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Kiwis, clubs and drugs: club cultures in Wellington, New Zealand.: An article from: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology by Fiona Hutton, 2010-04-01
Treatise and Handbook of Orange-Culture in Auckland, New Zealand. by G.E. ALDERTON, 1884-01-01
Treatise and Handbook of Orange-Culture in Aukland, New Zealand by Geo. E Alderton, 1884
Christie Glasshouse Guide : The First Book on Glasshouse Culture Especially Written for New Zealand & Australian Conditions
Cross Culture in Art in New Zealand: A visual exploration in stone carving by Sharon Painter-Arps, 2010-06-14
Book & print in New Zealand: a guide to print culture in Aotearoa.: An article from: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada
Oral culture, literacy and print in early New Zealand: The Treaty of Waitangi. by Victoria University Press/Alexander Turnbull Library, 1985
Polynesia & Pakeha in New Zealand Education - Volume I: The Sharing of Cultures by ed and Clement Hill, ed Douglas Bray, 1973-01-01
Oral Culture, Literacy and Print in Early New Zealand The Treaty of Waitangi by MCKENZIE (D.F.), 1985
Maori Culture: Taniwha, Mana, Kakapo, Taonga, New Zealand Cuisine, Huia, New Zealand Hip Hop, One Tree Hill, New Zealand, Poi, Maori Mythology
Perceptions of safety management and safety culture in the aviation industry in New Zealand [An article from: Journal of Air Transport Management] by G.K. Gill, G.S. Shergill, 2004-07-01
Books & pamphlets relating to culture & the arts in New Zealand: A bibliography including works published to the end of the year 1977 by Bernard W Smyth, 1978
Crocodile and lizard in New Zealand myth and material culture (Records of the Otago Museum. Anthropology, no. 1) by H. D Skinner, 1964
The Ringatu Movement: a Phenomenological Essay on Culture Shock in New Zealand/Aotearoa by Irvine Roxburgh, 1998-12

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Rob Tilley Photography
Nature and travel photography including wildlife, landscapes, plants, and culture from North America, Japan, Australia and new zealand.
http://www.robtilleyphotos.com
Artworks Of New Zealand - Online Store - Greenstone, Paua, Maori Art & More ...
PO Box 13541, Johnsonville, Wellington, new zealand In recent years, the Maori culture has had a resurgence and has been adopted by all those who live
http://www.artworksnz.co.nz/

Extractions: - meaning: "Land of the Long White Cloud" - and now dubbed "The Middle Earth" is a land of clean, green pastures, scenic landscapes and a country the rest of the world wants to visit. The indigenous people, the Maori , have a culture that has been carried through the years from the time of their arrival in the 10th century In recent years, the Maori culture has had a resurgence and has been adopted by all those who live here blending into the multi-racial society of today. Browse through the site and you will gain a brief understanding of the Maori culture as the modern day craft-artist depicts many symbols from its mythology.
Hedleys Booksellers
Booksellers specialising in history of pop / rock culture, the history of the Pacific Region plus books on Australian, new zealand and Pacific art.
http://hedleysbooks.co.nz

Extractions: The most comprehensive visual memoir of Hendrix ever published available in both Standard and Deluxe editions more information A major celebration of the life and music of Bob Marley. A limited edition of 2,000 copies only, 350 of which are Deluxe copies. Deluxe copies signed by Eric Clapton. more information
A Virtual Travel To New Zealand - Aotearoa - New Zealand Tourism
new zealand facts official web sites of new zealand, the capital of new zealand, art, culture, travel and tourism, history, cities, airlines, embassies,
http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/new_zealand.htm
SehSekHoi
A group experimenting with music and instruments across culture, including West Africa, Korea, Turkey, Indonesia, new zealand Maori, China, India and South America. With member background and biographies.
http://www.geocities.com/sehsekhoi/
Rotorua, New Zealand - The Official Website
Backpacker network deals specials rotorua new zealand Rotorua culture and heritage Rotorua family activities Rotorua geothermal
http://www.rotoruanz.com/
Rotorua, New Zealand - Culture And Heritage, Maori Culture
Rotorua, the heartland of new zealand s Maori culture. Opportunities to come face to face with Maori culture abound in Rotorua in performances and in
http://www.rotoruanz.com/activities/culture_heritage.asp

Extractions: Home Activities Culture and Heritage Rotorua, the heartland of New Zealand's Maori culture. Enveloping warmth, a proud spirit, a deep sense of history and a quick humour - you'll find all these qualities in your experiences with Maori culture. It's the sensation we call Manaakitanga. Opportunities to come face to face with Maori culture abound in Rotorua - in performances and in expertly conceived displays, and in your encounters with the descendants of the original Te Arawa tribes who made Rotorua their home. Picturesque cobbled and lantern lined streetways and striking Tudor architecture celebrate New Zealand's significant colonial history. There's no better place to experience unique "kiwi farm culture" than Rotorua. Feed the lambs, calves and other farm critters - either by staying overnight on a working farm - or taking in the action of an entertaining farm show. There is a special spirit in Rotorua - you will walk away knowing exactly what we mean. Activities: Culture and Heritage Agrodome Sheep Show and Farm Tour Buried Village Mokoia Island Tours Multi-Day Adventures ... Whakarewarewa Village Tours Choose Activity Type: Select here Adventure Culture and Heritage Family Fun
James Foto New Plymouth Photographer New Zealand Photographs
Professional photographer specialising in tourism imagery, including new zealand Maori culture. Gallery of new zealand photos online.
http://jamesfoto.com
SKYCITY Auckland Convention Centre - The Perfect Destination - About New Zealand
new zealand the perfect destination. culture. Finding a unique place in the world. Â Â. new zealand s indigenous Maori make up almost 14 percent of new
http://www.skycityconventions.co.nz/perfect_destination/about-nz/culture.cfm

Extractions: Convention Centre Convention Centre Home The Perfect Destination The Venue Cuisine ... Heart of the City Search for: Finding a unique place in the world New Zealand's indigenous Maori make up almost 14 percent of New Zealand's population of around four million people; the arrival of migrants from all continents over the past two centuries has led to the development of a truly multicultural society. New Zealand artists, designers and film-makers are also increasingly attracting world-wide attention.
Raqs - Middle Eastern Dance - With Kashmir
Articles and tips on Belly Dance, Middle Eastern culture, and a background on Kashmir of Christchurch, new zealand.
http://www.raqs.co.nz
Armageddon - New Zealand Pulp Culture Expo
Armageddon Pulp culture Expo TENTH ANNIVERSARY EVENT Aotea Centre, Auckland, *Check out the all new Armageddon Gold Pass. Limited to only 100,
http://www.pulpexpo.com/

Extractions: TENTH ANNIVERSARY EVENT - Aotea Centre, Auckland, October 22-24th 2005 Last updated 17/09/05 - Anime, Comics panels and more! *Heres some more special events at Armagedon And more to come! *Look for the Armageddon Magazine and Flyers, all out now and full of special details on the event. Below is links to some of these events, with more to follow! And much more still to be announced. *Panel schedules will be announced soon, we are just waiting on confirmation of a few new panels and special events, so stay tuned! *Armageddon will be host to an entire level of computer gaming activities, with such companies as Playstation, Microsoft, Atari, Total Interactive, E.A., Gamewizz, Nintendo and Take2 Interactive. This will have our largest gaming experience ever, with contests, giveaways, exclusive previews, gaming and much more. Click the banner below for more details *With the event now less than two months away, its time you knew ALL of the guests attending the event, and here they are
Hocken Collections, University Of Otago Library
One of the foremost historical research libraries in new zealand. The Library collects widely in relation to the history and culture of new zealand, the Pacific and Antarctica, and has a special emphasis on the regions of Otago and Southland. Information on the Library, Dr T. M. Hocken, collections, catalogues, what's on, publications, Friends of the Hocken and links to other Web sites.
http://www.library.otago.ac.nz/libs/hocken/index.html

Extractions: Catalogue Hakena Research Hocken Collections ... Contacts The Hocken Collections is one of the foremost historical research libraries in New Zealand. It was established in 1910 when Dr Thomas Morland Hocken gave his private collection to the University of Otago, in trust for the people of New Zealand. The Library collects widely in relation to the history and culture of New Zealand, the Pacific and Antarctica, and has a special emphasis on the regions of Otago and Southland. The research collections include: archives, manuscripts, books, pamphlets, newspapers, maps, periodicals, paintings, drawings, photographs, music, and film. These collections are housed in secure stacks and can be consulted in the reading rooms and exhibition galleries at the Library. Top of page The Hocken Collections owes its existence to the vigorous collecting and subsequent generosity of a Dunedin doctor, Thomas Morland Hocken (1836-1910). Born in Lincolnshire, the son of a Wesleyan minister, Hocken qualified in medicine in 1856 and worked as a ship's surgeon between England and Australia until settling in Dunedin in 1862. As a doctor, and coroner for 22 years, T.M. Hocken became one of the city's best-known figures - 'a neat, dapper little man, with a short-clipped beard and dark lively eyes. Bustling, energetic, intensely industrious, he had a winning personality and infectious enthusiasm.'
Culture Of New Zealand - Definition Of Culture Of New Zealand In Encyclopedia
The culture of new zealand is a fusion of Maori culture and that of the descendants of the early British colonists and later settlers, many of whom were of
http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Culture_of_New_Zealand

Extractions: 9 External links While British culture predominates within the country, it is Maori culture which is increasingly being identified worldwide as the New Zealand culture, due to haka displays by New Zealand sporting teams, and to tens of thousands of visitors who each year experience and film or photograph Maori culture events held at places such as Rotorua British culture in New Zealand has been significantly influenced by Maori and other Polynesians, and Scottish influences are particularly strong, mainly in the South Island . In general, early immigrants from other parts of Europe and Asia , and World War II refugees (particularly the Dutch ) were readily assimilated.
Arts Centre Bookshop-New Zealand Books-New Zealand Online Bookstore
Books available relating to all things new zealand. Maori, new zealand history, biographies, and Pacific culture. Online shopping cart and search facility.
http://www.booksnz.com

Extractions: Using the tramway as a linking device, the reader takes a journey around most of the citys scenic attractions: beautiful old buildings, café scenes, gardens, parks, the bluebells, famous features, etc. The illustrations are a mixture of Gwenda Turners paintings, old photographs and mementoes, with a modern feel to the design and production.
Montana New Zealand Book Awards - Christchurch City Libraries
In 1996, the Montana Book Awards merged with the new zealand Book Awards to Lifestyle and contemporary culture Classic fly fishing in new zealand
http://library.christchurch.org.nz/LiteraryPrizes/MontanaNZ/

Extractions: Library guides Library publications Book reviews Connect ... Read the book - then see the film You are here: Reviews and Publications Literary Prizes The Montana New Zealand Book Awards are organised and administrated by Booksellers New Zealand , the trade association for booksellers and publishers. Deutz Medal for Fiction or Poetry and Fiction category winner:
BUBL LINK: New Zealand
Author new zealand Ministry for culture and Heritage Subjects new zealand DeweyClass 919.3 Author culture Subjects new zealand DeweyClass 993
http://bubl.ac.uk/link/n/newzealand.htm

Extractions: BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Titles Descriptions CIA World Factbook 2003: New Zealand Dictionary of New Zealand Biography Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History Ethnologue Language Database: New Zealand ... World Travel Guide: New Zealand Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Basic reference information about New Zealand, including details of geography, people, economy, government, communications, transportation, military and transnational issues. Geographical information includes area, population, flag, maps, high and low points, co-ordinates, boundary length, border countries, climate, land use and natural resources.
New Zealand Business Etiquette, Vital Manners, Cross Cultural Communication, And
new zealand etiquette, business culture, manners, and Geert Hofstede Analysis for new zealand.
http://www.cyborlink.com/besite/new_zealand.htm

Extractions: Click here to add Website to your Favorites List New Zealand Introduction New Zealand has a population of slightly less than 4 million people with most living in the key cities. The large majority of the population (89%) has a European heritage, primarily English. Therefore, English is the predominant language and Christianity the largest religion. The Maori, a Polynesian people who were the earliest inhabitants of New Zealand make up the remaining population. There is little racial tension between the Maori and the predominately European/English people. Though Maori and Europeans freely intermarry and have similar ways of life, each maintains its identity, so social and cultural aspects remain distinct for each group. The standard of living is high, and their literacy rate is 100%. The state provides extensive social services for the welfare of its citizens, and has one of the most comprehensive health care programs in the world. Adding to their quality of life is the nation's geographic location and size. No one is greater than 75 miles from the ocean and the climate that encourages outdoor activities. This nation actively participates in hiking, fishing, sailing, and competitive sports. Although New Zealand is often mentioned in the same sentence with Australia, New Zealanders do not appreciate this mutual reference, as they are an independent nation.
The Soc.culture.new-zealand FAQ
Lastmodified 12 November 1996 This is the soc.culture.new-zealand list of Frequently Read soc.culture.new-zealand, and nz.general if you can get it.
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/new-zealand-faq/

Extractions: Help others by sharing your knowledge From: phil@hyphen.southern.co.nz (phil stuart-jones) Reply-To: soc.culture.new-zealand@news.demon.co.uk news.announce.newgroups soc.culture.australian soc.culture.british ... soc.culture.misc ,nz.general From: gcwillia@daisy.waterloo.edu news.groups so all discussion regarding this proposal should take place there. So, if you're interested and don't subscribe to news.groups, SUBSCRIBE to it NOW! I want to hear publicly from all you Kiwis (and others interested) scattered few and far between all over the globe. Shake off the traditional Kiwi apathy cos "she'll be right" won't work here on the net. Get those fingers typing and tell us what you think. Cheers, Graeme Williams - a Kiwi in Canada gcwillia@daisy.waterloo.edu That's it. Any comments or contributions to this introduction would be appreciated. Please post as usual... =========================================================================== PART A Subject: A1 HOW TO FIND NZers AND INFORMATION ABOUT NZ Subject: A1.1 On The Net Anyone searching for people in NZ might like to try searching the online telephone directory first. Try pointing your Web browser at: http://tdl.tols.co.nz/cgi-bin/wmain.pl - Follow this newsgroup! You might also want to investigate the nz.* groups (if they are available to you) particularly nz.general. Corrections for any of these addresses would be appreciated. The faq is available from numerous sites, including: ftp site: ftp.demon.co.uk dir: /pub/ibmpc/misc including the internet access faq and immigration eligibility software. For those who want to know who is able to be contacted in New Zealand, Mark Davies of Victoria University has put the list of New Zealand Internet connected sites on the web at:
The Soc.culture.new-zealand FAQ (part 1 Of 6)
culture.newzealand Frequently Asked Questions Copyright 1998 Lin Nah Copyright 1994 The proposed group is as follows NAME soc.culture.new-zealand
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/cultures/new-zealand-faq/part1/

Extractions: Help others by sharing your knowledge scnz-faq@usenet.net.nz soc.culture.new-zealand ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/cultures/new-zealand-faq ... soc.culture.misc ,nz.general Keywords: New Zealand, Kiwi Sender: tale@cs.rpi.edu From: gcwillia@daisy.waterloo.edu soc.culture.celtic soc.culture.misc soc.culture.celtic ... geoff@southern.co.nz (Geoff McCaughan) Subject: Phil Stuart-Jones dies suddenly, was Re: The soc.culture.new-zealand FA Q (part 1 of 6) Date: 14 Aug 1997 23:22:07 GMT I'm sure all the s.c.n-z readers will be as shocked as I was to hear that Phil Stuart-Jones died on Wednesday night. The death notice in The Press today states that he died "as a result of a tragic accident at home". The funeral will be private, but Friends are invited to a gathering to celebrate Phil's life att the Friends Meeting House, 72 Cresswell Avenue, on Saturday August 23, 2:15 pm. - From: phys218@csc.canterbury.ac.nz david@work.net.nz tonyw@ledelec.demon.co.uk jmg24@cornell.edu ... B.Hamilton@irl.cri.nz (Bruce Hamilton) Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 12:38:59 +12 Bummer. Today is a gloriously fine, bracing, winter day - and then this post appeared. I never thanked him for all the hard work he expended in producing and maintaining the group's FAQ, which is a treasure. In the vain hope that he finds an ISP up there ( he might have difficulty - in a just world, most are due to head in the opposite direction ). " Thanks Phil for all your work, and your willingness to accept the onerous task, which you completed superbly and without complaint, and which is a wonderful legacy. Rest quietly." Bruce Hamilton - From:
Travel Packages For Australia And The South Pacific: Travel To Australia & New Z
of new zealand and Australia; Horticulture/Garden Tours; culture and Marine Vast experience and knowledge of the Australian, new zealand South
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Extractions: Australia 2000 Travel A I work by email, fax and phone and my clients are very comfortable. I have many references from my work, both from the supplier and the client side and I am glad to offer those to you. I travel frequently, keeping up with what is happening in the countries so I can offer you exactly what you are looking for with great confidence. I have watched tourism in Australia and New Zealand grow over the past 20 years, have helped sort out the good from the bad, the luxurious to the perceived luxurious, the overkill from the practical. If you are interested in my creating an itinerary for you (and the minimum is 14 nights), please email me at karen@anztravel.com with your name, phone number, city where you live (for phoning time difference), a general overview of what you are looking for and when you plan to travel. I will answer you within 24 hours. You may also use Fax: (248) 647-4627 or Toll Free: (800) 875 4530 . A Commitment To Go of $200.00 per person

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