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12 hours to Singapore,then about 4-5 hours to Male,the capital of the Maldives.

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New Zealand certainly isn't 17 hours behind Washington (State or D.C.). Assuming your question is hypothetical ("if" New Zealand is 17 hours behind "Washington"), leaving on 9:00, 5th March on an 18 hour trip, you would arrive in New Zealand at 10:00 the same day (local time)/3:00 "Washington" time.

Switching to reality, on 5th March (when the US does not yet have "Daylight Saving", and New Zealand does), Washington D.C.'s -5 UTC/Washington's -8 UTC and New Zealand's +13 UTC puts New Zealand 18 and 21 hours ahead, respectively.

Thus, an 18 hour trip leaving at 9:00 local time, would see you arriving 21:00 NZ time the next day (6th March -- that's presuming D.C., given that would give the closest travel time to your suggestion).

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The shortest flight duration from Auckland to Sydney 3 hours 25 mins.

This does depend, however, on wind speeds and the speed of the aircraft. For this reason, flight times vary between 3.25 hours and 4 hours.

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By airplane, with a likely connection in Los Angeles.

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20hours and 45min is the fastest time on air new zealand (non-stop)
The flight would take approximately 17 hours, 39 minutes.

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859 kilometres - you would need to travel by land and sea, or by air to get there because they are on separate islands.

For more distances, see this website:

http://www.newzealand.com/travel/getting-to-around-nz/travel-times-and-distances/travel-times-and-distances-home.cfm

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A canoe is a popular way of a travelling down the Whanganui/Wanganui River.

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State Highway One (SH1) is the major route from north of North island to south of South Island in New Zealand.

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Unless you have a quite specific interest in kulture, then New Zealand would not be high on your world list of places to visit.

However if wilderness experience and scenery are your thing, then New Zealand may well suit you.

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yes they do.

See this site, it's the Australian Embassy in Canada:

https://www.eta.immi.gov.au/ETAAus5En.HTML

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It is Mt Cook in the South Island Mount Cook. Was 12,349 feet prior to the tip falling off several years back. It is also known by its Maori name, Aoraki.

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London (LON) to Auckland (AKL) Flight Duration 24 hours 55 mins

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Every person traveling in a moving vehicle unless they are children in an approved child seat or person legally exempt from wearing a seat belt. See www.police.govt.nz for further information

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The town of Taihape in the central North Island claims to be the Gum Boot Throwing Capital of New Zealand. The town holds an annual competition in the main street and awards a 'Golden Gumboot' as the trophy to the winner.

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Awakino Gorge

There's also the Mangaotaki Gorge

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Generally, the cheapest time to fly to New Zealand is during New Zealand's summer. It is a popular place to visit during winter, as the snow sports are excellent, but the climate is much more pleasant during summer, and the tourist operators try to encourage visitors during the less well-patronised summer months.

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159 kilometres

for more calculations see this website:

http://www.newzealand.com/travel/getting-to-around-nz/travel-times-and-distances/travel-times-and-distances-home.cfm

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It takes around 3 hours to get from New Zealand to Fiji.

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1 hour 40 minutes on an ATR72 turboprop - the most common aircraft to fly the route. If you are lucky and get a Boeing 737, it will only take 1 hour 10 minutes.

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Flight time between Wellington, New Zealand, and London, England, is around 20-24 hours with a stop for re-fuelling in L.A.

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nothing! if you're talking about the maori language, there is no b in maori so it can't be a maori word. if you just mean new zealand slang.. I've never heard of it, and i don't consider myself to be a hermit.. and I'm 21 so I'm not exactly an old out-of touch person either. sorry!

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South Island Use this link to Google maps to find it: http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&key=ABQIAAAA46dgrFoqtg_8iyvSS8iw7BT8zT5uypubk8BfCs3mLz4MfqZyCRQ2WdKatuccUswqix2cHXT-wFHsIA&ie=UTF8&ll=-42.38102,172.402951&spn=0.086606,0.15913&z=13&om=1