61. New Zealand History Websites New Zealand Learning Network Social Studies new zealand historyWebsites. new zealand history Websites. Online exhibitions. Have http://education.otago.ac.nz/NZLNet/socialstudies/NZHistory.html

New Zealand Learning Network Social Studies Classroom Internet Resources Professional New Zealand History Websites Online exhibitions Have a look at the Gallery - NZHistory Net for some learning units that would be of interest to New Zealand teachers. Topics include 'Black Tuesday': the 1912 Waihi Strike Pioneer aviators: Richard Pearse and Hilda Hewlett The Mahupuku Memorial at Papawai The Suffragists The Tangiwai Disaster Labour Day Two Remarkable Maori Women: Maria and Jane Topia The National War Memorial Also for social studies and history teachers have a look at the National Archives online exhibition Our Journey Together - This exhibition looks at issues in the process of New Zealanders growing national identity since the New Zealand citizenship act was passed in 1948. Looking for materials on New Zealand disasters? Try this online exhibit ....

62. New Zealand History - NZ Print Warehouse new zealand history depicted by local artists. NZ Print Warehouse is your sourcefor fine art prints from NZ and around the world. new zealand history. http://www.prints.co.nz/new_zealand_history.htm

New Zealand History After the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840, artists and explorers pictured Aotearoa in watercolours, oil paintings, and sketches, showing wonders such as the Pink and White Terraces and the superb harbours of Auckland and Wellington. Click here to visit our New Zealand history gallery

63. New Zealand History NEW ZEALAND. At least 1,200 years ago, argonauts from Polynesia came to NewZealand. These Maori peoples are the country's indigenous population. http://www.nationbynation.com/NewZealand/History1.html

BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. GEOGRAPHY GOVERNMENT BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. GEOGRAPHY GOVERNMENT ... NEW ZEALAND At least 1,200 years ago, argonauts from Polynesia came to New Zealand. These Maori peoples are the country's indigenous population. Europeans first saw New Zealand in 1642 when the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman named it although he did not claim the land for his country. The British, however, did in 1769. In 1841, it was made a full colony of Britain. Though promises were made to the Maoris that they would retain possession of their lands, they were instead displaced by British newcomers and their growing settlements. The Maori population dwindled to such an alarming extent that by the 1890s, there were reportedly less than 50,000 of them left in the country. Recently, attempts have been made to redress the wrongs of the past and payments have been negotiated for lands taken without compensation. New Zealand enacted universal suffrage in 1893; shortly thereafter, fair labor practices were guaranteed by law along with pensions, medical care, and other social services that stand as proof of the country's enlightened status for the time. In 1907, the country became an independent member of the British Commonwealth.

64. National Library Of New Zealand - Te Puna Mātauranga O Aotearoa National Library of new zealand. Services, collections, and exhibits. Also available in Maori.Category Reference Libraries National......National Library of new zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aoteatoa, Using Pakiwaitara.new CEO starts work Oral history workshop, Home http://www.natlib.govt.nz/

Using our collections Specialist advice and services Search our catalogues Search our digital collections Using our collections Specialist advice and services Search our catalogues Search our digital collections ... NZGO

65. Nzrugby.com new zealand RUBGY UNION newS FIXTURES RESULTS history FANZONE TEAMSAND PLAYERS MEDIA CENTRE STORE. allblacks.com nzrugbynet.com. http://www.nzrugby.com/

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66. MapZones.com History new zealand, history, Back to Top. The inhabitants of new zealand at the timeof Tasman’s visit were the Maori, who began settling the land about ad 1200. http://www.mapzones.com/world/pacific/new_zealand/historyindex.php

Country Info New Zealand Introduction New Zealand General Data New Zealand Maps New Zealand Culture ... New Zealand Time and Date New Zealand History Back to Top The inhabitants of New Zealand at the time of Tasman’s visit were the Maori, who began settling the land about ad 1200. According to Maori oral history, Kupe, a Maori navigator, voyaged here in a catamaran-like vessel (a light boat with two parallel hulls) in the middle of the 10th century. He discovered that the islands were uninhabited. Several generations later, a fleet of oceangoing canoes is said to have left Polynesia in the Pacific Ocean to colonize New Zealand. The existence of Kupe and the colonization fleet are disputed today, but archaeological evidence shows that the settlers originated in the eastern islands of Polynesia as the legends relate. The early inhabitants hunted New Zealand’s abundant wildlife, including the moa, a wingless bird about 4 m (about 13 ft) tall that is now extinct. The Maori spread out along the coast and the rivers on both the main islands, although they were more numerous on North Island. No precise archaeological records exist of when and from where the first human inhabitants of New Zealand came; but it is generally agreed that Polynesians from eastern Polynesia in the central Pacific reached New Zealand more than 1,000 years ago, possibly by AD 800 or even earlier. There has been much speculation on how these people made the long ocean voyage. Polynesians are known to have sometimes set sail in search of new lands, their canoes well-provisioned with food and plants for cultivation, and it is likely that the discoverers of New Zealand were on such a voyage. Few canoes probably made the dangerous journey, but the people from even one of these large, double-hulled craft could have produced the Maori population that the Europeans encountered in New Zealand in the 17th and 18th centuries. With them they brought the dog and the rat and several plants, including the kumara (a variety of sweet potato), taro, and yam.

67. About New Zealand - Govt.nz - Connecting You To New Zealand Central & Local Gove about new zealand (Tourism new zealand) The Tourism new zealand web site providesshort snippets of information about new zealand's history, geography and http://www.govt.nz/en/aboutnz/

Search - Rapua Advanced Search HOME SERVICES A-Z GOVERNMENT ... PARTICIPATE IN GOVERNMENT ABOUT NEW ZEALAND About New Zealand Our country The Treaty of Waitangi Our system of government Local government ... Visitor Information Our country Map of New Zealand Find general facts about New Zealand (Tourism New Zealand) The Tourism New Zealand web site provides short snippets of information about New Zealand's history, geography and climate, leisure and tourism, industry and business, taxes and tipping, public holidays - and other general facts. Find information on New Zealand history (Ministry for Culture and Heritage) New Zealand has a rich and interesting history. If you are researching or just interested in New Zealand history, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage can help you. We have set up different websites to make this easier for you, including the Dictionary ... Find information on the History of New Zealand (Tourism New Zealand) This Tourism New Zealand web site provides information about New Zealand's history, including the Treaty of Waitangi, early settlers, and immigration. Find information on visiting New Zealand as a holiday destination (Tourism New Zealand) The Tourism New Zealand web site provides information on accommodation, activities, regional information, planning your itinerary, and other key facts to help you plan your holiday.

68. Professional WebSite Design By Webdesign New Zealand - History Over the last 5 years the staff numbers have grown to 5 full timeand many part time staff in new zealand and around the world. http://www.webdesign.co.nz/web-design-history.html

web design Company History Webdesign began in 1995 by, then graphic designer, Dave Blyth. Dave's background is working in ad agencies in the 70's, automotive and graphic design in the 80's and early 90's, and web design from 1995. Over the last 5 years the staff numbers have grown to 5 full time and many part time staff in New Zealand and around the world. Over the years Webdesign have won many awards and received International recognition for the quality of their designs. With the experience of over 400 web sites behind them Webdesign are the ideal web design company to provide your web site graphics or build your entire web site. TOP contents home enquiries ... Top Search Engine Ranking

69. New Zealand Culture European Art A history of European Art in new zealand, from 1776 to 1970. http://www.zealand.org.nz/european2.htm

20th century civilization, down-under Art in New Zealand 1 Early travellers, Wm Hodges, Augustus Earle, Angas, Brees, Allom, Heaphy, Meryon, Strutt Art in New Zealand 2 Heaphy, Robley, Fox, Buchanan, Kinder, Ashworth, Thomson, barraud, Martin, FitzGerald, Temple, Merrett, vonTemspky, Hodgkins, Chevalier, Richmond, Wilson, Sharpe, Hoyte, Cane, Blomfield Art in New Zealand 3 Early Art societies and schools, Nairn, van der Velden, Barbizon School, Nerli, Wright, Worsley, Gibb Art in New Zealand 4 Art in New Zealand 5 Maori, Steele, Lindauer, Goldie, Richmond, Wright, Arndt, Lye, Butler, Welch, Wallwork, Rae, Richarddson, Quion Club, Gulliver, Lloyd, Fitzgerald, Thomasson, LaTrobe, Donn, Hipkins, Fisher, Elam School of Art, Smith, Allan, Field, Perkins, Horridge, Baxter, Richmond, Richardson, Hope, Butler, Page, Thompson, Nicoll, Wallwork, Kelly, the Canterbury School, Savage Art in New Zealand 6 1920's. National Art Assn of NZ, The Group, NZ Soc. of Artists, Rutland Group, Robert McDougall Art Gallery, National Centennial, Collier, Weeks, Haszard, Cubist, Scales, Bower, Clark, White, McCormack, Canterbury School, Nicolls, Lovell-Smith, Bower, Angus, 1940's landscapes, Fisher, White, Lee-Johnson, Holmwood, Brown, McCahon Art in New Zealand 7 McCahon, Richardson, Nicoll, Wallwork, Kelly, Carey, Fife, Woollaston, Angus, Smith, WWII, Taylor, McIntyre, Hassell, Dyer, Annesley, Clark, Reed

70. Australian And New Zealand Law And History Society Australian and new zealand Law and history Society. The Australianand new zealand Law and history Society was formed in 1993. It http://www.law.mq.edu.au/scnsw/anzlhs/

Australian and New Zealand Law and History Society The Australian and New Zealand Law and History Society was formed in 1993. It is an interdisciplinary group of scholars who share an interest in the connnections between law and history. The society grew out of the annual Law in History Conferences, which have been running since 1982. Members of the society include historians, lawyers, academics and others interested in the area. Most of the members live in Australia or New Zealand, but their areas of interest are not confined to the law in those places. The Society publishes a bulletin twice each year, which contains details of the annual conferences and meetings, and lists publications which members might find interesting. The current editor is Nancy Wright If you wish to join the Society, click here . For the email addresses of the members of the Society's Committee, click here The Society offers an annual prize for the best undergraduate essay on law and history presented at an Australian or New Zealand university. For details, click here For gripping reading, you may wish to look at the 1999 and 2000 AGM minutes.

71. Economic History Society Aust & NZ University of new England (Armidale, NSW) organization founded to promote the teaching, study and Category Society history Historical Societies and Associations...... Economic, Business and Social history. Welcome to the The Economichistory Society of Australia and new zealand. EHSANZ Prizes 2003. http://www.une.edu.au/ehsanz/

Welcome to the The Economic History Society of Australia and New Zealand EHSANZ Prizes 2003 Bruce McComish Prize The aim of the EHSANZ is to promote the teaching, study and understanding of Economic History; to disseminate knowledge in the field of Economic History; to hold conferences and to participate in other relevant meetings which encourage the conservation of historical materials and artifacts To learn more about the Society and its members, to join the Society, subscribe to the Australian Economic History Review, read about forthcoming conferences and follow the links to web sites of interest. SOCIETY NEWS THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW THE OZNZ SOCIETY CONFERENCES MEMBERSHIP DETAILS DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS LINKED WWW RESOURCES LIST ARCHIVES Back to the School of Economics , UNE Created: 29 March 1999 Updated: 13 February 2003 Authorised by: Assoc. Professor Chris Lloyd Access: No restriction Maintainer: Maxine Darnell

72. New Zealand Police : About : Our History The new zealand Police Force organisation established in 1886 was moulded to the British pattern, Category Regional Oceania new zealand Society and Culture history...... The Longest Beat, Kit Carson, Yvonna Davison, PM Deazley and the new zealand Police,Greymouth 1990; Beyond the Call of Duty A history of the Palmerston North http://www.police.govt.nz/about/history.php?showabout=1

73. New Zealand Aviation History, 1903 To The Present Courtesy Of Auckland Internati Aviation history of new zealand, 1903 to the present in the form of a timeline courtesy of Auckland Category Recreation Aviation Historic......NZ aviation history has not always been welldocumented. 1903, The first poweredtake-off in new zealand is achieved on 31 March at Waitohi, near Temuka, when http://www.auckland-airport.co.nz/aviate.html

NZ aviation history has not always been well-documented. We invite you to update information in this section by sending email to the address at the bottom of the page. The first powered take-off in New Zealand is achieved on 31 March at Waitohi, near Temuka, when Richard Pearse flies his homebuilt craft 150 yards. His aircraft is powered by a two cylinder engine of his own design and construction. This is the sixth powered take-off in the world. (More about Richard Pearse George Bolt and friends RD Wraight and WM Angus form the Canterbury Aero Club, and become involved in gliding experiments from Christchurch's Cashmere Hills. On 5 February, brothers Leo and Vivian Walsh make the first successful controlled flight in a locally built Howard Wright biplane, with the plane rising to 60 feet and staying aloft to cover a distance of 400 yards. Joe Hammond, the first government-appointed pilot in New Zealand, flies over Auckland in a Bleriot monoplane to the awe of spectators at the Auckland Exhibition. JWH Scotland makes first long-distance flight, from Invercargill to Gore. He flies the 38 miles in 38 minutes. The brothers Leo and Vivian Walsh fly the first flying-boat on Auckland Harbour, and later form the New Zealand Flying School to train flying-boat pilots.

74. Moved - Crop And Food Research The new zealand Cyberguide to Flour Milling and Baking has a collection of information on the history Category Recreation Food history...... While every care has been taken when preparing this document, no liability willbe accepted by the new zealand Institute for Crop Food Research Limited for http://www.crop.cri.nz/foodinfo/millbake/hispasta.htm

The Cyberguide has moved The NZ Cyberguide to Flour Milling and Baking has been updated and has moved location. The new location is http://millbake.crop.cri.nz/cyberguide/ . The page you want can be found from there. Back to top

75. Welcome To The New Zealand Journal Of History Jeanine Graham, University of Waikato. The new zealand Journal of history ispublished twice yearly, in April and October, by The University of Auckland. http://www.arts.auckland.ac.nz/his/nzjh.html

October 2002 April 2002 October 2001 April 2001 ... Back to History Editor Judith Binney Associate Editors Judith Bassett James Belich Caroline Daley Raewyn Dalziel Peter Hughes Deborah Montgomerie Review Editor Peter Lineham Editorial Assistants Barbara Batt Margaret Sinclair Business Manager Gabrielle Fortune Editorial Advisors Ann Parsonson University of Canterbury Margaret Tennant Massey University Erik Olssen University of Otago Charlotte Macdonald Victoria University of Wellington Jock Phillips Ministry of culture and Heritage Jeanine Graham University of Waikato The New Zealand Journal of History is published twice yearly, in April and October, by The University of Auckland.

76. Technology For The New Zealand Economy The site tells stories about the technologies important to the new zealand economy in the 20th Century .Category Science Social Sciences Economics Economic history......An history of technological innovation in newzealand and of new zealand technology. http://www.techhistory.co.nz/

Today in Tech History ( see (Off-this-site) sweat........( see Visiting New Zealand? Explore with DayOut (On-this-site) "The ammonia/urea plant must take the prize for the most ill-conceived, badly planned and indecently rushed development of the year."....( see Bovine mannequins should find no place in an industry whose continued progress rests on its ability to achieve lower cost production than its competitors overseas.... (see W M Hamilton claimed, "The isolation of New Zealand no 1 White Clover was possibly the greatest single advance made in the recognition of a desirable pasture species - its vigour, high yield, and ability to respond to phosphate topdressing have been outstanding and of the greatest importance in raising pasture yield.... (see An obviously favourable factor in the rapid spread of the technology at this stage was the existence of men who had learned to fly during the war and welcomed the opportunity to continue with careers in the air rather than face the dullness of other jobs in civilian life. ... (see) Only in the 1960s and 1970s did it begin to take on the characteristics of a modern industry;

77. New Zealand Writers -The New Zealand Writers' Website aim is to provide writing support and information, to encourage all new zealandwriters, no matter how experienced, and to promote new zealand books. history. http://www.nzwriters.co.nz/index.shtml

MessageBoard website updated by Welcome to The New Zealand Writers' Website To celebrate our fourth birthday in cyberspace, we invited writers in New Zealand, and overseas, to send in their entries to the 'Write the First Page of a Novel Contest'. Great electronic prizes from Franklin NZ , books from HarperCollins NZ and Archetype/Allen and Unwin Publishers ... and over 20 authors, from four different countries, have generously donated signed book prizes The competition has now been judged by Andrew Grant, best selling thriller author and he has chosen the top five entries. Please note that due to the amount of entries we have received, we still have to display the names of those writers who have won book prizes. This will be done within the next two weeks. Click here to read our comments and the winning entries. Writers are known for their generosity in helping other writers and this spirit has ensured that The New Zealand Writers' Website has flourished since 1998. We publish a monthly e-zine/newsletter , delivered by email, containing tips and advice on writing, interviews with authors, information on writing contests as well as book reviews and finding markets for your work. We also have the latest publishing news for writers.

78. New Zealand Archaeology new zealand's history may be short by old world standards but new zealand stillhas a rich heritage of archaeological sites which illustrate its history. http://www.nzarchaeology.org/

www.nzarchaeology.org NEW ZEAL AND ARCHAEOLOGY Join NZAA INFORMATION Careers in Archaeology Cultural Tourism: NZ Archaeological Sites to Visit Site Recording Scheme SRS Upgrade Project ... Site Map SEARCH Search WWW Search this site Background by GreenFlame WELCOME to the homepage of the NEW ZEALAND ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION For all the heritage of Aotearoa. Latest: ABOUT NEW ZEALAND ARCHAEOLOGY New Zealand's history may be short by old world standards but New Zealand still has a rich heritage of archaeological sites which illustrate its history. These sites have yet the potential to greatly elucidate aspects of our history that remain little known or controversial. The terraces and ditch defences of a Maori pa near Tauranga. A petroglyph of a Maori house, Katikati. Excavation revealing post holes of the wall of former structures at a Maori village site in Otahuhu.

79. Scouting New Zealand - History Of Scouting 1908 Commencement of Scouting in new zealand. 1909 Sea Scouting started.1912 Baden Powell's (BP) first visit to new zealand. http://www.scouts.org.nz/history.htm

1907 Brownsea Island Camp at which Baden-Powell tried out his ideas. 1908 "Scouting for Boys" published. 1908 Commencement of Scouting in New Zealand. 1909 Sea Scouting started. 1912 Baden Powell's (B.P.) first visit to New Zealand. 1916 Cub Scout Section started to cater for younger brothers. 1918 Rover Scouting started. 1919 Establishment of formal Leader Training (England). 1920 First World Jamboree held in London. 1922 "Rovering to Success" published. 1924 First New Zealand Woodbadge (Leader Training) course held near Christchurch. 1926 New Zealand Exhibition Jamboree (1st New Zealand Jamboree) held in Dunedin 1928 Scout Group System established and office of G.L. created. 1937 Establishment of formal Leader Training in New Zealand. 1941 Baden-Powell died on 8 January and was buried at Nyeri, Kenya. 1943 Establishment of Tatum Park , N.Z. National Training Headquarters. 1945 1st National Regatta held in Picton. 1963 Introduction in New Zealand of the Venturer Scout Section. 1968 Introduction in New Zealand of new programme and badges for all sections. 1976 Trial introduction of females as members of the Venturer Section in New Zealand.

80. University Rowing New Zealand - History of history went up in smoke that night and it was a sad day for many involved withUniversity Rowing. Hebberley Shield Winners of the new zealand Universities http://www.universityrowing.org.nz/history/

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