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Mapping the Godzone: A Primer on New Zealand Literature and Culture (Latitude 20 Books) by William John Schafer, 1998-08 Culture Wise New Zealand: The Essential Guide to Culture, Customs & Business Etiquette by Graeme Chesters, 2008-03-25 Snakes and Ladders: The Pursuit of a Safety Culture in New Zealand Public Hospitals by Peter R. Roberts, 2003-01 Culture Smart! New Zealand by Sue Butler, 2006-06-01 Picking Up the Traces: The Making of a New Zealand Literary Culture 1932-1945 by Lawrence Jones, 2004-04-01 Tree-Culture in New Zealand. by Henry John Matthews, 2010-04 Feasts and Festivals: A Celebration of Pacific Island Culture in New Zealand by Glenn Jowitt, Graeme Lay, 2002-12 Food and culture in New Zealand by Patricia Bawden, 1999 Gender, Culture, and Power: Challenging New Zealand's Gendered Culture (Critical Issues in New Zealand Society) by Bev James, Kay Saville-Smith, 1995-03-02 A foreign egg in our nest?: American popular culture in New Zealand by Geoffrey Lealand, 1988 Sport, society & culture in New Zealand Persimmon Culture in New Zealand (DSIR information series) by H. Kitagawa, P. G. Glucian, 1984-06 A Brief Guide to New Zealand Art and Culture by Naomi O'Connor, 1995 All Together Now! - A Celebration of New Zealand Culture By 100 Poets

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21. Web Design, Internet Marketing And Strategic Marketing In Dunedin New Zealand
    Assists with integrated marketing and advertising solutions specific to the new zealand culture.  
    http://www.myth.co.nz/

22. Www.new-zealand.com/nzguide/culture.html
    New Zealand Travel Guide Four Corners. Maps, Accommodation New Zealand travel guide featuring accommodation, transport, activities, food, wine, and new zealand culture.  
    http://www.new-zealand.com/nzguide/culture.html

23. New Zealand Culture & Society - New Zealand Facts - Four Corners Travel Guide
    New Zealand facts and figures, covering everything from Kiwi culture and society to economy and infrastructure.  
    http://www.fourcorners.co.nz/new-zealand/culture-society/
    
    Extractions: Home New Zealand Facts New Zealand has a unique cultural identity, quite unlike anywhere else in the world. Decidedly multi-cultural, modern New Zealand society is a fusion of Polynesian, Asian and European cultures. New Zealanders are recognised globally for their progressive humanitarian stance, liberal politics and world-leading social welfare, and enjoy a high quality of life. New Zealand Etiquette New Zealand History Kiwiana New Zealand Language ... New Zealand Image Gallery History Kiwiana Kiwi Etiquette Language ... Top Updated Friday, 23 September 2005 :: Powered by Thrive . Developed by Cabbage Tree close [x] We have detected that your screen resolution is set to This site is optimised for 1024x768 resolution or higher. As such, you will have trouble viewing the site at its full potential. You will still be able to view the website at , so if you are happy to continue viewing the site at this resolution click "close". Otherwise, we suggest you alter your resolution to 1024x768 following the instructions below.

24. MapZones.com : New Zealand Culture
    Information of Country s culture, tradition, social life, group, newspaper, musium, books, novels.  
    http://www.mapzones.com/world/pacific/new_zealand/cultureindex.php
    
    Extractions: Country Info New Zealand Introduction New Zealand General Data New Zealand Maps New Zealand Culture ... New Zealand Time and Date New Zealand Culture Back to Top European cultural life has progressed rapidly since the early 20th century. Numerous writers were active in the late 19th century, the most successful of whom were historians, such as William Pember Reeves, and ethnologists, including S. Percy Smith and Elsdon Best. The work of the first genuinely original writers of fiction, the short-story writer Katherine Mansfield and the poet R.A.K. Mason, did not appear until the 1920s. During the harsh years of the Great Depression of the 1930s a group of poets appeared and accomplished a national tradition of writing. Although determined by contemporary English literature—T.S. Eliot and W.H. Auden were greatly respected—they wrote about their New Zealand experience. The most famous member of this group was Allen Curnow. A.R.D. Fairburn, Denis Glover, and Charles Brasch were other major poets. At the same time Frank Sargeson began writing the superb stories in New Zealand vernacular for which he became well known.

25. Gallery Of Features - New Zealand History Website
    It includes insights into their perceptions of new zealand culture, how their staff were treated, how they got around, where they lived, and what it was  
    http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/GalleryContentFrame.html
    
    Extractions: During the Second World War the Merchant Navy sailed the ships that delivered troops, military equipment and vital cargoes of food, fuel and raw materials across the world's oceans. This work was so essential to the Allies' war effort that the Merchant Navy was effectively regarded as the 'fourth service' alongside the army, navy and air force. Read a brief history of the Merchant Navy at war and listen to the stories of some of the men who were there. VE / VJ Days For one hundred years the state has provided rental homes for tens of thousands of New Zealanders unable to afford a home of their own. This feature provides an historical overview of the subject including some of the stories of state house tenants, historical film and sound clips and a wealth of historical and recent images.

26. New Zealand Culture
    Travel Document Systems; Passport and Visa Services. This is the site for the latest Travel Information and the most complete collection of online Visa  
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    Extractions: CULTURE Maori are the indigenous people of the land (tangata whenua) of New Zealand and their culture is an integral part of New Zealand life. Visitors to New Zealand are presented with many opportunities to experience Maori culture first-hand. The best-known of these is the thermal region of Rotorua in the North Island, where tourists can experience Maori kai (food) cooked on hot stones underground as part of a traditional hangi. They can also enjoy a Maori powhiri (welcome), visit local marae (meeting grounds), listen to kapa haka (traditional performances of song and dance) and relax in the popular thermal pools.

27. New Zealand Culture - NZ's Leading Attractions
    new zealand culture NZ s Leading Attractions - maps, tourist attractions, flights car hire.  
    http://www.leadingattractions.co.nz/new_zealand_culture.htm
    
    Extractions: The Far North is rich in history having welcomed the first missionaries, witnessed the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi and housed the first seat of Government at Russell. Blessed with the country's highest average temperatures, it has earned the nickname of 'The Winterless North.' The Waipawa Forest, North of Dargaville is home to the last great stand of Kauri trees, some of them, over 2000 years old. Rotorua Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand. A cosmopolitan and friendly city with some of the country's best restaurants and fine entertainment. It's a city that's small enough to be explored on foot, yet large enough to be the centre of the arts. Definitely visit Te Papa - NZ's national museum. Then choose from many other national institutions including the National Archives (see the original Treaty of Waitangi), the National Library (the Alexander Turnbull collection), and the New Zealand Film Archive. Te Papa - Wellington

28. New Zealand At Expo 2005, Aichi
    Learn About New Zealand. new zealand culture. Arts, culture and heritage have an integral role to play in representing the diverse strands which make up New  
    http://www.expo2005.co.nz/english/learn/culture.html
    
    Extractions: @import url(../screen.css); Language: English The Ministry administers Government funding to the cultural sector and works on projects which make history accessible to people in forms such as books and web sites. Heritage interests include the maintenance of national monuments and war and historic graves, as well as protecting antiquities and looking after matters relating to the New Zealand flag and anthems. Home Contact Us Site Map Privacy

29. Foundation Studies At The University Of Otago
    An education institution providing English tuition and academic programmes to prepare international and New Zealand students for university study, employment opportunities through improving English language skills, or to learn English and experience new zealand culture.  
    http://www.otago.ac.nz/foundationstudies/
    
    Extractions: Email foundation-studies@otago.ac.nz The University of Otago Foundation Studies Ltd (incorporating the University of Otago Language Centre and Foundation Year) has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

30. New Zealand Culture
    new zealand culture Please submit information or URL about new zealand culture.  
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31. Hemingway's Restaurant And Bar, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    Canadian restaurant, seasoned with Australian and new zealand culture. Rooftop patio is open year round.  
    http://www.hemingways.to/

32. All About New Zealand - New Zealand Culture - Indigenous / Maori And Modern Cult
    All about New Zealand new zealand culture - Indigenous / Maori and Modern Culture. ACTIVE NEW ZEALAND offers small group, guided hiking, paddling and  
    http://www.activenewzealand.com/new_zealand_culture.php
    
    Extractions: Modern New Zealanders The Maori people are the indigenous people of Aotearoa (New Zealand) and first arrived here in waka hourua (voyaging canoes) from their ancestral homeland of Hawaiki over 1000 years ago. Today, Maori make up over 14 percent of the population. Their language and culture has a major impact on all facets of New Zealand life. Rich and Varied Maori culture is a rich and varied one, and includes traditional and contemporary arts. Traditional arts such as carving, weaving, kapa haka (group performance), whaikorero (oratory) and moko (tattoo) are practised throughout the country. Practitioners following in the footsteps of their tipuna (ancestors) replicate the techniques used hundreds of years ago, yet also develop exciting new techniques and forms. Today Maori culture also includes art, film, television, poetry, theatre, and hip-hop. The visitor to New Zealand will become immediately aware of the Maori language as the vast majority of place names are of Maori origin. At first, visitors may be puzzled by the seemingly impossible- to-pronounce names. In fact, Maori has a logical structure, and, unlike English, has very consistent rules of pronunciation.

33. Australian And New Zealand Culture Posters And Prints At Art.com
    Australian and new zealand culture Posters and Prints Find Australian and new zealand culture Posters and Prints at Art.com or select a print or poster  
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    Extractions: All Fine Art Prints Posters Photographs Limited Editions Canvas Framed Art Hand Colored Vintage Originals main original advanced search SUBJECTS Home World Culture African American Cultu... ... Spanish People Sort By: Most Popular Price (High to Low) Price (Low to High) Price (Discount %) Size (Width, lg to sm) Size (Width, sm to lg) Size (Height, lg to sm) Size (Height, sm to lg) Size (Square, lg to sm) Size (Square, sm to lg) Product Availability Most Recently Added Page 1 of 3 Images per page details Fjordland, South Island, ... 36 x 24 inches Wall Poster Usually ships in: 24 hours details Australian Aboriginal Roc... 24 x 18 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Australian Islet Johnson 15.75 x 11.75 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Australasia from Space - ... 26 x 38 inches Wall Poster Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Salamander Bay Anthony Roach 27.5 x 19.75 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 24 hours details Australia - Queensland Ra...

34. Maori & New Zealand Culture - Hawkes Bay New Zealand
    maori new zealand culture Hawke s Bay New Zealand - Hawke s Bay’s official tourism site offers tourist information on accommodation, local events,  
    http://www.hawkesbaynz.com/maori_new_zealand_culture.htm
    
    Extractions: Maori & New Zealand culture: The Maori are thought to have migrated to New Zealand (Aotearoa) in several waves around 950 A.D. from the island of Hawaiiki. The name "Aotearoa" translates to "land of the long white cloud". Today Maori make up 15% of the population in New Zealand. The maori heritage of New Zealand is very important and is illustrated by the large number of place names with maori origins. Maori culture is known for both their traditional and contemporary art. These include traditional maori carving, weaving and kapa haka (group performances) as well as the contemporary art, film, poetry, theatre, and hip-hop. Typical maori greetings are: Kia ora - Hello Kia ora tatou - Hello everyone Haere mai - Welcome Tena koutou - Greeting to you all Kei te pehea koe? - How's it going? Kei te pai - Good Haere ra - Farewell Ka kite ano - Until I see you again

35. New Zealand Culture
    new zealand culture, Waitangi, Image license for new zealand culture please use form. We offer Royalty Free (web use) for US$ 79.00.  
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    Extractions: Price: 98.90 US$ Like my Photos? Join me on my photography workshops on Vancouver Island, Newfoundland, Alaska and New Zealand! hotlinks New Zealand culture New Zealand North Island Waitangi ... cultural , picture, pictures, image, images, photo, photos, photograph, photographs, photography, stock photos, stock photography, Rolf Hicker photographer scientific name stock photo - id 9594 new zealand cultur previous stock photo: pictures of geology next stock photo: sunrise times

36. New Zealand Culture
    new zealand culture, Tamaki Maori Village. Image license for new zealand culture please use form. We offer Royalty Free (web use) for US$ 79.00.  
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    Extractions: Price: 98.90 US$ Like my Photos? Join me on my photography workshops on Vancouver Island, Newfoundland, Alaska and New Zealand! hotlinks New Zealand culture Zealand North Island ... maroi peoples , picture, pictures, image, images, photo, photos, photograph, photographs, photography, stock photos, stock photography, Rolf Hicker photographer scientific name stock photo - id 9164 new zealand culture previous stock photo: pictures of geology next stock photo: sunrise times

37. Saudi Arabia & New Zealand Culture
    Religion in New Zealand is voluntary whereas in Saudi it dominates all Saudis have less multi cultural ism and tend to eat their traditional foods.  
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    Extractions: Exploring Saudi Arabia with Hamish Saudi is known for its strict religion and its delicious food. (2003) Saudi Arabia Islam is the main religion. Islam means one who submits to god. Muslim country and the people are very strict in their religious beliefs. Any person who believes in the creed and the teachings of Islam is called a Muslim.Christianity is not accepted. Allah is the supreme being, the one and only God. The Muslims believe that Allah is watching over everything they do in life.Muhammad is the prophet who came from MECCA. Mecca is considered the home of Islam. The Islam religion is based on 5 rules known as the 'Five Pillars of Islam'. 1. The testimony of Faith There is no true god except Allah, and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah. 2. As-Salah As-Salah or prayer. It is performed 5 times in the day and night15-20 minutes prayer happens five times a day. 3. Az-Zakat It is a financial act of worship. A certain percentage is taken from every kind of property to be given to the poor. 4. As-Siyam (The fast)

38. New Zealand Culture Notes And Information
    New Zealand Cultural Notes and Information. Visas Only a valid passport is necessary for citizens of most countries Health risks None  
    http://www.australearncanada.org/Tourism/NZ/NZCultureNotes.htm
    
    Extractions: Home About AustraLearn About Us Our Services ... Our Support Abroad A Word from our Alumni Programs Available Degree Programs Teacher Education Internships ... For Parents For Affiliate Schools For Alumni Country Information Australia New Zealand American Students Click Here More Australia Tourism ... More New Zealand Tourism New Zealand Cultural Notes and Information Visas: Only a valid passport is necessary for citizens of most countries Tourism: 1.3 million visitors a year Anthem "God Defend New Zealand" " Kiwi’s drive on the left side of the road!" POPULATION The population of New Zealand is 3.8 million people. Around 80% of the population of New Zealand is of European descent. 13% approximately are Maori with the balance being persons from the Pacific Islands, China, India and other parts of Asia etc. English is the only language in general use. There are in excess of 100,000 Chinese in NZ and significant Korean, South African, Indian communities to name a few. LAND AND CLIMATE New Zealand is the largest Pacific Island nation and lies in the southern Pacific Ocean, 1,600 km east of Australia. New Zealand is made up of North and South Islands and a number of smaller islands, with a total land area of 268,021 sq km

39. New Zealand - Culture - Page 1
    new zealand culture. Page 1 of 2 Click for Page 2. new zealand culture can be appreciated in all of the pages of this Web site, but there are types of  
    http://www.icwhen.com/ncc14/topics/culture/
    
    Extractions: an Australian Pacific Tour of New Zealand featuring digital images by Donald A. Thomas, Jr. ©2005 - datj@icwhen.com New Zealand Culture Page 1 of 2 - Clic k for Page 2. New Zealand culture can be appreciated in all of the pages of this Web site, but there are types of images that deserve a section of their own. I hope you enjoy the commentary as well as the images. There are no elevators in New Zealand buildings. Like Europeans, New Zealand refers to those devices as Lifts (above). They also do not count the Ground Floor as the First Floor (left). A building with 6 floors actually has 7 in New Zealand It was not a surprise that New Zealand electrical standards differ from those in the United States . At right is a typical 220 volt wall outlet (the U.S. standard is 110 volt). What was interesting is that every wall outlet in every building throughout the country had its own dedicated power on/off switch. It seemed odd, because we never found appliances that did not have an on/off switch and if we were at the outlet's location, we could just as easily unplug a device rather than "switch" it off. We also found that rocking switches down was actually the "on" position of these switches while in the United States , we generally move the switch up to turn on power.

40. New Zealand - Culture - Page 2
    The Splendor Awe of NCC14 an Australian Pacific Tour of New Zealand new zealand culture. Page 2 of 2 - Click for Page 1.  
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    Extractions: an Australian Pacific Tour of New Zealand featuring digital images by Donald A. Thomas, Jr. ©2005 - datj@icwhen.com New Zealand Culture Page 2 of 2 - Clic k for Page 1. Although I've always enjoyed an order of lobster, I've never been much of an expert about them. After our trip to New Zealand , I am even more confused since crayfish seems to be a popular alternative. For some reason, lobster sounds much more palatable to me than something called crayfish. At right, examples of such creatures await their fate in a restaurant holding tank. On two occasions, our APT coach rounded a corner and a herd of cows or flock of sheep suddenly appeared. Scenes of farmers herding large groups of livestock is a popular topic for New Zealand post cards. I was disappointed that I did not get any good shots of animals being herded across or along roadways. It can be an awesome sight. The photographs here (above and below) have been "salvaged". The images only look presentable because their reduced size disguises blur and imperfections. They were all taken from inside the moving coach on a rainy day. If you look closely at the center of the image below, I have "patched" the image to remove the coach's windshield wiper. In many of the cities and towns there might be one McDonald's such as the one advertised on the back of a

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