This link provides a good detailed access to learning about the government of New Zealand. It also provides a first hand look into the relationship between the Maori and and the Government.

This is the largest paper in terms of distribution in New Zealand. It's really easy find what you are looking for in the site. One of he features i like best, is the outside view from another country concerning the United States.

If you didnt know already, the CIA has a website thats very detailed in the geography and just about any type of information you're looking for. Whats really intersting are the statistics about the economy and military. The down side to this site, is the fact it tends to be politically correct.

This ia great site to do research and has mutilmedia and any type of paper available for free access..If you have a report or paper to write about New Zealand iwould recommend coming to this site.

This site offers  extensive information about the geology and mineral wealth of New Zeland. Its really useful in trying to understand why New Zealand is way it is now. From the mountains and volcanos to the lakes and rivers. It offers a timeline for New Zealand geologic activity and even some government ressponses to the geology of this island country

This is a site that will give u a sense of what, who, and where Maori's are. This site offers images, multimedia, and historical texts concerning the Maori's. If you want to know about New Zealand this site is a definate must see.

This unique website shows some of the rarest animals only found in New Zealand. New Zealand is home to the Tuatara which is known as one the only living "dinosaur". This country also has native plants that have been in isolation freom the rest of the world. Such plants as the tall kauri and kohekohe tress.

This website is a databasr about the plants on New Zealand. It lists each plant by their scientific order and species. This is valuable for those looking for wat kinds of plants are on New Zealand.