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| Origin || [[Wellington, New Zealand]] ...McDonald (bass), Ian 'Hank' Davis (drums) formed in 1966, in [[Wellington, New Zealand|Wellington]].

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...e winter with the [[Nelson, New Zealand#Centre_of_New_Zealand.3F|Centre of New Zealand]] visible above the roofline.)]] ...der two storey villas in [[New Zealand]]'s third founded city of [[Nelson, New Zealand|Nelson]] in the top of the [[South Island]] at 46 [[Weka]] Street.

An '''archipelago''' is a chain of [[island]]s. The countries of [[Japan]], [[New Zealand]], [[The Philippines]], and [[Indonesia]] are examples of archipelagos. In

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...et, apart from wartime, was in 1927 when, although [[New Zealand (cricket)|New Zealand]] visited, they had not yet begun to play Tests. A technical exception to t

*[[Republican Movement of Aotearoa New Zealand]]

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'''1976 7" single''' (France: Swan Song SS 19407, New Zealand: Swan Song SS 70110)

...Rugby Football League (RFL) and the sport became established in Australia, New Zealand, France and Papua New Guinea.

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...56-1993) was a Chinese [[modernism|modernist]] poet and an expatriate in [[New Zealand]]. He was a prominent figure in the "[[Misty Poets]]" literary movement in ...[[samizdat]] literary [[magazine]], Jintian ("Today"). In 1988 he moved to New Zealand and taught Chinese literature at [[University of Auckland]]. The Misty Poet

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...Whales segment from the Whales Tohorā Exhibition Minisite of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa]

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...Gallirallus australis'') is an [[Endemism in birds|endemic]] [[bird]] of [[New Zealand]]. It is a member of the [[Rallidae|rail]] [[family (biology)|family]]. Tales of Wekas stealing shiny items and bags of sugar are part of New Zealand folklore. There are four [[subspecies]]:

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