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21. Air Force Museum
	New Zealand's premier military aviation collection, featuring 28 classic restored aircraft, restoration hangar tours, social history exhibitions and galleries, research facilities, education programmes and souvenir shop. http://www.airforcemuseum.co.nz/ contact Tourist Attractions \| Museums \| History

22. Riccarton House & Bush
	Riccarton House & Bush offers Guided heritage tours of the historic 1856 homestead, in Riccarton Christchurch. Tours lasting about 90 minutes. Step back in time to a world of Victorian and Edwardian splendour. http://www.riccartonhouse.co.nz/ contact Tourist Attractions \| Tours \| History

23. The Earthquake Commission
	The Earthquake Commission is New Zealand's primary provider of geological disaster insurance to residential property owners. The Commission is a Crown Entity who's role is to help New Zealanders mitigate against and recover from the effects of geological disasters. http://www.eqc.govt.nz/ Government \| Insurance \| Health and Safety

24. Gisborne Chamber of Commerce
	The Gisborne Chamber of Commerce - to represent and promote the interests of industry and commerce for the beneficial development of Gisborne and its people and to be the voice of Gisborne Business. http://www.gisborne.org.nz/ contact City & Regional Councils

25. The NZ Commerce Commission
	The Commerce Commission exists to bring about awareness and acceptance of, and compliance with, the Commerce and Fair Trading Acts, so that consumers and producers benefit from healthy competition. http://www.comcom.govt.nz/ Government \| Business General

26. Motat

The Museum of Transport and Technology is located in Western Springs, Auckland (5 minutes on the Western Motorway from Downtown Auckland) - Take an interactive journey through the transport and technology that has shaped NZ - Classic Cars, Planes, Interactive Science Area, Touring Exhibitions and special events year round, Victorian Village, Steam Trains, Trams, Military, Blacksmith, Cafe and much more!
http://www.motat.org.nz/

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Entertainment General | Museums | History

27. Astronomy In Your Hands
	This site contains hands-on astronomy activities for classroom and home. A feature is the bilingual star wheel - the most comprehensive Maori star map available in NZ. http://www.astronomyinyourhands.com/ Animals and Nature \| Education Tools

28. National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)

NCEA is the new national qualification for senior secondary students in New Zealand. Assessment for the NCEA is based on achievement and unit standards.Sixth Form Certificate was replaced by NCEA Level 2 and in 2004, University Entrance, Bursaries and Scholarship will be replaced by NCEA Level 3 and the New Zealand Scholarship award.
http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/ncea/

Government | Education General | Schools and Colleges

29. The GeoNet Project - Monitoring NZ geological hazards
	The New Zealand GeoNet Project provides real-time monitoring and data collection for rapid response and research into earthquake, volcano, landslide and tsunami hazards.The GeoNet project is a collaboration between the Earthquake Commission, the Institute of Geological & Nuclear Sciences and the Foundation for Research, Science & Technology. http://www.geonet.org.nz/ Environmental

30. Tarawera - A deadly Story

Tarawera, the so-called 'dormant' volcano rudely awoke the Bay of Plenty inhabitants at 2.00am on 10th June 1886 with wild lightning, sharp earthquakes and a deluge of volcanic debris as the mountain began the renovation of her landscape. When the light of day came, those who had survived could not make out well known landmarks, everything was covered in ash, everything was different forever...
http://www.anheizen.com/

Maori | History

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	Tuesday, 25 February 2020