New Zealand has always been a separate group of islands lying to the SE of Australia. But several hundred metres down, there is a large proto continent called by the geologists Zealandia, but it has not been totally above the sea level.
New Zealand is a group of islands in the SW Pacific. It indeed does lie on a submerged landmass of continental size, and this is known as Zealandia. It is roughly the size and shape of the Indian sub-continent.
Sometimes New Zealand is grouped with Australia as Australasia, but this has little political or geographic significance.
India is referred to as a sub-continent, and is part of Asia.
No, Canada is not a continent but a country. It is a part of the continent of North America.
India is not a continent. India is part of Asia.
India is a country in the continent of Asia.
No part of Canada is a continent in itself. The entire country of Canada is a part of the continent of North America.
Australia & Oceania.
Australia
New Zealand is not a part of any continent. It is included in the region of Oceania which includes the continent of Australia (which sometimes referred to simply as just Australia). Since Oceania includes 13 countries not on a continent, it is often grouped as just one continent.
East of New Zealand, on the other side of the Pacific Ocean, is the continent of South America.
15 to be presice unless you count newzealand.
1920
because NZ stands for NewZealand
there are many newzealand icons but the main icon for newzealand would have to be the kiwi
Italy is part of what continent
It happens to be the only country that is also a continent. I also think that it was formed as a sort of prisoner colony newzealand is beter
The NewZealand Story was created in 1988.
The NewZealand Story happened in 1988.