New Zealand. Group 5

‘The All Blacks’
Presented By:
Neha Yadav
Deepak Nanda
Manish Hemrom
Sheeraj Sengupta
Group V
Geographic
 Location: Oceania, Islands in the South

Pacific Ocean, South-East of Australia
 Geographic Coordinates: 41 00 S, 174 00 E
 Area: 268,680 sq km
 Coastline: 15134 km
Contd…
 Climate: Temperate with sharp regional contrasts
 Terrain: Mountainous with large coastal plains
 Natural Resources: Natural Gas, Iron Ore, Coal,

Timber, Gold, Limestone
 Natural Hazards: Earthquakes & Volcanic activities

History
 Youngest country on the Earth
 Initial dwellers – Polynesians
 Discovered on 13th December 1642
 ‘Treaty of Waitangi’ – equal status to Maori &

British people
 Shed its ‘colony’ until it became a dominion in 1907

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The People
Europeans Asians;
Maori; Pacific;
; 78% 3.8%
14% 4.2%
Architecture
 Use of dark basalt blocks & facings of cream-

colored Oamaru stone, a form of limestone
 Resembles British/European architecture

Beehive – Executive wing of the Parliament;
Wellington
Historic Buildings
The Pompallier
Some Other Landmarks
DUNEDIN RAILWAY
ANZAC SQUARE STATION
Dominion Museum, Wellington
Climate
 Spring - September, October, November
 Summer - December, January, February
 Autumn - March, April, May
 Winter - June, July, August

Spring
Temp hovers between 9-19°C – perfect for swimming &

scenic delights
Summer
A comparatively higher temp –14-25°C with loads of

sunshine; apt for sunbathing
Autumn
Slightly cooler with temp around 10-20°C – perfect for

swimming & rafting
Winter
Becomes quite chilly with temp ranging from 4-10°C –

skiing opportunities
Rainfall
Avg rainfall between 640-1500mm spread throughout

the year – amazing forests
Maoris – One of the few remaining tribes in
the ‘modern world’
Maoris
 ‘People of the Land’
 Lived in huts grouped into villages ranging

from 50-500 households
 Ruled by tribal chiefs

Clothes
Contd…
 Knee length kilt-like garment worn around

the waist
 A rectangular garment wore around the

shoulders
 Belts – Tatua(Males) & Tu(Females)

Some Artifacts/Tools
Patu or Meru – a club
Tiaha – a formidable weapon

Music
 Predominant genre – Reggae
 Famous artists – Herbs, Katchafire

Sports/Adventure
Activities
Rugby
 National game
 Famous Haka Dance

Cricket
Others
 Football
 Adventure Sports – Surfing, Paragliding,

Skydiving, Snow Boarding, Off-road driving,
Kayaking
Lifestyle
 Favorite hobby: Reading
 Family: 1 in 4 family is a nuclear family; half of

them without children
 Diet: Beef, pork & fast foods; predominantly

non-vegetarian
Etiquettes – Meeting & Greeting
 Greetings are casual – a smile or a handshake
 Usually preferred to be called by their honorific

title or surname
 Do not generally stand very close to each other

when conversing; about arm's length apart.
 Gifts – flowers, chocolates or book about home

country – not to be lavish; opened when received
Etiquettes - Dining & Wining
Contd…
 Wait to be told where to sit
 Blessing/Acknowledgement before
commencing to eat(Maoris)
 Continental Style – Fork(left) & Knife(right)
 Elbows to be kept off the table while eating

Business
 Negotiating process takes time; no high

pressure-sales tactics
 Demonstrate the benefits of the

product/service rather than talk
 Are direct & to the point; expect the same
 Value for money & appreciate honesty

Economy
Contd..
 GDP: $135.723 billion
 Mixed Economy – supply & demand forces
 Prime Industries – Tourism & Agriculture
 Export: Dairy products, fish, meat, machinery –

Australia, Japan, China
 Import: Automobiles, Electronics – Germany, Japan

India-New Zealand Trade Relations
 Hub for Indian students staying abroad
 Both once a part of the British Empire
 Cordial relationship; not something extensive
 Free Trade Agreement between the two – as

per the Joint Trade Committee in 1983
Acknowledgement
 Our mentor, Arpit Gupta
 Rashi Walia
 Parakram Hazarika
 Neha Priya
 Kush Rai
 PGDPC XV & XVI
 Group V
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‘The All Blacks’

 Location: Oceania, Islands in the South

 Geographic Coordinates: 41 00 S, 174 00 E

 Climate: Temperate with sharp regional contrasts

 Terrain: Mountainous with large coastal plains

 Natural Resources: Natural Gas, Iron Ore, Coal,

 Natural Hazards: Earthquakes & Volcanic activities

 Youngest country on the Earth

 Initial dwellers – Polynesians

 Discovered on 13th December 1642

 ‘Treaty of Waitangi’ – equal status to Maori &

 Shed its ‘colony’ until it became a dominion in 1907

 Use of dark basalt blocks & facings of cream-

 Resembles British/European architecture

 Spring - September, October, November

 Summer - December, January, February

 Autumn - March, April, May

 Winter - June, July, August

Temp hovers between 9-19°C – perfect for swimming &

A comparatively higher temp –14-25°C with loads of

Slightly cooler with temp around 10-20°C – perfect for

Becomes quite chilly with temp ranging from 4-10°C –

Avg rainfall between 640-1500mm spread throughout

 ‘People of the Land’

 Lived in huts grouped into villages ranging

 Ruled by tribal chiefs

 Knee length kilt-like garment worn around

 A rectangular garment wore around the

 Belts – Tatua(Males) & Tu(Females)

Patu or Meru – a club

Tiaha – a formidable weapon

 Predominant genre – Reggae

 Famous artists – Herbs, Katchafire

 Famous Haka Dance

 Adventure Sports – Surfing, Paragliding,

 Favorite hobby: Reading

 Family: 1 in 4 family is a nuclear family; half of

 Diet: Beef, pork & fast foods; predominantly

 Greetings are casual – a smile or a handshake

 Usually preferred to be called by their honorific

 Do not generally stand very close to each other

 Gifts – flowers, chocolates or book about home

 Wait to be told where to sit

 Continental Style – Fork(left) & Knife(right)

 Elbows to be kept off the table while eating

 Negotiating process takes time; no high

 Demonstrate the benefits of the

 Are direct & to the point; expect the same

 Value for money & appreciate honesty

 GDP: $135.723 billion

 Mixed Economy – supply & demand forces

 Prime Industries – Tourism & Agriculture

 Export: Dairy products, fish, meat, machinery –

 Import: Automobiles, Electronics – Germany, Japan

 Hub for Indian students staying abroad

 Both once a part of the British Empire

 Cordial relationship; not something extensive

 Free Trade Agreement between the two – as

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