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This Māori principle ensures that you'll always receive a warm welcome in Aotearoa New Zealand. Respect, care, and reciprocity - it's how New Zealanders build strong, positive relationships.
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New Zealand’s place to stand in Europe

The northern French town of Le Quesnoy is home to the New Zealand Liberation Museum – Te Arawhata. With an immersive visitor experience created by Wētā Workshop, the Museum honours those who died in World War One, the freedom they fought for, the friendship we share with France and our hope for a better future.

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Womens football making history

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ was the biggest women’s sporting event in history and, in terms of international audience, the tournament was the biggest sporting event ever held in New Zealand.

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Poi kia mau - get ready!

If you’re heading to a sporting event in New Zealand, you’ll see poi used as a symbol of empowerment for wāhine, and a way of celebrating and showing support for athletes.