… plots, and sacred sites. The land was organised into family or clan … to Christianity. Not long afterward, all but 2,000 people died … under a British system. New Zealand was keen to take control of …
… part of the Earth’s heat balance. The heat balance, also … is more reflective than land or water surfaces. The massive … due to human activity across interior Antarctica during the …
… coast of the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula in Southeast Asia, … the Johor-Singapore Causeway in the north and the Tuas … into the sea through mangrove swamps or estuaries. Water …
… 31,000 Niueans reside in New Zealand and 6,500 in Australia, dwarfing the island’s population of … than $20 million to a new renewable energy project that, once …
… practices. Niue’s society was largely organised around … Tonga. Both groups were hostile towards each other and there was … 1901, Niue was annexed by New Zealand along with the Cook Islands …
… in free association with New Zealand. It is located in the South … high. This in turn slopes down towards small rocky cliffs that meet … The island relies heavily on rainwater for its water supply as …
… in free association with New Zealand. It is located in the South … the island and only 3-4 hours to walk across it. Rarotonga has the … atolls, surrounded by saltwater lagoons and circular coral …
… council with limited authority was installed; however, the … to a representative government was interrupted later that year by … declared the government to be a Malay Islamic Monarchy, which …
… voyaging (tūpuna) into Antarctic waters by Hui Te Rangiora (also … with Māori leadership in New Zealand's Antarctic research growing … explorers started to traverse the interior of Antarctica. The aim of …
