61. Ministry For Culture And Heritage Provides advice to the new zealand Government on culture and heritage matters and assists Government in its provision and management of cultural resources for the benefit of all new zealanders. http://www.cultureandheritage.govt.nz/

62. Ministry For Culture And Heritage Homepage Welcome to the Ministry for culture and Heritage. The Ministry providesadvice to the new zealand government on culture and heritage matters. http://www.mch.govt.nz/

63. New Zealand In History History and discovery of new zealand, the Maori their history and culture, protected wildlife and the country today. http://history-nz.org/

The Polynesians The Europeans Before annexation The New Zealand Company ... The taking of Parihaka Also The Musket Wars Brief pre-history The Moriori people General information ... Mailing list Looking for something in particular? Check the Site map ... About me Contact View my Guestbook ... Sign my Guestbook Tip : If your browser is neither javascript nor flash enabled, you can navigate this site using the Site Map [ Site update 21 mai 04 ] All Words Any Words Exact Match N ew Zealand's colourful history commences from the time when the Rangitata Land mass separates from the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana 80 million years ago, evolving to become modern New Zealand. As Polynesians discover and settle New Zealand, thought to be sometime between 950 and 1130 AD, the Moriori people are settling, possibly around the same time, the Chatham Islands, or Rekohu, a small group of islands off the coast of New Zealand. In 1642 the first of the European explorers F rom the late 1790's on, whalers, traders and missionaries arrive, establishing settlements along the coast. The inter-tribal

64. INCENTIVES NEW ZEALAND Overview of the country, culture, cuisine and activities specifically targeted to Incentive Travel groups. Includes downloadable flash slide show. http://www.newzealandincentives.com

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65. Museum Of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, NZ - Te Papa Te Papa takes you inside the new zealand experience. Permanent Exhibits include Te Marae the vibrancy of Maori culture brought close in this living marae; the Time-Warp - virtual reality thrills; Bush City - living, growing, changing outdoor exhibition of the wonders of the natural world; and Discovery Centres - hands-on, interactive spaces. http://www.tepapa.govt.nz/

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66. BLOOMZ BLOOMZ is a leading new zealand Floricultural company, specializing in Calla Lily (coloured Arums), Sandersonia and other exotic species such as Phormium. We are primarily orientated to the production of high health tissue culture, bulbs and tubers. http://www.bloomz.co.nz

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67. New Zealand : CULTURE : SYBWorld but it is sometimes used to denote only new zealand soldiers in World War I. It shouldnot be confused with iwi, meaning tribe. Smaller cultural groups include http://www.sybworld.com/views/entrytext/nz/CULTURE

Today is NEW ZEALAND Capital : Wellington Population estimate, 2010 GDP per capita, 2001: (PPP$) HDI/World Rank New Zealand Territories Overseas Self-Governing Territories Overseas KEY HISTORICAL EVENTS ... CULTURE CULTURE Overview The culture industry employs 70,000 people, and accounts for 3·6% of the annual GNP. In 1997, cultural exports—13% of the total cultural trade—were worth US$264·7m. In that year, the largest five sectors of the culture industry were word and data processors (42·2% of total cultural trade) radio, TV, and VCR (20·7%); music-related goods (10·6%); cinema and photography (8·1%); and books and pamphlets (6·7%). In 1996, New Zealanders spent NZ$62m. on the theatre, ballet and concerts. In May 2000, the Government injected a one-off NZ$86m. into the arts. The Ministry for Culture and Heritage, established in 1991, administers funding totalling NZ$100m. to cultural organizations, including NZ On Air; the national museum; the national symphony orchestra; the Historic Places Trust; the Royal NZ Ballet; Creative New Zealand; the national film commission; the Traditional Maori Performing Arts Society; and the national film archive. Other cultural organizations are assisted by the Lottery Grants Board, whose funding is administered by the Department of Internal Affairs. Creative New Zealand (the operating name for the Arts Council), set up in 1994, receives 85% of its funding from the Lottery Grants Board. Between 1998–99, it allocated grants worth some NZ$20m. Censorship is governed by the Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act 1993. It is managed by the Department of Internal Affairs, in conjunction with the police and customs.

68. Daphne Brasell Associates Ltd Publisher on the management of natural resources and the uniqueness on new zealand life and culture. http://www.brasell.co.nz

Home Page Catalogue of publications Kia Ora. Welcome to the Daphne Brasell Associates Limited and Lincoln University Press website. We are an independent publishing company located in Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand. Our booklist places emphasis on the management of natural resources and the uniqueness on New Zealand life and culture. Whitireia Polytechnic Publishing Course Production services How to contact us How to order ... Useful links

69. New Zealand - Culture Best of new zealand. culture, Next. new zealanders have made a profoundimpact in the areas of art, poetry, music, film, and architecture. http://www.marimari.com/content/new_zealand/best_of/culture/culture.html

HOME Hotel Tour Cruise ... Car Select Destination Australia Bali Brunei China Hong Kong Japan Korea Macau Malaysia Myanmar New Zealand Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Vietnam NEW ZEALAND Hotels in New Zeland Popular Places Best of New Zealand Entertainment ... General Info EDITOR'S PICK Editorial Express It! TRAVEL TOOLS Weather Check Currency Converter TimeZone Converter Language Translator ... Stock Index MARIMARI.COM About Us Contact Us Join Us Reservation Terms ... Site Map Best of New Zealand Culture l Farming Life l Maori Culture Culture Next New Zealanders have made a profound impact in the areas of art, poetry, music, film, and architecture. Not only have the artists reached local recognition, but also gained worldwide apperception. New Kiwi self-confidence is revealed intensely in literature, film and theater. Opera diva Kiri Te Kanawa performs regularly nationally and internationally. Writers such as Witi Ihimaera, Albert Wendt, Patricia Grace, and Keri Hulme are also international figures. Fine Arts In the past, Kiwis were hostile towards art. In 1982, the McDougall Gallery in Christchurch planned to spend $10,000 on a painting by Colin McCahon, arguably the country's most significant and contentious painter, and this triggered ire among locals. At present, however, McCahon's paintings are auctioned at very high prices in many international collections.

70. Untitled Document Black, Green, Oolong specialty Teas, Fruit Herbal Tisanes Tea Accessories. Located in new zealand. http://www.chaculture.com

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71. Culture In New Zealand culture in new zealand. Australia NZ Travel Home Oceania South Pacific newzealand culture The dominant cultural groups are the Pakeha and the Maori. http://www.kasbah.com/vitalstats/culture_and_history/culture/new_zealand_new_zea

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72. Embassy Of Israel, Wellington, New Zealand Includes information about trade, culture, consular services, and Jewish new zealand. In English and Hebrew. http://users.iconz.co.nz/israel/

Embassy of Israel, Wellington New Zealand Embassy of Israel, Wellington 111 The Terrace, PO Box 2171, Wellington Tel: 04 472 2368 Fax: 04 499 0632 E-Mail: israel@central.co.nz Trade Department Culture Consular Services Jewish New Zealand ... Information for Israeli travelers (HEBREW) Check it out ! It's all free ! The Embassy of Israel in Wellington offers the following free services: Click here for Information about Israel ! Press accreditation in Israel - for journalists Book a speaker from the Embassy ! NEW ! Israeli Exhibitions - Bookings available ... "ISRAEL UPDATE" - The Embassy newsletter online visit our stand at F I E L D A Y S Send us your questions, requests or comments in the form below. Your name: Your Email address: COMMENTS: You are visitor number: Last updated on 11.6.97

73. NZ.Com Guide To New Zealand Food Local recipes such as Vegemite Quiche and factoids on marmite, Pavlovas, kiwis, and huhu grubs. http://www.nz.com/NZ/Culture/Food/

Information about New Zealand food Ngahuru ki runga, ngahuru ki raro, maa te paroparo e aki Ten above, ten below, let the skull grind them together A definitive answer to the question of whether Pavlovas were invented in NZ or Australia Ross Finlayson's page about what a kiwi is and isn't. (Not a kiwifruit.). Information about Vegemite and the related substance Marmite Pavlovas pies and the Edmond's Cookbook The delicate matter of huhu grubs How to make Ginger Beer (excellent - I've tried it) Afghan Biscuits ANZAC Biscuits Roast Lamb Pavlovas ... Gingernuts Horrors: Vegemite Quiche What's a pipi, tuatua, etc A tract from the propaganda department of the Dairy Industry on why butter is good and margarine bad (such admonitions are a part of NZ culture. This one's actually plausible.) New Zealand Wines on line More Food Related Links In a pinch, this might help The Australian Catalogue Company 7412 Wingfoot Drive Raleigh NC 27615-5474 ph (800) 808 0938 fax (919) 878 0553 [Mention that you saw their address on The New Zealand Web Site, and tell them they should buy an advertisement] Back To NZ main page librarian@nz.com

74. Jobs And Employment In New Zealand Working In New Zealand health and disability support servic LIVING IN new zealand culture,EDUCATION, BANKING, FINANCE. Life in new zealand Living http://www.workingin-newzealand.com/

For Employers Contact Us Search employers find work in NZ Accountancy Jobs Apparel/Fashion Automotive/Motor Vehicle ... FIND WORK IN New Zealand :: FEATURED EMPLOYERS More Science Jobs CRS Recruitment CRS Recruitment Ltd specialises in architectural, civil, chemical/process, construction, e... Tait Electronics Ltd Tait has been designing and manufacturing professional wireless communication solutions f... Carter Holt Harvey Kinleith Kinleith expands and innovates, breaking new ground in its quest to think smarter and do... More Engineering Jobs Arrow International Arrow International is one of the leading project and construction management companies i... More Accountancy Jobs More Health and Medical Jobs Waikato District Health Board The Waikato District Health Board funds and provides health and disability support servic... LIVING IN New Zealand :: CULTURE, EDUCATION, BANKING, FINANCE Life in New Zealand Living in New Zealand New Zealand offers a diverse range of pleasurable locations in which to settle.... Franchises in New Zealand New Life, New Business New Zealand offers plenty of opportunities for those with an entrepreneurial streak, but ... Middle Earth seeks health professionals Bring your own hiking boots Middle Earth seeks health professionals Swapping the big cit...

75. Jewish Community In New Zealand From a post made to soc.culture.newzealand. http://nz.com/NZ/Culture/Jewish/

This is a version of a post Ronit Alon made on soc.culture.new-zealand . I thought it might be of general interest, so I'm including it here. I make no representations about the accuracy of the information it contains. It was posted in response to this Jewish Community in New Zealand by Ronit Alon dscrrax@gsusgi2.gsu.edu 4 Jan 1994 I found Jews in NZ to be a rare commodity. In Grafton Hall, my dorm at varsity, I was the only one. And the only one most of my mates there had ever run into in their lives. (Which meant they didn't give a stuff, which was quite fine by me.) On Passover I carried my matzoh and kosher for passover food on a backpacking trip with the uni tramping club thru the deserts of Tongariro and have never felt more like one of my ancestors fleeing the Pharoh thru the Sinai. In Taupo I ran into a Maori friend my age who wore a Jewish star because her Mom's father was a Jew. There were many such Jews in history who intermarried, lots with Maoris, and lost touch with their own culture but spawned so many kiwi kids. Oh, and I never did find a decent bagel in NZ. Vic Park market sold some that tasted more like regular bread. Anyone found any good ones?

76. * N Z I N E * The New Zealand Ezine * Culture, Humour, Lifestyle & Entertainment new zealand s new Visual Art 02/04/04 City Gallery Wellington is proud to presentTelecom Prospect 2004 new Art new zealand in partnership with the Adam Art http://www.nzine.co.nz/

L ife on top of the world - where to go, what to do. Lifestyles, enterprises, issues and humour from the New Zealand perspective. NZine is an interactive ezine. Add your comments by clicking on the BackChat icon found after each article. NZine has new articles added during each month. The impact of Guillain Barre Syndrome and CIDP Andrea Ramsell - 04/06/04 A ndrea shares her story to help others suffering from GBS or its chronic form CIDP .... Global giant and Canterbury University working on healthcare revolution Reprinted from the University of Canterbury's "Chronicle" - 28/05/04 E astman Kodak Company joins University to develop the world's first non-invasive digital imaging breast screening technique .... Coal Gorge and the Brunner Suspension Bridge Sandy Robertson and Neville Bennett - 28/05/04 S andy writes about the day the bridge was reopened and Neville reviews Brian Wood's history of the area .... Ngati Walkabout - The Story of a Survivor Gabrielle Huria - 14/05/04 Reprinted with permission from the Ngai Tahu magazine, "te Karaka"

77. New Zealand's Leading Attractions - New Zealand Maps, Tourist Attractions, Fligh Information about tourist attractions, culture, tourism, vacations, tours, touring, car rental and car hire. http://www.leadingattractions.co.nz

New Zealand's Leading Attractions If you are considering a vacation in New Zealand, naturally you'll want to experience the very best the country has to offer. New Zealand's Leading Attractions represent just that ... the best of the best. This site offers a Map of New Zealand Tourist Attractions. You can request a free New Zealand map or find out information online about: New Zealand tourist attractions New Zealand Road Maps and much more............ The site has three main areas: WHAT TO DO Diverse, exciting, activities to suit your individual taste for adventure. Action Adventure , Cruises , Culture , Scenic Flights , Soft Adventure , Wildlife. WHERE TO GO Your guide to New Zealand's regions and attractions on offer. Bay of Islands , Auckland , Rotorua/Waitomo/Taupo , Wellington , Kaikoura/Nelson , Christchurch , Mount Cook , Queenstown , Milford Sound , Wanaka , West Coast Glaciers. HOW TO GET THERE New Zealand's Leading Attractions New Zealand Travel Info new zealand airlines - a travel experience ... adventure holiday, new zealand attractions

78. Introduction To New Zealand Overview of culture, history and economy. http://www.study-nz.com/nzintro_index.asp

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79. New Zealand Business Etiquette, Vital Manners, Cross Cultural Communication, And new zealand etiquette, business culture, manners, and Geert Hofstede Analysisfor new zealand. General Information. new zealand Cultural Resource Page. http://www.cyborlink.com/besite/new_zealand.htm

Click here to add Website to your Favorites List New Zealand Introduction New Zealand has a population of slightly less than 4 million people with most living in the key cities. The large majority of the population (89%) has a European heritage, primarily English. Therefore, English is the predominant language and Christianity the largest religion. The Maori, a Polynesian people who were the earliest inhabitants of New Zealand make up the remaining population. There is little racial tension between the Maori and the predominately European/English people. Though Maori and Europeans freely intermarry and have similar ways of life, each maintains its identity, so social and cultural aspects remain distinct for each group. The standard of living is high, and their literacy rate is 100%. The state provides extensive social services for the welfare of its citizens, and has one of the most comprehensive health care programs in the world. Adding to their quality of life is the nation's geographic location and size. No one is greater than 75 miles from the ocean and the climate that encourages outdoor activities. This nation actively participates in hiking, fishing, sailing, and competitive sports. Although New Zealand is often mentioned in the same sentence with Australia, New Zealanders do not appreciate this mutual reference, as they are an independent nation.

80. God Defend New Zealand (National Anthem) Back to NZ culture 1 The original recording is a CD quality DAT. The copyrightfor the recording remains with the new zealand Symphony Orchestra. http://nzcom.co.nz/NZ/Culture/Music/NatAnthem.html

"God Defend New Zealand" (National Anthem) The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra kindly recorded a performance of the National Anthem especially for the New Zealand Information Home Page . Click the image at the start of the paragraph to hear it. I would like to express my extreme gratitude to those who made it possible: Kenneth Young Conductor in Residence of the NZSO. Michael Fine - Grammy-winning record producer from Koch International Records. Sam Negri - Recording engineer Dale Gold - Principal Double Bassist for the NZSO, and the prime motivator in making this recording possible. and especially ... The Players of the NZSO - who donated their services at the end of an extremely difficult and tiring recording session. God Defend New Zealand Words by Thomas Bracken, music by John J. Woods Music for the first verse follows. God of nations! at Thy feet In the bonds of love we meet, Hear our voices, we entreat, God defend our Free Land. Guard Pacific's triple star, From the shafts of strife and war, Make her praises heard afar

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