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A Whale Believed to Be Extinct Was Washed Up on the Coast of New Zealand

12-13-2024

A five-meter whale, a species thought to have been extinct, was washed up on the coast of New Zealand

New Zealand Airport Imposes Three-Minute Hug Limit

10-25-2024

Dunedin Airport, the second largest on New Zealand's South Island, has imposed a three-minute limit on farewell hugs in the passenger drop-off zone. For those who need more time, an alternative has been offered: "For a more tender farewell, please use the car park."

New Zealand to Triple Tourist Tax

09-05-2024

Reuters has reported that the New Zealand government has announced a nearly threefold increase in fees for foreign tourists. Starting October 1st, the entry fee to the country will be 100 New Zealand dollars, equivalent to approximately 62 US dollars

New Zealand Mud Snails Threaten Michigan's Aquatic Ecosystem

08-30-2024

New Zealand mud snails have been discovered in the Platte River (a tributary of the Missouri) in the US state of Michigan

Fossil of Dinosaur Ancestor Discovered in New Zealand

07-03-2024

A fossil has been discovered in New Zealand that scientists have determined belongs to an ancient marine reptile - an ancestor of dinosaurs

Hundreds of New Marine Species Discovered in Deep Canyon off New Zealand Coast

04-17-2024

Marine biologists have discovered over 100 species of marine creatures new to science in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of New Zealand. According to the Ocean Census project, a team from the National Institute of Water and Atmosphere (NIWA) of New Zealand collected about 1,800 samples of living organisms at depths of up to 4,800 meters during an expedition to the Bounty Trough off the east coast of the South Island

New Zealand tightens visa requirements

04-15-2024

New Zealand has announced stricter requirements for the issuance of work visas and the introduction of new rules for the admission of migrants

New Zealand wants to equate whales with humans to save them from extinction

03-29-2024

King Tuheitia Potatau Te Ferofero VII of the New Zealand indigenous Maori people advocated granting whales the same rights as humans

500 pilot whales die in New Zealand. A ‘kinder option’ chosen instead of rescue

10-13-2022

About 500 pilot whales have died in mass strandings on New Zealand's remote Chatham Islands

New Zealand to open its borders to tourists at the end of April 2022

11-26-2021

New Zealand authorities have announced that they will reopen the country's borders to foreign travelers at the end of April 2022


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