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Kiwis, clubs and drugs: club cultures in Wellington, New Zealand.: An article from: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology by Fiona Hutton, 2010-04-01 Treatise and Handbook of Orange-Culture in Auckland, New Zealand. by G.E. ALDERTON, 1884-01-01 Treatise and Handbook of Orange-Culture in Aukland, New Zealand by Geo. E Alderton, 1884 Christie Glasshouse Guide : The First Book on Glasshouse Culture Especially Written for New Zealand & Australian Conditions Cross Culture in Art in New Zealand: A visual exploration in stone carving by Sharon Painter-Arps, 2010-06-14 Book & print in New Zealand: a guide to print culture in Aotearoa.: An article from: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada Oral culture, literacy and print in early New Zealand: The Treaty of Waitangi. by Victoria University Press/Alexander Turnbull Library, 1985 Polynesia & Pakeha in New Zealand Education - Volume I: The Sharing of Cultures by ed and Clement Hill, ed Douglas Bray, 1973-01-01 Oral Culture, Literacy and Print in Early New Zealand The Treaty of Waitangi by MCKENZIE (D.F.), 1985 Maori Culture: Taniwha, Mana, Kakapo, Taonga, New Zealand Cuisine, Huia, New Zealand Hip Hop, One Tree Hill, New Zealand, Poi, Maori Mythology Perceptions of safety management and safety culture in the aviation industry in New Zealand [An article from: Journal of Air Transport Management] by G.K. Gill, G.S. Shergill, 2004-07-01 Books & pamphlets relating to culture & the arts in New Zealand: A bibliography including works published to the end of the year 1977 by Bernard W Smyth, 1978 Crocodile and lizard in New Zealand myth and material culture (Records of the Otago Museum. Anthropology, no. 1) by H. D Skinner, 1964 The Ringatu Movement: a Phenomenological Essay on Culture Shock in New Zealand/Aotearoa by Irvine Roxburgh, 1998-12

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101. Maori
     What does each color and shape mean? What is the Maori name for new zealand? Discussan example of Maori tradition or culture. What is its most famous fruit?  
     http://asterix.ednet.lsu.edu/~edtech/webquest/maori.html
     
     Extractions: by Wanda Moreau Judy Rabalais Introduction Task ... Conclusion New Zealand is a mixture of the past and the present, sometimes existing side by side.The Maori, the indigenous tribes, are people of distinct culture. The visitor is immediately surrounded by Maori influences and drawn into the background of this fascinating people. A study of the Maori is unique and interesting because of their history and continuing search for recognition in their homeland. You and your fellow travelers will explore the history, culture, geography and art of the Maori people of New Zealand. As you travel through the available sites, you will become aware of the fierce pride and tradition associated with this ancient people. In this quest for knowledge you will add to your research resources by using the Internet and computer software. During the course of this unit, travelers will greet each other with the traditional Maori salutation,"Kia ora", which means hello and/or goodbye. Kia ora!

102. Rob Tilley Photography
     Nature and travel photography including wildlife, landscapes, plants, and culture from North America, Japan, Australia and new zealand.  
     http://www.robtilleyphotos.com

103. New Zealand Gifts Of Art And Culture
     new zealand Gifts of Art culture. Art Works Of new zealand Online Gift Shop.  
     http://www.artworksnz.co.nz/
     
     Extractions: http://www.artworksnz.co.nz/ New Zealand/Aotearoa - (meaning: "Land of the Long White Cloud") and now dubbed "The Middle Earth" is a land of clean, green pastures, scenic landscapes and a country the rest of the world wants to visit. The indigenous people, the Maori, have a culture that has been carried through the years from the time of their arrival in the 10th century. In recent years, the Maori culture has had a resurgence and has been adopted by all those who live here blending into the multi-racial society of today. Browse through the site and you will gain a brief understanding of the Maori culture as the modern day craft-artist depicts many symbols from its mythology.

104. Hedleys Booksellers
     Booksellers specialising in history of pop / rock culture, the history of the Pacific Region plus books on Australian, new zealand and Pacific art.  
     http://hedleysbooks.co.nz
     
     Extractions: BOOKSELLERS Established 1907 in Masterton New Zealand. Books sourced worldwide either new or secondhand. Books for book collectors or corporate or business gifts. Specialists in history of pop / rock culture especially the 60s. Eric Clapton, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob Marley and Queen. Books on the history of the Pacific Region - especially early explorers and navigators like James Cook and Matthew Flinders.

105. West Coast, South Island, New Zealand
     Isolated from the rest of new zealand by the Southern Alps, Coasters have developeda distinctive culture of their own, where the pioneering values of self  
     http://www.west-coast.co.nz/
     
     Extractions: The West Coast of the Southern Alps is an adventure and outdoor paradise. With a large range of accommodation options to choose from, there is plenty of time to explore this spectacular region. There are walks to suit all ages and abilities, tourism experiences, , surfing, jetboating, jet skiing glacier walks scenic flights , mountain biking, horse treks, fishing gold panning , to name but a few. Arts and Crafts

106. Index
     new zealand firm providing Dendrobium and Sarcochilus flasks and tissue culture and orchid flasking services for hobby growers.  
     http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~invitro/
     
     Extractions: Peter W Spear Welcome to the home page for invitrolabs. Take a look at how we can assist you with plant propagation, plant sourcing, and computerising nursery management. We can supply and service computers, upgrade and set up for all internet operations. PRODUCTS. Look at our plant list and things to come. MISSION. Customer retention, yours and mine, through good relations and communication. Greater returns on effort by improving technology. PROFILE. There are real benefits for small businesses by.. Customer care and training. Improved production methods and technology. Computer integration in your operation. PEOPLE. With the "information highway," where there are cool minds and a wealth of experience Kalmia Micropropagation Pics of New Zealand And I Links to other sites ...

107. SehSekHoi
     A group experimenting with music and instruments across culture, including West Africa, Korea, Turkey, Indonesia, new zealand Maori, China, India and South America. With member background and biographies.  
     http://www.geocities.com/sehsekhoi/

108. New Zealand Archaeology
     and its cultural impact,; culture change in new zealand, the local origins and thetiming of development of the distinctive Maori culture of late prehistory,;  
     http://www.nzarchaeology.org/

109. James Foto New Plymouth Photographer
     Professional photographer specialising in tourism imagery, including new zealand Maori culture. Gallery of new zealand photos online.  
     http://jamesfoto.com

110. Hocken Library, University Of Otago Library
     One of the foremost historical research libraries in new zealand. The Library collects widely in relation to the history and culture of new zealand, the Pacific and Antarctica, and has a special emphasis on the regions of Otago and Southland. Information on the Library, Dr T. M. Hocken, collections, catalogues, what's on, publications, Friends of the Hocken and links to other Web sites.  
     http://www.library.otago.ac.nz/libs/hocken/index.html
     
     Extractions: Resources Hocken Library Catalogues Collections ... Contacts The Hocken Library is one of the foremost historical research libraries in New Zealand. It was established in 1910 when Dr Thomas Morland Hocken gave his private collection to the University of Otago, in trust for the people of New Zealand. The Library collects widely in relation to the history and culture of New Zealand, the Pacific and Antarctica, and has a special emphasis on the regions of Otago and Southland. The research collections include: archives, manuscripts, books, pamphlets, newspapers, maps, periodicals, paintings, drawings, photographs, music, and film. These collections are housed in secure stacks and can be consulted in the reading rooms and exhibition galleries at the Library. Top of page The Hocken Library owes its existence to the vigorous collecting and subsequent generosity of a Dunedin doctor, Thomas Morland Hocken (1836-1910). Born in Lincolnshire, the son of a Wesleyan minister, Hocken qualified in medicine in 1856 and worked as a ship's surgeon between England and Australia until settling in Dunedin in 1862. As a doctor, and coroner for 22 years, T.M. Hocken became one of the city's best-known figures - 'a neat, dapper little man, with a short-clipped beard and dark lively eyes. Bustling, energetic, intensely industrious, he had a winning personality and infectious enthusiasm.'

111. Arts Centre Bookshop-New Zealand Books-New Zealand Online Bookstore
     Books available relating to all things new zealand. Maori, new zealand history, biographies, and Pacific culture. Online shopping cart and search facility.  
     http://www.booksnz.com
     
     Extractions: In this, James George's extraordinary second novel, three people, strangers all, are thrown together in a world of sand and ocean and sky on Northland's Ninety Mile Beach. Jordan - a tattooed man who lives alone at the base of his ancestral hill in a boat that was never launched - has his solitude broken by the arrival of two travellers: one who falls from the air, another who arrives following childhood tracks. Kingi, a distinguished Battle of Britain veteran, is journeying to keep a promise made on Crete half a century ago. Kataraina, a former prostitute, has left Sydney's Kings Cross and is finally travelling home. But their journeys and their lives change forever with the arrival of a young woman and her daughter ... This novel sets global conflict against a sensuous search for love. The action sweeps across fifty years, and ranges around the globe from New Zealand ...

112. Print Culture In New Zealand: Introduction
     Over the last five years the University has established itself as a centre for NewZealand Print culture research, hosting a conference on print culture and  
     http://www.otago.ac.nz/nzpg/print/
     
     Extractions: Dunedin, New Zealand Print History is a new field concerned with all aspects of printing and publishing. It brings together the technological, economic, social and artistic factors that intervene between the writer and the printed text, in order to determine the extent to which print influences and is influenced by the culture it inhabits. The University of Otago has a long tradition of bibliographical scholarship. Over the last five years the University has established itself as a centre for New Zealand Print Culture research, hosting a conference on print culture and collaborating on (1997). Research continues, focussing on a more comprehensive understanding of Otago print history as a basis for future regional studies. See publications

113. New Zealand And The Pacific In Global Context Research Theme (University Of Otag
     Rural Sustainability. Print culture in new zealand. Sites of Gender (Caversham).Land and People. Gender Relations in NZ the Pacific. NZ and Pacific Archaeology.  
     http://www.otago.ac.nz/nzpg/
     
     Extractions: introduction This research centre brings together scholars in several disciplines and projects who undertake research on New Zealand and the South Pacific. The theme provides a forum for social scientists who use longitudinal studies to explain social and cultural dynamics and scholars interested in developing theoretical approaches to change over time. Through its extensive networks it also serves to pool ideas, benchmark against best practice, and develop leading-edge knowledge and skills. The research being carried out within this centre spans the full duration of human settlement and human achievement in the Southern Pacific. Because oceanic islands have long been seen as Nature's laboratories our several projects also share an interest in comparative and longitudinal analysis of social and cultural change, the dynamics of the relationship between centre and periphery, and the cognitive and social practices appropriate to transdisciplinary inquiry. We share a particular interest in the way in which unique societies and cultures have been formed, the interface between peoples and their environments, and the construction of distinctive community and national identities. We also share a commitment to using local evidence and data to address questions and issues of global significance.

114. New Zealand Society & Culture - NZPAGES
     A contribution to the critique of politics, culture and the mediain new zealand, with articles by journalist Rohan Quinby.  
     http://society-culture.nzpages.co.nz/Society_and_Culture/
     
     Extractions: Saturday, June 05, 2004 Lotto: Strike: Bonus Balls: Powerball: Visit the Lotto Results Site Health Guides - Top 5 Lung Cancer Cystitis Laparoscopy Tinnitus ... Visit HealthGuidesOnline.com Drug Information Drug Search A-C Drug Search D-H Drug Search I-M Drug Search N-S ... Visit the Drugs.com site Support NZPAGES New Zealand's Largest Web Site Directory Friday, June 11, 2004 (1641 Sites) Crime Disabilities Genealogy History ... Social Science Sponsored Lisitings Add you site here Lowest Prices On Society At DealTime!

115. Chinese In New Zealand
     The evolution and development of the Chinese community in new zealand, broadly inthe areas of Politics, Society and culture and more intimately in the fields  
     http://www.stevenyoung.co.nz/chinesevoice/
     
     Extractions: You can quickly see WHAT’S NEW on this website. According to Google this is the most popular (most cited) website on an admittedly very narrow subject: The Chinese in New Zealand - with content biased towards the Chinese who have been in New Zealand for several generations. SITE HISTORY This website started out in 1998 as a whimsical exercise to use then-new web-based technology to re-publish articles originally in Chinese Voice This was a specialist section in Wellington’s City Voice newspaper now defunct which covered on-going aspects of the community, cultural and political life of the Chinese in Wellington, New Zealand. At the same time I took the opportunity to re-publish a few other articles which could be of historical interest. Since then, the site has grown considerably as I have added topical content about the Chinese community in New Zealand as it evolves – politically, socially and culturally. Generally the articles collected here have been "published" elsewhere, ie written and presented to an audience – speeches, conference papers, university papers, school term essays, letters to the editor, newspaper articles etc.

116. The Maori - New Zealand In History
     These tools can be traced to new zealand from Eastern Polynesia. Around 3500 yearsago the Polynesian culture began to expand eastwards from the Bismarck  
     http://history-nz.org/maori.html
     
     Extractions: The Polynesians European explorers Abel Janszoon Tasman Captain James Cook Marion du Fresne Dumont d'Urville ... Cyrille Laplace More The French maritime situation 15th-16th centuries Before annexation James Busby Baron Charles Hippolyte de Thierry ... Taranaki War timeline Also Hongi Hika and the Musket Wars Brief pre-history Settlement in New Zealand The Haka, the Taua ... Ki-o-Rahi More Brief history Hongi Hika, chief of the Nga Puhi tribe Te Rauparaha, chief of the Ngati Toa tribe Te Kooti : resistant, prophet, founder of the Ringatu church ... Michael Joseph Savage, Prime Minister For more biographies The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography website General information Volcanism - The eruption of Mount Tarawera Famous New Zealanders ... Pictures Kiwi ex-pats : Living in the UK Living in France Timeline of events Prime Minister timeline ... The local people marae T he ancestors of the were a Polynesian people originating from south-east Asia. Some historians trace the early Polynesian settlers of New Zealand as migrating from today's China, making the long voyage travelling via Taiwan, through the South Pacific and on to Aotearoa (New Zealand).

117. Scoop: News > New Zealand Arts Culture & Sport Headlines
     The new zealand Improvised Music Charitable Trust is presenting throughout 2004Sunday night concerts showcasing contemporary aural art, ranging from  
     http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/news/culture.html
     
     Extractions: NewsAgent Features Subscribe About Us ... Health 11th June 2004 12:27 pm Film New Zealand announces new trustees Film New Zealand has ended a year of restructuring with the announcement of 8 (eight) appointments to its new Board of Trustees. 10:51 am Boost Mobile NZ Schools Tour Boost Mobile NZ Schools Tour Boost Mobile is proud to announce their support of this year’s NZ Schools Tour. The tour features premier pop-punk group Goodnight Nurse who are already making their mark on the NZ music landscape. 10:44 am Soccer Fans Get A Chance To Play At Old Trafford Kiwi soccer fans are being offered a unique opportunity to play on the home ground of the most famous football team in the world. 10:40 am Free lunchtime performances brighten winter days Dance, comedy, live music and other surprising treats are in store for the public and Auckland College of Education campus community. The college is delighted to announce its inaugural “ActivAte” series of lunchtime performances, starting next week. 10:39 am The Living Room - Sunday 8.30pm, C4 Episode Three of The Living Room is presented by former Palmerston North band Cortina. We also meet a couple of Wellington street artists Arlo and Otis, catch up with Dunedin based artist James Robinson and head to London to meet a woman who does crazy things ... 10:34 am Kiwi ‘Coffee King’ Focused On World Barista Crown New Zealand’s ‘coffee king’ Carl Sara heads off to the World Barista Championships in Trieste, Italy next week with the world coffee-making crown firmly in his sights.

118. Cross-Cultural Global Workshop - New Zealand
     to Local culture 3. Getting Ready for Cultural Differences 4. Advanced Introductionto Local culture 5. Professional Life in new zealand 6. Advanced  
     http://www.globalworkshop.com/newzealand.html
     
     Extractions: Belgium ... CONTACT US Destination - New Zealand Welcome to Destination New Zealand page! Here you will find information about our workshops and reports designed to facilitate your business and social activity in New Zealand. To view information about our trainers and coaches, enter here . The first three categories are business workshops. To receive a free complete package, click on the free additional information button at the bottom of each workshop section. The forth category is the Executive Report on New Zealand which can be delivered to your e-mail within 5 hours. If you have any questions enter here.

119. Te Puni Kokiri : Maori In New Zealand - Maori Language And Culture Statistics
     This survey looks at the health of the Maori language throughout new zealand. year,opportunities for the transmission of Maori language and culture from the  
     http://www.tpk.govt.nz/maori/language/default.asp

120. Africa New Zealand Cycling Tours, Mountain Biking, Culture And Wildlife Tours, H
     tours and trips in Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia and new zealand. Hiking and trekkingon Mt Kilimanjaro and Mt Kenya. Including local culture, wildlife, community  
     http://www.escapeadv.com/
     
     Extractions: Contact Us Small group travel by bike or foot is the ultimate way to immerse yourself in the culture, wildlife and landscapes of any destination. Especially one as diverse as AFRICA or as scenic and dramatic as NEW ZEALAND and CHILE Our trips focus on getting out and being a part of the environment and landscape that we are travelling through rather than just a spectator. Our bike trips are fully vehicle supported so you get to experience the best of the local landscape, people, culture and wildlife with the comfort and security of a vehicleto carry all of your gear, or you if you need a break from the saddle.

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