New Zealand

New Zealand Aotearoa
Jhanda Coat of arms
Des ke jaankari
National anthem:	God Defend New Zealand
Log ke baare me
Official bhasa:	English, Māori.
Abaadi:
- Total:	4,798,840 (ranked 120)
- Density:	17.9 (2017) per km²
Jagah
Hian pe des ke dunia ke map me dekhawa jaawe hai.
Capital City:	Wellington
Sab se barraa City:	Auckland
Area
- Total:	268,021 (ranked 74)
Politics / Government
Established:	1901
Economy / Money
Paisa ke naam:	New Zealand dollar
International information
Time ke zone:	+12
Telephone ke dialing code:	64
Internet domain:	.nz

New Zealand, South Pacific Ocean me ek des hae. Ii des Fiji se 3000 km aur Australia se 2500 km duur hae. Ii des me dui khaas island, (the North Island and the South Island) aur dher chhota island hae jisme se kuchh hae, Stewart Island/Rakiura aur Chatham Islands. Māori log ii des ke Aotearoa bole hae aur iske English bhasa me Land of the Long White Cloud translate karaa jawe hae. New Zealand ke niche Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau aur Ross Dependency (Antarctica) hae.

Chapa ke gallery

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  Gustavus von Tempsky

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  Infantry from the 2nd Battalion, Auckland Regiment in the Battle of the Somme, September 1916.

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  Tino rangatiratanga

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  Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand

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  Sir Anand Satyanand, Governor-General

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  John Key, Prime Minister

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  2007 ANZAC Dawn Service in Wellington. From left to right, the flags of NZ, the UK and Australia

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  HMNZS Canterbury

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  New Zealand House, High Commission of New Zealand in London

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  Topography of New Zealand

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  Aoraki/Mount Cook

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  Abel Tasman National Park

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  Pōhutukawa ke perr me summer ke suruu me fuul nikle hae

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  Haast's Eagle died out when humans hunted its main prey, the moa, to extinction

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  Milford Sound

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  New Zealand Primary Energy Supply 2008.

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  New Zealand's historical population (black) and projected growth (red)

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  New Zealand's fastest growing ethnic groups are Asian

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  Change in religious beliefs since 1991

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  Late twentieth-century house-post depicting the navigator Kupe fighting two sea creatures

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  Twilight bagpipe band practice, Napier

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  Performers in traditional Māori clothing.

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  The All Blacks perform a haka before a match against France national rugby union teamin 2006

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  Statue of Edmund Hillary gazing towards Mount Cook

New Zealand ke Prime Minister ke List

      No party       Liberal/United       Reform       Labour       National

No.	Name	Portrait	Party	Government	Assumed office	Left office
1	Henry Sewell		No party		7 May 1856	20 May 1856
2	William Fox (1st term)		No party		20 May 1856	2 June 1856
3	Edward Stafford (1st term)		No party		2 June 1856	12 July 1861
(2)	William Fox (2nd term)		No party		12 July 1861	6 August 1862
4	Alfred Domett		No party		6 August 1862	30 October 1863
5	Frederick Whitaker (1st term)		No party		30 October 1863	24 November 1864
6	Frederick Weld		No party		24 November 1864	16 October 1865
(3)	Edward Stafford (2nd term)		No party		16 October 1865	28 June 1869
(2)	William Fox (3rd term)		No party		28 June 1869	10 September 1872
(3)	Edward Stafford (3rd term)		No party		10 September 1872	11 October 1872
7	George Waterhouse		No party		11 October 1872	3 March 1873
(2)	William Fox (4th term)		No party		3 March 1873	8 April 1873
8	Julius Vogel (1st term)		No party		8 April 1873	6 July 1875
9	Daniel Pollen		No party		6 July 1875	15 February 1876
(8)	Julius Vogel (2nd term)		No party		15 February 1876	1 September 1876
10	Harry Atkinson (1st term)		No party		1 September 1876	13 October 1877
11	George Grey		No party		13 October 1877	8 October 1879
12	John Hall		No party		8 October 1879	21 April 1882
(5)	Frederick Whitaker (2nd term)		No party		21 April 1882	25 September 1883
(10)	Harry Atkinson (2nd term)		No party		25 September 1883	16 August 1884
13	Robert Stout (1st term)		No party		16 August 1884	28 August 1884
(10)	Harry Atkinson (3rd term)		No party		28 August 1884	3 September 1884
(13)	Robert Stout (1st term)		No party		3 September 1884	8 October 1887
(10)	Harry Atkinson (4th term)		No party		8 October 1887	24 January 1891
14	John Ballance		Liberal	First Liberal	24 January 1891	27 April 1893 (died)
15	Richard Seddon		Liberal		27 April 1893	10 June 1906 (died)
16	William Hall-Jones		Liberal		10 June 1906	6 August 1906
17	Joseph Ward (1st term)		Liberal		6 August 1906	28 March 1912
18	Thomas Mackenzie		Liberal		28 March 1912	10 July 1912
19	William Massey		Reform	Reform	10 July 1912	10 May 1925 (died)
20	Francis Bell		Reform		10 May 1925	30 May 1925
21	Gordon Coates		Reform		10 December 1928
(17)	Joseph Ward (2nd term)		United(Liberal)	United	10 December 1928	28 May 1930
22	George Forbes		United (Liberal)		28 May 1930	6 December 1935
				Liberal-Reform
23	Michael Joseph Savage		Labour	First Labour	6 December 1935	27 March 1940 (died)
24	Peter Fraser		Labour		27 March 1940	13 December 1949
25	Sidney Holland		National	First National	13 December 1949	20 September 1957
26	Keith Holyoake (1st term)		National		20 September 1957	12 December 1957
27	Walter Nash		Labour	Second Labour	12 December 1957	12 December 1960
(26)	Keith Holyoake (2nd term)		National	Second National	12 December 1960	7 February 1972
28	Jack Marshall		National		7 February 1972	8 December 1972
29	Norman Kirk		Labour	Third Labour	8 December 1972	31 August 1974 (died)
—	Hugh Watt (Acting)		Labour		31 August 1974	6 September 1974
30	Bill Rowling		Labour		6 September 1974	12 December 1975
31	Robert Muldoon		National	Third National	12 December 1975	26 July 1984
32	David Lange		Labour	Fourth Labour	26 July 1984	8 August 1989
33	Geoffrey Palmer		Labour		8 August 1989	4 September 1990
34	Mike Moore		Labour		4 September 1990	2 November 1990
35	Jim Bolger		National	Fourth National	2 November 1990	8 December 1997
36	Jenny Shipley		National		8 December 1997	5 December 1999
37	Helen Clark		Labour	Labour-Led	5 December 1999	19 November 2008
38	John Key		National	National-Led	19 November 2008	incumbent