New ZealandGenWeb

This project is no longer actively maintained. You may be interested in adopting the project if you have:

an interest in research in this area, and a willingness to offer general assistance to researchers through your maintenance of the project;

some experience in maintaining a website, including familiarity with basic tools such as an HTML editor and FTP software;

some spare time to maintain the project reasonably regularly, and respond to enquiries in a timely manner.
Expressions of interest may be directed here, with examples of any websites you currently maintain.

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Lying in the South Pacific, 1600 km southeast of Australia, New Zealand comprises the main North and South Islands, separated by the Cook Strait, and numerous smaller islands. [The] South Island is the more mountainous; [the] North Island contains hot springs and geysers, and the bulk of the population. The political tradition is liberal and egalitarian, and has been dominated by the National and Labour parties. Radical, and often unpopular, reforms since 1984 have restored economic growth, speeded up economic diversification and strengthened New Zealand's position within the Pacific Rim countries.

Dougall, A., Heritage, A., Turner, S., Whitwell, C., & Wyse, E. (Eds.). (1994). The Collins factopedia world reference atlas. London: Dorling Kindersley Limited.

New ZealandGenWeb

New ZealandGenWeb acts as the host site for the New ZealandGenWeb regional projects and is proud to be one of the many participating sites that help make WorldGenWeb one of the very best genealogical resources on the Internet.

If you would like to host one of the available regional projects, further information can be found here.