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| In 1972 British Petroleum | NZ acquired a 60% interest in the company. |
| Air Freight | NZ is a cargo airline based in Auckland, New Zealan |
| JG (Jimmy) Barnes was well-known in Otago and | NZ as a mile and cross-country runner of national c |
| Needing 327 runs to win, | NZ got a terrible start and were 4-49 until a good |
| featured Suzanne Lynch, a former vocal coach for | NZ Idol, a Lotto presenter Russell Harrison, and Ta |
| 120361 Guido (2005 | NZ) is a main-belt asteroid discovered on July 3, 2 |
| te on day one with Clarke last to go on 98 runs, | NZ survived a few overs to finish 0/7 at stumps. |
| Steel now works for Air | NZ as a flight attendant. |
| n all of the world's cars, planes, and shipping ( | NZ exports a significant degree of its dairy and me |
| earthquake in Vanuatu, a change of government in | NZ, and a corporate merger, that has anything to do |
| she came on as a 65th minute substitute, helping | NZ to a 4-3 win over the hosts. |
| ity of new business at Clareville from Airlift ( | N.Z.) was aborted on 11 June 1956, closure of the st |
| He wanted the farmers of | NZ to acknowledge the efforts of the British seamen |
| her two debutants in the match, never played for | NZ again after the loss. |
| New Zealand Transport Agency, but it operates as | NZ Transport Agency. |
| aland and Land Transport New Zealand to form the | NZ Transport Agency. |
| , merging with Transit New Zealand to become the | NZ Transport Agency. |
| TV1 Highest rated | NZ On Air funded factual programme in 2005 |
| Funding for a second series was approved by | NZ On Air in June 2011. |
| Live Drive (16:00-18:00) includes a Tom Frewen's | NZ On Air-funded Today in Parliament programme, spo |
| Micro Aviation | NZ is an aircraft manufacturing company based in Te |
| lso published Small Land Animals and co-authored | NZ Spiders, An Introduction. |
| He represented | NZ in an Under 18 team that toured to Fiji. |
| Choice Award, Best Presenter at the 2010 Qantas | NZ Film and Television Awards. |
| The league's initial sponsors were Rothmans ( | NZ) Ltd, and the league was thus commonly known as |
| including Stables, while he took leave to judge | NZ Idol and the ZM Morning Crew, Polly and Grant. |
| for Hawkes Bay U14, 16, 18, 23, Wellington U23, | NZ U18, and Korus U14 teams. |
| NZ Oil and Gas | |
| eir children are Rosalind Burdon (married to the | NZ businessman and former politician Philip Burdon) |
| er the IPO, the ownership percentages changed to | NZ Oil and Gas 31%, Gujarat NRE Coke 10%, Saurashtr |
| techniques, the protection of endangered native | NZ birds, and, most famously, the understanding and |
| McMurdo Station (US) and Scott Base ( | NZ) are Antarctic research stations located on Hut |
| In 1944 he was returned to | NZ and appointed Vice-Chief of Air Staff, and then |
| life, Dr Buller's Birds which debued at the 2006 | NZ International Arts Festival. |
| ving in Italy with the 5th Field Regiment of the | NZ Artillery, as a Major, Carson was severely wound |
| late 2002 Simon Barton incorporated Gameplanet ( | NZ) Ltd as a limited liability company. |
| on, Wellington Butchers' Union, Secretary of the | NZ Shop Assistants' Federation and President of the |
| Operation Rescue | NZ later assumed much of its philosophy from Joseph |
| Furthermore he was a member of the | NZ team at three consecutive Commonwealth Games, st |
| ecialising in Academic and Creative Writing (and | NZ literature) at Massey University's Albany (Auckl |
| He also has won every | NZ title at least once. |
| 11 September, Auckland: | NZ 1-8 Australia |
| The band worked in both in | NZ and Australia, recording a total of four albums |
| it of 2005 and winner of Song Of The Year at the | NZ Music Awards. |
| okes (Aus), Roger Heath (Aus) and Alfred Dunlop ( | NZ, doubles) beat the United States 4-0, the second |
| Eleven pilots flew for Air Travel ( | NZ) Ltd between 1934 and 1947. |
| Senior Scholarship in Agriculture (declined), a | NZ Wool Board Scholarship and a Shell Oil Company S |
| The | NZ International Business Forum, established in 200 |
| , The bible in schools question, Christchurch, [ | N.Z.]: Printed by the Lyttelton Times Co. |
| t Labour should do and should not do, Dunedin, [ | N.Z.]: Printed by the Evening Star Co. |
| Access from outside Australia and | NZ was by enquiry. |
| During the great war the | NZ Government came and took the iron off Richards s |
| ably his most memorable moment as Captain of the | NZ Team came in 2002 when the national team stunned |
| The private sector's Buy | NZ Made Campaign will continue to promote use of th |
| the movement was later picked up in New Zealand ( | NZ) and Canada. |
| The show builds on the | NZ Performance Car magazine brand, featuring simila |
| As Howard-Smith is a TV3 presenter, when | NZ Performance Car TV moved to TVNZ for Series 6, h |
| ar Shack (their first 12" record), and displaced | NZ punks Casualty, plus a couple of CDs by Sydney p |
| Waikato Draught was awarded a gold medal in the | NZ draught category at the BrewNZ New Zealand beer |
| 1916 Wilson ( | NZ) Portland Cement Co., Portland. |
| r Hawke's Bay in August 1996 and appeared in the | NZ Provincial Championship. |
| in Australia in 1966 as rhythm guitarist for the | NZ group Chants R&B. |
| Colin James, of the | NZ Herald, chose her as his New Zealand politician |
| n as Tuis undertook the work of establishing the | NZ Forces Clubs, first in Egypt and later in Italy. |
| 1913 | NZ Cement Co. Ltd, Limestone Island. |
| General Bernard Freyburg, the | NZ Division's commander, also paid tribute to the g |
| ric Corp., and since then it was used by Telecom | NZ for communication between New Zealand and Pacifi |
| 20 September: The Canterbury ( | NZ) Aviation Company is established in Christchurch |
| to the establishment and ongoing success of the | NZ Cycling Conference series (15 October 1997, Hami |
| In 2005, | NZ Idol contestant "Sela Mahe" joined the show as a |
| Also known as | NZ Anime Convention, and is run by Armageddon Expo |
| netname: TELSTRACLEAR-NZ descr: TelstraClear | NZ Ltd descr: Dial Offload ClearNet WAN Pools PENRO |
| In 1959 Kerr joined forces with | NZ Ballet director Paul Gnatt, bringing with him a |
| The | NZ walk donated the money to the work of Refugees I |
| North Harbour Rugby Union ( | NZ) vs Duikers (South Africa) at the 2008 COBRA Ten |
| ion of the rail operator KiwiRail (formerly Toll | NZ) in Dunedin, New Zealand. |
| A History of Tauranga County, Palmerston North, | NZ: The Dunmore Press Limited, ISBN 0-908564-51-1 . |
| ilot who served in the Royal Air Force with 486 ( | NZ) Squadron during World War II. |
| Zealand, held at Dunedin, May 1900., Auckland, [ | N.Z.]: Abel, Dykes & Co. |
| co-author, Criminal Law and Practice in | NZ (1st Edn 1964) |
| s playing for Ireland Wolfhounds (v France, USA, | NZ Maori, England, Australia). |
| In his first two Twenty20 games for | NZ against England, Ryder scored 22 and 12 as New Z |
| a platoon of naval gunners to assist in possible | NZ civilian evacuations, participated in the ANZCAN |
| Since 2001 he has been competing in the | NZ V8s exclusively, winning the series in 03/04 and |
| nuclei in the vicinity of the unpaired electron ( | NZ and EZ), on the distances between nuclei and on |
| ed to the 2005 election result was mostly due to | NZ First failing to clear the MMP threshold while t |
| is assumed that the site was transferred to the | NZ Army for their use. |
| rummer Peter Leitch US Guitarist Frank Gibson Jr | NZ Drummer Frank Foster US Saxophonist Terrell Staf |
| Air Freight | NZ operates freight services to the following desti |
| abolished and forces brought directly under the | NZ CNS from October 1940. |
| between the 1990 and 1991 figures as Statistics | NZ switched from using the de facto population conc |
| Tangmere with No. 41 Squadron and later No. 486 ( | NZ) Squadron from Volkel, Holland. |
| Tauranga Airport was acquired by the | NZ Government from the traditional Maori land owner |
| compared to the combined 1999 results of United | NZ and Future NZ, who merged in 2000. |
| a Summit Road): progress report, Christchurch, [ | N.Z.]: H. G. Ell |
| The | NZ Herald gave the album four stars (of 5), noting |
| The | NZ Art Guild caters for artists, art buyer and the |
| Not only that, the | NZ Art Guild provides a place for art lovers to com |
| Since its formation, the | NZ Art Guild and its members have continued to grow |
| The | NZ Art Guild is a nationwide organisation that supp |
| The | NZ Art Guild was formed in 2004 when a group of art |
| urgh and 1974 Commonwealth Games in Christchurch | NZ, and had a personal best of 2:14:15.4. |
| ts scope and accepts applications from anyone in | NZ who has cerebral palsy. |
| 's unclear what nuclear testing of the U.S. that | NZ would have objected to as late as the eighties. |
| It is the main gateway for | NZ ships heading down to the Antarctic. |
| See: | NZ Internet History |
| ifted" which is still regarded today as the best | NZ hip hop album ever. |
| uv nxy | nz is in L for every integer n ≥ 0. |
| New Zealand Under 19 in 2000 | Nz Colts in 2001 & 2002 |
| The power station was bought by the | NZ government in 1919 and it began to supply Cambri |
| 8 year stint, and was appointed to the Swimming | NZ Board in 2007. |
| y 2008 the New Zealand Government purchased Toll | NZ Ltd, including the Interislander, becoming part |
| ly demonstrated its technology at Pilot scale in | NZ -using Industrial waste gases from the steel ind |
| arly two decades Dam Native's involvement in the | NZ music industry saw them not only support major i |
| and the New Zealand business unit Allied Domecq | NZ was integrated into the company which was subseq |
| The | NZ Javelin is a high performance skiff type dinghy |
| For the earlier party, see | NZ South Island Party. |
| focus of The Phoenix Astronomical Society (inc) | nz, when it was incorporated in 1998; and today is |
| Thom Simmons, Kapiti Coast, | NZ Malangthon July 12, 2005 |
| Highest Selling | Nz Single: Katchafire - Giddy Up |
| Inter-Varsity Fellowship of Evangelical Unions ( | NZ) (now known as Tertiary Students Christian Fello |
| Christchurch, | N.Z.: South Latitude Research Ltd., in association w |
| because of a defection by Foreign Minister (and | NZ First leader) Winston Peters, Labour might have |
| The last | NZ Troops left Vietnam on 22 December 1972. |
| jor theme was impending and unpopular changes to | NZ copyright legislation, and discussions resulted |
| n address at the Trades Hall, Dunedin, Dunedin [ | N.Z.]: S. Lister, Printer |
| Tuesday 11th April, 1899, Kensington, Dunedin [ | N.Z.]: S. Lister, Printer |
| ks on the present political situation, Dunedin [ | N.Z.]: S. Lister, Printer |
| Hazel reached the final of the Viva Las Vegas | NZ tournament, losing to Simon Whitlock. |
| No | NZ teams made the semifinals. |
| open to any | NZ made manufacturer. |
| In 2009, Mason was part of the | NZ A match vs the England Lions at Pukekura Park. |
| total raised was just over $1.5 million with the | NZ Government matching the amount dollar for dollar |
| He was awarded the QSO and the | NZ 1990 Medal for services to New Zealand. |
| He was awarded the | NZ 1990 Medal and the QSM in 1994 for services to N |
| bilee Medal for service to the community and the | NZ 1990 Medal for services to New Zealand (Taylor, |
| ices to local government and the community and a | NZ 1990 Medal for services to New Zealand (Taylor, |
| Geoff Thompson was awarded the | NZ 1990 Medal for services to New Zealand. |
| Laney was Mayor of Oamaru and was awarded the | NZ 1990 Medal. |
| He was awarded the | NZ 1990 Medal. |
| lk liquids), while another 3 are located at the | NZ$ 100 million Tauranga Terminal (containers, incl |
| The new turbine is a | NZ$ 520 million investment and takes the total inst |
| The new bridge cost | NZ$ 35 million and provides a 524 m long, 16.5m wid |
| was proposing major works around the Marina for | NZ$ 23 million up to 2011, though these were since |
| affic reaches trigger levels) and was built for | NZ$ 68 million during 2001-2003. |
| However (as of 2007) the investment of around | NZ$ 4.5 million for a duplicate of the Kea is consi |
| e noted that the issue could be fixed for about | NZ$ 5 million per year, but Ministry of Health offi |
| ewcastle Falcons on a contract reportedly worth | $NZ one million (£350,000); a year until 2010. |
| A | NZ$ 8 million extension to the northern end of the |
| The study indicates a cost of ( | NZ) $80 million for a second tunnel. |
| s option because of its estimated expense (over | NZ$ 240 million) and capabilities being greater tha |
| ior was extensively restored from 1994-1997 for | NZ$ 33 million, partially because the unreinforced |
| The repairs cost | NZ$ 1 million, and the incident may have added to t |
| d complex were built over seven years at a cost | NZ$ 20 million. |
| s of early 2009, total costs are expected to be | NZ$ 230 million. |
| messages to other politicians, including current | NZ Prime Minister John Key, and of leaving "abusive |
| ified when news anchor John Campbell interviewed | NZ Prime Minister Helen Clark about the issue. |
| sovereignty: the Maori perspective, Auckland, [ | N.Z.]: Hodder Moa Beckett, ISBN 1-86958-208-X |
| His views were also criticised by fellow | NZ First MP Dail Jones. |
| , Closing the gaps: policy papers, Wellington, [ | N.Z.]: ACT New Zealand Parliamentary Office, ISBN 0- |
| gn manifesto: general election 1996, Auckland, [ | N.Z.]: ACT New Zealand, 1996, ISBN 0-477-01901-3 |
| not politics: the first 1000 days, Wellington, [ | N.Z.]: ACT New Zealand Parliamentary Office, 2000, I |
| Balmerino ( | NZ) (11 November 1972-1996) was a bay Thoroughbred |
| The recipient of the 2003 Halberg Award for | NZ Sportsman of the Year, Fouhy has not since dropp |
| ounds and 2.8 steals per game, while being named | NZ Academy of Sport High Performance Player for the |
| These revised maps made Whangamomona, | NZ part of the Manawatu-Wanganui Region. |
| 37 Coronation Medal for services to New Zealand ( | NZ Roll of Honour, p. 1095). |
| NZ Ministry of Defence claims overweight issue not | |
| iety of Anaesthetists (NZSA) and a member of the | NZ Committee of the Faculty of Anaesthetists. |
| s being the Lookout Lodge No 127 of the R.A.O.B. | NZ Constitution of the Grand Lodge of England. |
| e of the Upper Harbour Motorway opening, Transit | NZ closed off the old bridge to make repairs, espec |
| eader before moving to command No. 486 Squadron ( | NZ), flying offensive fighter-bomber operations ove |
| Cold By Winter - | NZ dates only |
| This page is about SeaLink Travel Group | NZ which operates vehicle ferry services on the Hau |
| Important donations were received from Mobil Oil | NZ, the Ornithological Society of New Zealand, the |
| SeaLink | NZ started out as Subritzky Shipping in 1960. |
| m was released on June 8th charting at #6 on The | NZ Itunes page and #1 on the NZ itunes Hip-Hop page |
| In 1966 he resigned from the | NZ Labour Party (Logan, p. 425). |
| unter became increasingly disillusioned with the | NZ Labour Party and argued that: "We have learned m |
| when a new (National) government was formed with | NZ First Party following the first MMP 1996 general |
| Leader, Parliamentary | NZ Labour Party 1990-1993 |
| She is currently on the Council of | NZ Labour Party. |
| on of traditional weaving varieties of harakeke ( | NZ flax, Phormium spp.) donated by Rene Orchiston o |
| he single, "Heart and Soul", peaked at #4 on the | NZ charts, picked up five 1984 New Zealand Music Aw |
| In 1999 - 2000 he was Executive of | NZ Canoe Polo. |
| tion of liberalism in New Zealand, Wellington, [ | N.Z.]: Evening Post Printing House |
| Nelson, | NZ: Craig Potton Publishing. |
| ly 1942 (1942; Director of Publicity, Wellington | NZ, 50 pp) |
| , Baptist, Open Brethren, Catholic, Incedo (YFC) | NZ & Presbyterian. |
| ents of honours, London, [England] & Auckland, [ | N.Z.]: Belgravia Press & New Zealand Who's Who Aotea |
| Wellington, [ | N.Z.]: Dunmore Press / United Future New Zealand. |
| NZ Grand Prix title | |
| At Gabba, against | NZ, he produced his best figures of 4/30. |
| (2002), Wiremu Tamihana: Rangatira, Wellington, | NZ: Huia Publishers, ISBN 1-877266-92-2 . |
| Auckland, | NZ: Reed Publishing, Revised edition, 1994. |
| NZ - Radio Sport broadcast the Kiwi's games, includ | |
| Mepal first hosted No. 75 ( | NZ) Squadron RAF flying Short Stirlings and later A |
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