is it really worth it? Reporter Sarah Robson has been weighing up some of the benefits.
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