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Conference of the director of commonwealth lands and surveys, the surveyor-general and the government astronomer of New Zealand, and the surveyore-general ... the states of the commonwealth of Australia by Australia. Dept. of Home Affairs., 1912-01-01 Government Agencies of New Zealand: National Library of New Zealand, Statistics New Zealand, New Zealand Police Land and Water: Water and Soil Conservation and Central Government in New Zealand, 1941-1988.(Special Wetlands Issue) (book reviews): An article from: Journal of Soil and Water Conservation by Marsha Woodbury, 1995-11-01 Remarks on the Past and Present State of New Zealand, its government, capabilities and prospects, etc. by Walter. Brodie, 2010-04-27 New Zealand's Labor Government at Work by W. B. Sutch, 1940 1993 Referendums: Political Status of Puerto Rico, Electoral Reform in New Zealand, Russian Government Referendum, 1993 Book review: Education matters: government, markets, and New Zealand schools [A book review from: Economics of Education Review] by J. Merrifield, 2005-04-01 Public access to New Zealand government information: The role of the Depository Library Scheme : a research report by Peter Hernon, 1996 1993 United Nations Hanbook for the New Zealand Government (Armenian Edition) by Vladimir Harutyunyan, 1993-09 Six Hundred Schools: A Study of Resources in Australian and New Zealand Government Schools (ACER Research Monograph) by John Ainley, 1982-12-31 Government accounting in New Zealand: An explanation of the accounting and financial system of the central government of New Zealand by David A Preston, 1980 A Balancing ACT: Decision-Making and Representation in New Zealand's Local Government by Jean Drage, 2008-01 Government in the New Zealand economy (Planning paper / New Zealand Planning Council) by G. R Hawke, 1982 Town and country: The national associations and insurance companies of local government in New Zealand by Bryan Gilling, 2000

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101. Biodiversity Information Online - Biodiversity
     An overview of new zealand's biodiversity and a government strategy to protect and enhance it.  
     http://www.biodiversity.govt.nz
     
     Extractions: Naumai haere mai. Welcome to Biodiversity Information Online - BIO This site provides information about Aotearoa New Zealand’s native biodiversity, what is being done to help conserve and manage it, and who is involved. The information and work programmes covered in this site are part of New Zealand’s long-term commitment to conserve its natural heritage under the New Zealand Biodiversity Strategy

102. New Zealand Ministry Of Education
     Education Gazette Te Kete Ipurangi govt.nz connecting you to new zealand central local government services Link to www.leadspace.govt.nz  
     http://www.minedu.govt.nz/

103. National Power New Zealand 2004
     strategic level event devoted entirely to the energy sector, bringing government and industry together. 4 days, Auckland.  
     http://www.powergenerationworld.com/2004/np_NZ/

104. GETS - Government Electronic Tenders Service
     Login GETS is a passwordprotected website listing of current government tenders Copyright © 1995-2005 ICN (an operating unit of new zealand Trade and  
     http://www.gets.govt.nz/
     
     Extractions: Government Electronic Tenders Service GETS Home Logout General Login TenderWatch Registration View Post Award Notifications Policies and Info Privacy Statement FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions Additional Links Key to Icons ... Key to GETS Formatting Syntax Contact Us Feedback Form Contact Details govt.nz Login GETS is a password-protected website listing of current government tenders and opportunities. You need to Register to gain access to GETS. TenderWatch Once your registration for GETS is authorised, you will be allocated preliminary TenderWatch codes which will generate automatic email alerts about new GETS entries. You may add/amend your TenderWatch codes by logging into GETS and clicking on the Select your TenderWatch Codes section. To unsubscribe info@icn.govt.nz and place UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject field. Post-Award Notification section.

105. Untitled Document
     Exists to encourage, promote and advance new zealand cooperatives; to act as a representative Association for those engaged as co-operatives; and to promote discussion and co-operation with decision-makers at all levels of government designed to further the interests of the co-operative movement.  
     http://www.nzco-ops.org.nz/new/homepage.htm

106. CIA - The World Factbook -- New Zealand
     conventional short form new zealand abbreviation NZ. government type Over the past 20 years the government has transformed new zealand from an  
     http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/nz.html
     
     Extractions: Select a Country or Location World Afghanistan Akrotiri Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola Anguilla Antarctica Antigua and Barbuda Arctic Ocean Argentina Armenia Aruba Ashmore and Cartier Islands Atlantic Ocean Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas, The Bahrain Baker Island Bangladesh Barbados Bassas da India Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Bouvet Island Brazil British Indian Ocean Territory British Virgin Islands Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burma Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Cayman Islands Central African Republic Chad Chile China Christmas Island Clipperton Island Cocos (Keeling) Islands Colombia Comoros Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Cook Islands Coral Sea Islands Costa Rica Cote d'Ivoire Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dhekelia Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Europa Island Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) Faroe Islands Fiji Finland France French Guiana French Polynesia French Southern and Antarctic Lands Gabon Gambia, The

107. Government Gardens Golf Home
     Golf and range located in Rotorua, new zealand.  
     http://www.governmentgardensgolf.co.nz
     
     Extractions: Government Gardens Golf is situated in Rotorua's beautiful Government Gardens. Located in the heart of Rotorua's city centre, Government Gardens Golf is the perfect venue for corporate functions, family outings, or just a quick nine holes. Outside, is a 21 bay floodlit driving range, which is already becoming recognised as one of the best driving range facilities New Zealand has to offer. For those who prefer the real thing, Government Gardens Golf also offers a full length 9 hole golf course with club and electric cart hire all year round. This great facility is the complete golfing experience with the only realistic mini putt golf course of it's kind in New Zealand. A real golf game in a mini package.

108. Kia Ora ~ Welcome | SPARC - Ihi Aotearoa
     Funds and provides services to elite athletes. A private organisation that receives funding from the government and the private sector. Has an extensive database of elite athletes.  
     http://www.nzas.org.nz/
     
     Extractions: Search Advanced Search Select an existing topic : Popular searches: KiwiSport Sport Recreation New Zealand Sports Coaching New Zealand Maori Sport NZ Sport Funding Push Play Fitness SPARC Search topic: Section to search within: Search within: About SPARC Education Getting Active Sport Elite Sport Skip site links. At SPARC (Sport and Recreation New Zealand) we are dedicated to getting New Zealanders moving. That means everything from supporting elite athletes to getting out into local communities and encouraging people to get active Sport and Recreation New Zealand (SPARC) is to invest $669,000 in Bowls New Zealand’s high performance programme to June 2006, with a particular focus on the Melbourne Commonwealth Games in March next year.

109. New Zealand Climate Change Office
     new zealand and many other developed nations are taking action to reduce greenhouse The government has released further detail on its carbon tax policy,  
     http://www.climatechange.govt.nz/
     
     Extractions: New Zealand Climate Change Office Global warming and the resulting changes to the world's climate are a growing problem. If left to run its course, climate change will have significant impacts on our economy, our environment and our society. New Zealand and many other developed nations are taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and thus reduce the effects of climate change. On this website, you'll find details about climate change and how it might affect us, the New Zealand Climate Change Office , the Kyoto Protocol , domestic and international policies and initiatives (such as Projects to Reduce Emissions and Negotiated Greenhouse Agreements ), and how you can take action to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions Many councils around New Zealand are involved in initiatives to help reduce the effects of climate change . Check out what the Kapiti Coast District Council and Environment Waikato are doing. Other regions are also getting involved in great initiatives The process for Negotiated Greenhouse Agreements has been streamlined. Learn about

110. NZ Father & Child Society :: Home
     Created to give local father groups/organisations support in setting up and running their initiatives, as well as giving better access to information and improve communication between these groups. It was also formed to represent fathers on a national level through government's ongoing consultation process with the community.  
     http://www.fatherandchild.org.nz/

111. New Zealand Security Officers Association Inc.
     Works to ensure that the Security Officers' interests are clearly represented to government; improve Security Officers' conditions of employment of ; improve the level of service the industry provides to the public; comment on law and order issues; and promote safer and healthier working conditions and practices in the security industry.  
     http://www.securityofficer.org.nz/
     
     Extractions: The New Zealand Security Officers Association Incorporated works to ensure that the interests of Security Officers are clearly represented to Government; improve the conditions of employment of Security Officers; improve the level of service the industry provides to the public; comment on law and order issues; and promote safer and healthier working conditions and practices in the security industry. Membership of the Association is open to holders of a Security Guard licence or certificate of approval issued pursuant to the Private Investigators and Security Guards Act 1974 and other persons or companies involved in the New Zealand security industry.

112. New Zealand Qualifications Authority [ NZQA ]
     The new zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) coordinates qualifications recommendations of the government s Education Sector Review released today.  
     http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/
     
     Extractions: More students are expected to sit Scholarship this year than last year. When Scholarship enrolments officially closed last Friday (Sept 16), more than 6,500 students had entered across the 27 Scholarship subjects. More ... Read the full NCEA and Scholarship Exam timetable Sign up for NZQA web update alert Kia ora, welcome to our website The New Zealand Qualifications Authority provides national and international leadership in assessment and qualifications. We quality-assure secondary and tertiary qualifications and education providers, evaluate overseas qualifications and administer the New Zealand Register of Quality Assured Qualifications and the National Qualifications Framework, including the NCEA. More... 16 August 2005

113. New Zealand Guidelines Group
     An independent society providing evidencebased technical assistance and clinical guidelines to healthcare organisations, government departments and health professionals.  
     http://www.nzgg.org.nz/

114. Local Government New Zealand - Te Putahi Matakokiri
     In December 2003 the government and Local government new zealand agreed to establish a joint project team to collate accurate statistics on local authority  
     http://www.lgnz.co.nz/
     
     Extractions: LIBRARY ... SITE MAP SEARCH HIGHLIGHTS Welcome to Local Government New Zealand - the organisation that represents the national interests of all 86 councils of New Zealand. As the champion of best practice in the local government sector, we provide policy, advice and training to councils. SECTOR NEWS LIBRARY LATEST Austroads publications free to New Zealand councils Any product stewardship scheme requires an ability to be valuated to determine its effectiveness. Target setting and performance monitoring will determine a scheme's success or failure in making a difference. Whether it is by negotiated agreement or mandatory structure Local Government New Zealand endorses a mechanism being in place to define targets for any individual scheme.

115. Read/Write Web: RSS In New Zealand E-Government
     Web 2.0 News, Views and Ideas by Richard MacManus.  
     http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/001866.php
     
     Extractions: RSS in New Zealand E-Government This is an article I've submitted to Computerworld NZ . I interviewed Ferry Hendrikx of the NZ E-Government Unit for this. Note that the target audience is mainstream IT people, so as well as writing about Ferry's experiences in E-Government I decided to also explain what RSS is and put it in the context of everyday IT. So here it is: RSS is an XML-based standard for syndication of news and other regularly-updated content. It is being widely adopted as a form of online publishing - The New York Times and Reuters are just two big-name publishers who now offer RSS "feeds". The New Zealand Government began using RSS feeds in 2003 to publish government news to the public. In July 2003 the New Zealand E-Government Unit released a document entitled "A standard for the publication of government news summaries" , which outlined their vision for RSS in the New Zealand public sector. I interviewed the document's author Ferry Hendrikx, from the New Zealand E-Government Unit. The document by Hendrikx proposed a 3-part RSS "component" for e-government, made up of:

116. The Soc.culture.new-zealand Faq : The Political Scene
     The new zealand political scene which includes why there is no Constitution, the form of government, the Justice System, and membership in organisations.  
     http://www.enzed.com/faq/b31.html
     
     Extractions: Proceed to B3.2 Back to B2 Contents NZ Map The soc.culture.new-zealand list of Frequently Asked Questions prepared by Phil Stuart-Jones 1994-1997, Lin Nah 1998. Would anyone care to write a brief summary of the main political parties and post them to the net for comment? It is simply "New Zealand" - not the "People's Republic of" or "Commonwealth of" or "Kingdom of" or anything like that. It used to be "The Dominion of New Zealand" pursuant to a long-forgotten dream of a kind of federal British empire that one of our early prime ministers (Bill Massey) was keen on, but the "Dominion of" bit was dropped several years ago. Robin Klitscher gives us: "The Royal Charter effecting the separation of NZ from the Colony of NSW in 1840 said "the principal Islands, heretofore known as, or commonly called, the 'Northern Island', the 'Middle Island' and Stewart's (sic) Island' shall henceforward be designated and known respectively as 'New Ulster', 'New Munster' and 'New Leinster'". "In 1846 a further Royal Charter changed this into two Provinces only, New Ulster and New Munster, with New Munster incorporating New Leinster and the North Island up to the latitude at the mouth of the Patea River. Each of the two was to have a Governor and Legislative and Executive Council under the Governor-in-Chief and Executive Council for the whole colony. Limited elections were held in 1851 but before they were completed the New Zealand Constitution Act 1852 unravelled all that and substituted the six Provinces Auckland, New Plymouth, Wellington, Nelson, Canterbury and Otago, each with limited elective Councils.

117. Department Of Conservation·Te Papa Atawhai
     DOC is the government agency responsible for conservation in new zealand.  
     http://www.doc.govt.nz/
     
     Extractions: @import url(stylesheet.css); Contact Us Content A-Z Sitemap Advanced Search ... Events Regional Info Northland Auckland Bay of Plenty Waikato Wanganui East Coast Hawkes Bay Tongariro Taupo Wellington Nelson Marlborough Canterbury West Coast Otago Southland Chatham Islands Media releases New on the site Newsletter ... National Mission To conserve New Zealand's natural and historic heritage for all to enjoy now and in the future The Department of Conservation is the central government organisation charged with conserving the natural and historic heritage of New Zealand on behalf of and for the benefit of present and future New Zealanders. Subscribe to the What's Up DOC? email newsletter and find out what is happening at www.doc.govt.nz More kokako for Pukaha Mount Bruce forest 19 September The wild kokako population in the Pukaha Mount Bruce forest has become more genetically diverse with the arrival of seven birds from the Mapara Wildlife Reserve in Waikato. Two Marlborough Sounds islands being cleared of pests 16 September Two more Marlborough Sounds islands are on their way to becoming pest-free following a DOC eradication operation last month.

118. Buspak
     An outdoor advertising company, offering display advertising on government and private bus and tram fleets in Australia, new zealand and Hong Kong.  
     http://www.buspak.com/

119. Government In New Zealand
     The Prime Minister, House of Representatives, Members of Parliament, Governor General, the Mission to the UN. Legislation online, the Budget.  
     http://www.enzed.com/govt.html
     
     Extractions: Your Member of Parliament The New Zealand Governor General New Zealand Local Government Online Local and Regional Councils govt.nz - a "one stop shop" government web portal, providing a quick and convenient way of finding government information and services from one place. More than 3,500 government services and resources are available, ranging from what you need to know if youÍve having a child or renting a house, to information about study, work or recreation in New Zealand. E-government in New Zealand. A-Z of Government A-Z o te Kawanatanga Services by topic Nga Ratonga.

120. New Zealand Customs Service Internet Web Site Homepage.
     One of the government's border protection agencies. It has specific responsibilities for ensuring that all goods and persons entering and exiting new zealand do so in accordance with all new zealand laws and regulations.  
     http://www.customs.govt.nz/

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