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Duck shooting
Every autumn, duck hunters head for shooting spots on wetlands and waterways. They use decoy birds, duck callers, dogs and maimais to help them nab their prey – later to be...Find out more
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Place names
As Europeans surveyed, acquired and dramatically altered New Zealand’s landscape they replaced older Māori names. They named new places such as towns after historical...Find out more
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Human rights
New Zealand is often seen as a world leader in human rights – the rights and freedoms everyone should enjoy. These include rights to freedom of expression, liberty...
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Public gardens
New Zealand cities and towns usually have at least one public garden. They are enjoyed for their attractive plants, or as pleasant places to relax and play. Some were designed...
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Communes and communities
Despite popular images of communes, they weren’t just for long-haired hippies in the 1970s. The first intentional communities began in the 19th century, and many are still...Find out more
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