Obstruction Of New Zealand

Australia is diverse it has people from Lebanon, Italy and Greece. New Zeland on the other hand is a very religious country. The people that live there are mainly from Pacific Islands but have recently been getting immigrants from different parts of Asia. There are long spanning droughts in Australia, New Zealand has droughts that only last for a short period of time. The population is way greater than the one of New

Inigenous cultures of Australia and Oceania has chaged the environments in whch they lived in. the difference between New Zealand, Australia and Oceania is that Australia is a country ,Oceania is a group of isands, and New Zealand comes from the Pacific islands. what Australia and New Zealand are two countries located in the Oceania in the Southern Hemisphere. when they explored the South Pacific polynesians brought agriculture to isolated

Australia is a vast, dry, low-relief interior, while the island of New Zealand is mountainous with a temperate climate. Australia is one of the oldest rock on the planet, situated in the center of the Australian Plate. New Zealand is younger, therefore less stable because of it location along the Ring of Fire, having plenty of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, however, Australia has neither of these phenomenas. The elevation differences is considerable, as Australia's highest point, Mount Kosciosko is lower than the entire elevation of New Zealand, with its high point at Mount Cook. Along Australia's low relief region there are plateaus, plains, and the Great Artesian Basin provides essential water to the desert country. In the southern half of Australia were are predominant river systems, which contains mineral wealth. Australia's physiographic benefits the country, while New Zealand see it as obstacles, and while they both are surrounded by oceans from every angle, these two countries vary in many ways governmental, economically, and socially.

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| Analysis of Individual Players4.1. Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) 4.2. Britannia New Zealand Foods Private Ltd. Industries Limited (BNZF)4.3. Dabon International Private Limited4.4. Imported Cheese Market4.5. Regional Players

Off the West coast of Australia you will find Fiji. North-East of Fiji is America, to the south you will find New Zealand, and North-West of Fiji would be the Philippines. Fiji has a relatively warm climate year round of about 79°F to about 88°F. Fiji consists of many islands, only about 1/3 of Fiji’s islands are inhabited. The main language in Fiji is English. But, Fiji also has its own language called Fijian, and its own dialect of Hindi. Fiji’s islands have many mountains and volcanoes. In Fiji, there are two main inhabited islands. Both islands are volcanic and coralline (composed of or having the structure of coral).

There are many faults in the world. Earthquakes happen on these faults. An earthquake is an unexpected movement of shaking the ground. Also, they can cause destruction to buildings and the land.. The Wellington Fault is an active, groundbreaking fault. There are 50 active faults in Wellington. It located in the south of New Zealand on the North Island. New Zealand has many towns and cities that have houses and buildings close to or on a fault. They built the buildings and houses before they knew about the fault. The Fault starts at Wellington and ends at the Bay of Plenty. The Wellington Fault region has been impacted by earthquakes since the beginning of human settlement. The Wellington Fault is consisted of three sections the Wellington-Hutt

Study of the plate tectonics of New Zealand has been undertaken since the early 1800s, however the most notable discovery regarding the plate tectonic setting was made in the 1940s by Harold Wellman, who discovered the Alpine Fault. Since then, our knowledge of the plate tectonic setting of New Zealand has been vastly expanded, leading to our present day understanding of the topic. A large part of our present day knowledge of the plate tectonic setting has been gained through the study of active faulting - the visible and measurable signs of fault line activity and their ruptures. Our current understanding is that the country sits on the boundary of the Australian and the Pacific plate. The nature of this boundary changes depending on the area of the country studied, from strike-slip to convergent. Evidence from active faulting can be used to prove the nature of this boundary on land by studying both the North and South Island Fault Systems.

New Zealand is the world’s largest dairy exporter, making up about 35 percent of international trade and sells nearly half of the world’s traded lamb. Agriculture accounts for 5.1 percent of our GDP, and directly employs 7 percent of our workforce.

There are many differences between both countries. First, the total land area of New Zealand is 27 million hectares (McKinnon, 1997) with the total population of 4.471.309 people that counted on

New Zealand is known to be the land of extremes. Extremes, not only in terms of travel and adventures but as well as the climate. Having one of the severest UV rays in the world, unpredictable weather conditions, and variable temperatures all over the country, New Zealand is truly a land of extremes. Therefore, clothing in New Zealand are required to withstand no matter what season, weather condition, and time of the year it is.

The Country of New Zealand is about 267,710 square kilometers, including its surrounding islands. The land is mostly mountainous, with about one fifth of the North Island and two thirds of the South Island consisting of mountains. These mountains were created by the collision of the Australian and Pacific plates. These colliding plates cause a lot of problems for New Zealand. Not only do they contribute to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, they’re also moving the country in two different directions. The South Island is mostly on the Pacific plate, which is moving about 40 millimeters southwest each year, relative to Australian plate, which is moving North. In other areas such as Marlborough Sounds and Fiordland, high mountain ranges are shrinking in size due to subduction. This is resulting in the creation of long, narrow, and deep inlets of the sea between high cliffs, commonly known as fiords. Despite the mountains which seem to dominate the landscape, there is also a considerable amount of flat, low-lying land adjacent to the seacoast known as coastal plains. The lowest point in the country is 0 meters at the Pacific Ocean, while the highest point reaches 3,754 meters atop Aoraki, or Mount Cook. While there are many spectacularly beautiful pieces of scenery throughout the Country, only 1.76% of its land is arable. The country is located in the south of the Pacific Ocean, southeast of Australia. The geographic coordinates are 42.00 degrees South, by 174.00

The investigate the spatial difference between the east coast and west cost of New Zealand. Comparing Muriwai Beach with Eastern Beach

The Treaty of Waitangi has always been Aotearoa, New Zealand’s founding document, however it’s status continues to change over time. Signed over 175 years ago, February 6th 1840, the document continues to cause much controversary and debate in its meaning and interpretation (Orange, 2011). It is the history that keeps repeating itself. During pre-colonisation of New Zealand, Britain entered partnership with Maori as protection from other colonisers and as help with legal trading according to British Maritime law. The treaty entered the scenario to concrete British Colonisation and secure this partnership. At this time, the treaty had begun a movement in Britain to acknowledge and regret the harmful effects of colonization they had seen in previous encounters. These good intentions were considered in the making of the treaty , but unfortunatley were addressed in a way that favoured the Crowns plans for New Zealand.

Just recently I have met a lot of new people here at Catawba College, and I have met people with different backgrounds, culture, norms, etc. I have already learned a lot from my new friend, Olivia from New Zealand. Whether it was trying a piece of gum back from her hometown or talking about the pronunciation of words and new phrases, I 've learned that we have lived two very different lives due to differences in our cultures. Kiwis (New Zealanders) consider sports to be crucial in their country. Sports function in a very similar way in New Zealand as to the way they do here in America. New Zealand is located in the South Western Pacific Ocean, just south of Australia. New Zealand has been its country since the late 19th century. The country has governed itself since the year of 1853.