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New Zealand is a new country it is famous for cattle and sheep products
and for natural beauty but lately it has become a hub for investments education and services long ago it was famous its gold mines.
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What is the first day of the week in New Zealand?
Like most countries in the world, Monday is the first day of the week in New Zealand. Source: Wikipedia/Week
What country would New Zealand be in?
New zealand is its own country .....
Which country has the best scenery in the world?
The Netherlands, New Zealand and Norway
Is new zealand a country or a continent?
New Zealand is a country, an island country in the south Pacific
Which country is the only country in the world with more sheep than New Zealand?
China and Australia.
What is the first country in the world for netball?
New Zealand
Was new zealand the first democratic country in the world?
Yes, in a way. New Zealand was the first country to give voting rights to every citizen including women and indigenous people.
What country in the world sees news years day first?
New Zealand
Is new zealand the best country in the world?
YES! New Zealand is the best country in the world! But parochialism rules.
Is new zealand the sixeth biggest country in the world?
No. The sixth largest country is Australia. New Zealand is the 74th largest country in the world.
Where is the first sunrise in world?
New Zealand
Which country won the first rubgy world cup?
New Zealand won the first and also their last world cup in 1987.
What is the first day of the week in New Zealand?
Like most countries in the world, Monday is the first day of the week in New Zealand. Source: Wikipedia/Week
What country will be playing first in the rugby world cup 2011?
Tonga and New Zealand will be playing in the first match.
What is the world's youngest country?
new zealand
Which country was the first to introduce old age pensions?
New Zealand
What world country is Japan?
Japan is a "first world" country - the "first world" refers to the industrialized capitalist countries of western Europe, North America, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.
