Stephanie Browitt

They're like kind of floating skyscrapers.

And this was you, your mum, your sister Crystal, your dad.

How close-knit were you as a family?

Now, your mum, Marie, has MS.

So I suppose a cruise like that would actually be really great for her.

It's a great way for someone with MS to see the world, isn't it?

Now, your mum had a real managerial role in the family.

What role did your dad tend to play on these cruises?

Your dad was a Carlton supporter.

Whereas you, your sister Crystal and your mum were Collingwood supporters and yet you were able to share a house together.

How is that even possible?

Has that ever been done before?

How could that possibly happen, Stephanie?

So you're on the cruise.

When did you become aware of the existence of White Island and the possibility of visiting it?

Now, if I'd seen like a brochure saying, come and visit a live volcano, I would have been an absolute hard yes to that.

I mean, who wouldn't want to see a live volcano?

Was that you?

Were you super keen?

So when the ship docked on the North Island of New Zealand, you, Sister Crystal and your dad, Paul, took the trip out there.