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    New Zealand Research Paper

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    was New Zealand. New Zealand has an interesting history‚ a variety of land features and unique people. History The first people to find New Zealand were the Maori people. They first arrived in New Zealand in about the tenth century A.D.(“About”). Now‚ Maori people make up fourteen percent of the New Zealand population (“About”). The Maori people named New Zealand “land

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    New Zealand Families Today

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    in later life who have chosen to remain voluntarily childfree what are the implications if any? 1. AIM The aim of the research is to explore the implications of remaining voluntarily childfree for women in later life within the New Plymouth district of New Zealand. 1.a. INTRODUCTION Within many Western industrialised societies there are notions that children provide fulfillment‚ give purpose and offset loneliness in later life. There are tales like the ‘Three Spinsters’ from the writers

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    Economic development in New Zealand ! HDI Life expectancy GDP per capita PPP Literacy rate Mean years of schooling 2010 0.907 80.40 years $25‚293 99% 12.4 years 2013 0.919 80.82 years $25‚689 99% 12.5 years ! The Human Development Index (HDI) is a composite statistic of life expectancy‚ education‚ and income indices used to rank countries into four tiers of human development. From the year 2010 to 2013‚ New Zealand’s HDI has gone up

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    FOCCUSING QUESTION To what extent does dairy farming affect waterways in New Zealand? BIOLOGICAL IDEAS The dairy farming industry causes a negative effect on New Zealand waterways. That is fact. The country is home to approximately six million cows which produce the equivalent amount of faeces as 70 million people! The effluents and fertilizers from farms can then drain through the soil and contaminate ground water or can run off into local a waterway‚ which significantly increases the nitrogen

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    Success of Air New Zealand

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    companies with their overall operations and ensure greater profitability. Our advice leads to successful and durable solutions. This report focuses on the success story of Air New Zealand‚ which has been awarded twice as “Airline of the year” by the ATW in 2010 and 2012. The question is: What are the success factors of Air New Zealand and how can the airline stay competitive? In order to answer this problem statement‚ we will have a closer look at the strategy of Air NZ and at its competitive advantage

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    Introduction Tourism in New Zealand has attracted tourists from all over the world. New Zealand’s tourism market is massive and there is more and more inbound tourism as the years pass. Two such significant markets that shape the inbound tourism in New Zealand are China and Japan. According to statistics‚ there were 12‚592 and 4‚048 international visitor arrivals in June 2014 from China and Japan respectively. (Tourism New Zealand‚ 2014) Although they are both Asian countries

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    Minimum Wage in New Zealand

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    Introduction Inside of the Literature Review‚ the writer will emphasize on the idea of a minimum wage that affects the current increase in New Zealand. The main point of this Literature Review is to give an idea of the impacts of the positive and negative of the New Zealand wage rise. It also states some arguments that are between many companies whether a high wages is better or low wages. It reflects on many stakeholders that are involved in the issue which helps us understand the minimum wage

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    them experience pain? The feeling we hate so much. As a country we heavily rely on the production of dairy products and red meat. This is our largest export and we rely heavily on factory farming to provide a large income for the government. New Zealand is contributing to Animal Cruelty as we are abusing cows and depriving them of the nutrients they need‚ just so we can gain a large profit from their milk and meat. There are many members of animal rights group: SAFE that believes cows should be

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    WORLD TOURISM 1 “NEW ZEALAND” GENERAL INFORMATION Capital: Wellington Currency: New Zealand Dollar (NZ$) Famous Landmark: Flag Carrier: Major Airport: Auckland Airport Motto: none‚ formerly Onward National Anthem: God Defend New Zealand and God Save the Queen GMT: +13:00 Nicknames: God Zone‚ The Long White Cloud. Etymology Aotearoa (often translated as "land of the long white cloud") is the current Māori name for New Zealand‚ and is also used in New Zealand English. It is unknown

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    Tourism Development in Rotorua Rotorua is a city located in the North Island of New Zealand and is located 230km south of Auckland. It is a popular tourist destination and receives 1.5 million visitors a year from around the world. The development of the tourist industry in Rotorua is due to a sequence of events that have occurred over past 160 years. These events have been devised into 4 major stages which‚ include cultural and natural change and economic development. Stage one in the process

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