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MultiPage The soc.culture.new-zealand FAQ There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge From: phil@hyphen.southern.co.nz (phil stuart-jones) Reply-To: soc.culture.new-zealand@news.demon.co.uk news.announce.newgroups soc.culture.australian soc.culture.british ... soc.culture.misc ,nz.general From: gcwillia@daisy.waterloo.edu news.groups so all discussion regarding this proposal should take place there. So, if you're interested and don't subscribe to news.groups, SUBSCRIBE to it NOW! I want to hear publicly from all you Kiwis (and others interested) scattered few and far between all over the globe. Shake off the traditional Kiwi apathy cos "she'll be right" won't work here on the net. Get those fingers typing and tell us what you think. Cheers, Graeme Williams - a Kiwi in Canada gcwillia@daisy.waterloo.edu That's it. Any comments or contributions to this introduction would be appreciated. Please post as usual... =========================================================================== PART A Subject: A1 HOW TO FIND NZers AND INFORMATION ABOUT NZ Subject: A1.1 On The Net Anyone searching for people in NZ might like to try searching the online telephone directory first. Try pointing your Web browser at: http://tdl.tols.co.nz/cgi-bin/wmain.pl - Follow this newsgroup! You might also want to investigate the nz.* groups (if they are available to you) particularly nz.general. Corrections for any of these addresses would be appreciated. The faq is available from numerous sites, including: ftp site: ftp.demon.co.uk dir: /pub/ibmpc/misc including the internet access faq and immigration eligibility software. For those who want to know who is able to be contacted in New Zealand, Mark Davies of Victoria University has put the list of New Zealand Internet connected sites on the web at:

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Cultural Ties Because of its history and position as the largest pacific island nation, New Zealand has a special relationship with some island countries of the South Pacific. Read about the Cook Islands Niue and Tokelau . We also have large numbers of expats in other countries, and, perhaps alas, import a lot of our media from abroad. Hence: Little bits of American Cultural Knowledge that may be useful to New Zealanders. Visual Arts All of our previous links seem to have gone stale. Let us know using the form at the bottom, if you have any suggestions. Cuisine: Information about NZ Food Cinema: All of our previous links seem to have gone stale. Let us know using the form at the bottom, if you have any suggestions. Broadcast: Radio New Zealand on the Web The New Zealand internet news group, soc.culture.new-zealand Language Te reo maori (the Maori Language). New Zealand English to US English Dictionary The Wellington Public Library catalogue , and its Maori Language Collection History: Watch for our full History Guide Notable New Zealanders Instructions from the British Govt to one of their colonial administrators: 1839 Ethnic and Cultural Communities within NZ/Ao Jewish Community Orthodox Christian Community Queer (Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual) Community

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Art History, NZ, page 1 V arious artists visited New Zealand with the explorers like Tasman, Cook, and d'Urville, and their work was essentially of a practical nature - they were here to record - and their recordings were subservient to the "scientific attitude" of the times. They were draftsmen. William Hodges (image of " Resolution " above) was the most accomplished artist to visit New Zealand, arriving on Cook's second Pacific voyage. His talents can be seen, when in 1773, the " Resolution " was moored in Dusky Sound and he allowed the essence of Romanticism to direct his depiction of a Maori family in the wild of the fiord to become unatmed Nature hosting the Noble Savage. Because Hodges (above) was less attentive to the required scientific aspects, the official artist on Cook's third voyage was John Webber - who was specifically instructed to be more particular with his factual details. C ircumstances began to change when in October 1827, "the wandering artist" Augustus Earle, decided on an extended stay in Northland. His careful observations (image below) in watercolour show the Maori as a proudly independant race living in harmony with a stirring natural environment.

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Non.com FAQ Mirrors Prev: natural-lang-processing-faq Next: news-newusers-intro The soc.culture.new-zealand FAQ This is the soc.culture.new-zealand list of Frequently Asked Questions, and some hopefully useful answers. It should be possible to find the latest edition of this FAQ at: ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/new-zealand-faq soc.culture.new-zealand ============================== PART A: INFO SOURCES A1 HOW TO FIND NZers AND INFORMATION ABOUT NZ A1.1 On The Net A1.2 Elsewhere A1.2.1 Overseas Offices of the NZ Tourism Board A1.2.2 Traditional sources (libraries, newspapers, etc.) A2 INFORMATION FOR NZers OVERSEAS A2.1 NZ Consulates/Embassies Overseas A2.2 How Do I Get News From Home? A2.3 Expatriate Organisations? A3 INTERNET ACCESS WITHIN NZ ============================== PART B: FACTS AND FIGURES B1 THE COUNTRY B1.1 Where Is NZ? B1.1.1 General B1.1.2 Statistics B1.1.3 Dependencies B1.1.4 Time Zones B1.2 The Landscape B1.2.1 General B1.2.2 Miscellaneous Figures B1.2.3 Flora and Fauna B1.2.4 Climate B2 THE PEOPLE B2.1 A Short History B2.2 Maoritanga B2.2.1 The Moriori Question B2.2.2 Guide to Maori pronunciation B2.3 Demography B2.3.1 General B2.3.2 Major Cities B2.3.3 Age Distribution B2.3.4 Ethnicity B2.3.5 Official Languages B2.3.6 Religions

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Country Info New Zealand Introduction New Zealand General Data New Zealand Maps New Zealand Culture ... New Zealand Time and Date New Zealand Culture Back to Top The earliest cultural tradition in New Zealand was that of the Maori. The literature consisted of history, tales, poems, and myths handed down by oral tradition. The indigenous art of New Zealand is also Maori. European settlers, particularly the English, brought with them their own traditions, which came to dominate the cultural life of the country. Since the 1950s significant numbers of Pacific Islanders, particularly Polynesians, have contributed to a growing ethnic diversity in New Zealand. More recently, greater diversity has been fostered by increased immigration from Asia since the mid-1980s. European cultural life has progressed rapidly since the early 20th century. Numerous writers were active in the late 19th century, the most successful of whom were historians, such as William Pember Reeves, and ethnologists, including S. Percy Smith and Elsdon Best. The work of the first genuinely original writers of fiction, the short-story writer Katherine Mansfield and the poet R.A.K. Mason, did not appear until the 1920s. During the harsh years of the Great Depression of the 1930s a group of poets appeared and established a national tradition of writing. Although influenced by contemporary English literature—T.S. Eliot and W.H. Auden were greatly respected—they wrote about their New Zealand experience. The most notable member of this group was Allen Curnow. A.R.D. Fairburn, Denis Glover, and Charles Brasch were other major poets. At the same time Frank Sargeson began writing the superb stories in New Zealand vernacular for which he became well known.

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14. Encyclopedia: Culture Of New Zealand Is there a separate new zealand culture? This has led to protests from thosewho believe that there is a uniquely definable new zealand culture. http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Culture-of-New-Zealand

Supporter Benefits Signup Login Sources ... Pies Factoid #46 Swedes and Norweigans rank top 5 for both providing aid and exporting weapons Interesting Facts Make your own graph: Hold down Control and click on several. Compare All Top 5 Top 10 Top 20 Top 100 Bottom 100 Bottom 20 Bottom 10 Bottom 5 All (desc) in category: Select Category Agriculture Crime Currency Democracy Economy Education Energy Environment Food Geography Government Health Identification Immigration Internet Labor Language Manufacturing Media Military Mortality People Religion Sports Taxation Transportation Welfare with statistic: view: Correlations Printable graph / table Pie chart Scatterplot with ... * Asterisk means graphable. Added May 21 Mortality stats Multi-users ½ price Catholic stats Related Articles People who viewed "Culture of New Zealand" also viewed: Politics of New Zealand New Zealand Maori History of New Zealand ... Music of New Zealand Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Populous Most Militaristic ... More Stats Categories Agriculture Background Crime Currency ... Welfare Updated: May 26, 2004 Encyclopedia : Culture of New Zealand Sponsored links: The culture of New Zealand incorporates both Maori culture and that of the descendants of the early British colonists, many of whom were of working class origin.

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dateString = 1102119320; FORBES' #1 ADVENTURE TRAVEL SITE 4 YEARS IN A ROW TIME MAGAZINE TOP 50 Your experts in adventure and experiential travel Keyword Search: Home Trip Finder Destination Guides Join / Sign-in ... New Zealand History E-mail this page New Zealand Travel Travel and Trips New Zealand Overview The Essentials Where to Go ... Health and Vaccinations Monthly Newsletter Sign-up for monthly travel specials Save up to 50% Privacy Statement Popular Trips to New Zealand Auckland Wellington Christchurch Queenstown ... Napier New Zealand History New Zealand was originally settled in the 1100s by the Maoris (pronounced MAU-rees ), who called it Aotearoa (Land of the Long White Cloud). A tradition of oral history recounts how 10 great canoes arrived from an island near Tahiti to populate the islands. For more than 500 years Maori life went untouched by the outside world. They had spectacular zigzag tattoos; developed a culture of fishing, hunting and gathering. Rival groups warred with one another, and the battles often resulted in the losers being eaten or enslaved by the victors. The next epoch in the islands' history opened in 1642, when the Dutch explorer Abel van Tasman sighted the land and called it Niuew Zeeland. He charted part of the coastline but left without officially claiming it. Some 130 years later Capt. James Cook claimed the islands for the British throne. He circumnavigated both main islands, which he mapped with an accuracy that is still admired (and used) today. However, it wasn't until the 1830s that European settlement began in earnest. Conflict between the Maoris and the British settlers ensued until 1840, when a conditional peace was established with the Treaty of Waitangi. Another, bloodier war was fought in the early 1860s and ended with the uneasy coexistence that persists to this day.

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MultiPage The soc.culture.new-zealand FAQ (part 1 of 6) There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge scnz-faq@usenet.net.nz soc.culture.new-zealand ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/cultures/new-zealand-faq ... soc.culture.misc ,nz.general Keywords: New Zealand, Kiwi Sender: tale@cs.rpi.edu From: gcwillia@daisy.waterloo.edu soc.culture.celtic soc.culture.misc soc.culture.celtic ... geoff@southern.co.nz (Geoff McCaughan) Subject: Phil Stuart-Jones dies suddenly, was Re: The soc.culture.new-zealand FA Q (part 1 of 6) Date: 14 Aug 1997 23:22:07 GMT I'm sure all the s.c.n-z readers will be as shocked as I was to hear that Phil Stuart-Jones died on Wednesday night. The death notice in The Press today states that he died "as a result of a tragic accident at home". The funeral will be private, but Friends are invited to a gathering to celebrate Phil's life att the Friends Meeting House, 72 Cresswell Avenue, on Saturday August 23, 2:15 pm. - From: phys218@csc.canterbury.ac.nz david@work.net.nz tonyw@ledelec.demon.co.uk jmg24@cornell.edu ... B.Hamilton@irl.cri.nz (Bruce Hamilton) Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 12:38:59 +12 Bummer. Today is a gloriously fine, bracing, winter day - and then this post appeared. I never thanked him for all the hard work he expended in producing and maintaining the group's FAQ, which is a treasure. In the vain hope that he finds an ISP up there ( he might have difficulty - in a just world, most are due to head in the opposite direction ). " Thanks Phil for all your work, and your willingness to accept the onerous task, which you completed superbly and without complaint, and which is a wonderful legacy. Rest quietly." Bruce Hamilton - From:

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Maori & New Zealand culture: The Maori are thought to have migrated to New Zealand (Aotearoa) in several waves around 950 A.D. from the island of Hawaiiki. The name "Aotearoa" translates to "land of the long white cloud". Today Maori make up 15% of the population in New Zealand. The maori heritage of New Zealand is very important and is illustrated by the large number of place names with maori origins. Maori culture is known for both their traditional and contemporary art. These include traditional maori carving, weaving and kapa haka (group performances) as well as the contemporary art, film, poetry, theatre, and hip-hop. Typical maori greetings are: Kia ora - Hello Kia ora tatou - Hello everyone Haere mai - Welcome Tena koutou - Greeting to you all Kei te pehea koe? - How's it going? Kei te pai - Good Haere ra - Farewell Ka kite ano - Until I see you again For more information, follow this link:

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