New Zealand

About ad 170, but a bigger one about ad 150. This one is recorded in Chinese and Roman records with coloured skies. The biggest eruption of Taupo was some 26 500 years ago, and erupted more than 500 cubic kilometres of material.

Kiwi can be found in several different places, depending on the species. To begin with, most major zoological parks and reserves in New Zealand have a few kiwi in residence. There are also populations of kiwi on several islands in and around New Zealand, that are considered part of it. Finally, there are population groups on the coasts of Southland, northern Westland, some strung along the West Coast, and in large expanses of the North Island, particularly Northland and in two large strips along each side of the island.

The North Island of New Zealand is separated from the South Island by the Cook Strait.

To honour members of the Australian and Newzealand Army corps who fough in Gallipoli in Turkey during WWI

John Wright is the coach of the New Zealand Cricket team in the 2011 Cricket World Cup.

Hamilton (Kirikiriroa) lies on the banks of the Waikato river. The closest mountain is Mt Pirongia to the west.

The following data is from the Agricultural Production Statistics: June 2009 (provisional) report:

Dairy: 5.8 million cattle

Beef: 4.1 million cattle

Total: 9.9 million cattle

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Most definitely. The closer to Northland the more depressed you get, if it doesn't rain it's cloudy, we called our city WhangaRAIN, the real name is Whangarei.

But we've had one good winter over the last 7 years and a couple of good summers too. It also depends where you come from, if you come from a rain forest then NZ is dry but if you come from Ethiopia then NZ might look like the end of the world.

It means "hello" (said to one person) You would say tena korua to two people and tena koutou to three or more.

New Zealand is a country by itself. It is not part of any other country or continent. It is a completely autonomous, self-governing country, however is under the British Crown, due to the Waitangi Treaty signed in 1840, which decleared New Zealand a British Colony.

Nueva Zelandia

Moa are known to have lived in both main islands, and on some (presently) off-shore islands such as D'Urville. They would have had freer travel during the ice ages, when various land bridges existed.

I'm not sure about Stewart Island (Rakiura) though, as it may have been fully ice bound in those eras.

One or two metres, if there's big tsunami Blenheim isn't going to last very long...

There are a variety of famous New Zealand landmarks. These include Auckland Domain, Goat Island Marine Reserve, The Beehive Building, as well as Auckland Harbor Bridge.

Frederick Nene Russell, Mete Kingi Te Rangi Paetahi, Tareha Te Moananui and John Patterson all became Maori Members of Parliament in 1868.

There are 25 floors if you haven't unlocked the tower top by clearing the main story.

it takes about an hour to 50 mins

New Zealand has very strict anti-smoking regulations, therefore it is getting difficult to light up a smoke anywhere

-Supermarkets

-Resturants

-Bars

-Airports

-Schools

-Universities

-Hospitals

-Stadiums

-Some Parks and

Sports Grounds have all banned smoking There is also a proposal to ban smoking from all Public Areas like City Centres, and your own car, even without a passenger.

Therefore it is best to just smoke in your own backyard.....

* Fox Glacier

* One Tree Hill

* Aoraki Mount Cook

* Sky Tower

* Ohakune Carrot

* Tepapa Museum

* Beehive (Parliment house)

* Auckland Museum

* Christchurch Cathedral

New Zealand is located just off the coast of Australia. Many people often try to visit both countries. If you are visiting New Zealand some of the historical sites you are going to visit include the Auckland Museum, the Kerikeri market, and Taranaki Cathedral.

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