Rock and mineral names
Observant naturalists and geologists exploring New Zealand have identified a number of unique or unusual rocks and minerals, often naming them after the place where...
Horses
European settlers used horses to carry everything – from their worldly possessions to babies in cradles. Before cars and trucks, horses were essential for...
Tūranganui-a-Kiwa tribes
Tokowhā ngā iwi i te rohe o Tūranganui-a-Kiwa, kei te tai rāwhiti o Te Ika-a-Māui. Nā Kiwa te rohe nei i taunaha...
Mining and underground resources
Mining underground resources is a feature of modern society. Although gold is the most glamorous commodity, in New Zealand...
Insects – overview
New Zealand teems with thousands of different insects. The country’s isolation and temperate climate have given rise to a distinctive insect fauna...
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Wonderland: The Magic of the Rose
Is there any flower more romantic than the rose? Auckland Museum’s new exhibition Wonderland: The Magic of the Rose unravels the... Tirohia te katoa
Hītori: tēnei rā
12 March 1864
Arthur's Pass 'discovered'
Arthur, George and Edward Dobson were searching for the route between Christchurch and... Pānui tonutia
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Robert Muldoon
The National Party prime minister between 1975 and 1984 was Robert Muldoon, a controversial figure...
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Bomb scares in God’s Own
10/03/2010 - Kerryn Pollock
Bombs scares seem to be a regular inner-city event in Wellington these days. After being caught up in one on 3 March – fortunately, only... Pānui tonutia
