Why are there birds on a New Zealand Dollar?
The design of coinage and banknotes in New Zealand is under the control of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
New Zealands coins and banknotes are designed to feature native New Zealand flora and fauna and historically significant or famous New Zealand people.
What is the calling code for ringing an austalian mobile in new zealand from England?
To call any number in Australia, dial your international access prefix (00 from NZ), followed by Australia's country code +61, the Australian area code minus the trunk prefix 0, and the subscriber number. An Australian mobile number will begin with +61 4.
If you are calling from a GSM mobile phone, you can program in the number in international format, starting with +61 (including the plus sign). The mobile network will automatically insert the appropriate prefix.
Who is the main human character in footrot flats?
The main human character in Footrot Flats is Wal Footrot.
Does New Zealand excel in any sports?
They have won the tri nations, world cup (2) and many small other games in rugby.
They have also won the netball world cup.
They have won cricket tests.
They have won sailing competitions
They have won olympic medals.
What is the name of the new zealand rugby team?
Rugby league is thirds New Zealand most popular sport, so im guessing a fair few
"Small" is a relative term. North Island is over 110,000 square miles and the South Island is slightly larger. When compared to Greenland, the North Island is about eight times smaller. Compared to the island of Hawaii, the North Island is about 10 times larger. In another comparison, the North Island is smaller than Honshu of Japan.
The South Island is the world's 12th largest island and the North Island is the 14th.
Why does New-Zealand have a higher rate of sunburn?
How much does a New Zealand Registered Nurse make?
It really depends on what level you are aiming for. Primary Care paramedics make about $35000 per annum whereas Advanced paramedics make over $50000 per annum.
What is the abbreviation for Christchurch New Zealand?
Chch is a common casual abbreviation for Christchurch, but the abbreviation used by airlines is CHC.
How many miles is it from London England to Wellington New Zealand?
They are 11800 miles (approximate distance) away from each other if you go southeast from london. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.
Which country is closer to Antarctica Chile or New Zealand?
The total distance from Chile to Antarctica is 4,152 miles, or 6,682 kilometres. The total distance from New Zealand to Antarctica is 3,394 miles, or 5,461 kilometres. Therefore, New Zealand is closer to Antarctica than Chile is.
Is Sydney Australia the closest to New Zealand?
No. The part of Australia which is closest to New Zealand is the island state of Tasmania, so the closest Australian city to New Zealand would be Hobart.
Is New Zealand located about 1000 miles northeast of Australia?
New Zealand is generally south east of Australia.
About 3,000Ks south east of Australia.
What is the Australian name for New Zealanders?
The most common is 'Aussies' or 'Ozzies'. Australia itself is often referred to as Oz.
Is New Zealand in australasia?
no new zealand is not in Australia whoever asked that question is a dimwit 1 they spelt Australia wrong and 2 its pretty obvios that new zealand is not in Australia
Name an island country in the south Pacific in Australia?
Australia is the only country in Australia. There are no other countries on the continent of Australia.
According to Wikipedia, the deepest lake in New Zealand is Lake Hauroko in Fiordland National Park at the south end of the South Island, 463 meters deep (1,519 feet).
How long is the flight from Aberdeen Scotland to Auckland New Zealand?
Flying from Aberdeen, Scotland --> Auckland, New Zealand would take about 23 hours.
In alot of ways, the systems share:
A bicameral legislature, composed largely the same way
The Separation of powers
The Division of powers
The systems differ fundamentally in the Executive side of things, in the US the executive (Ie. the President and Cabinet) is seperate from the Legislature, whereas in Australia the Executive is drawn from the legislature.