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1. The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
	Te Papa is the new national museum of New Zealand. Te Papa is different from any other museum on the planet ... playful, scholarly, imaginative, educational, interactive, bold - Te Papa speaks with a Kiwi accent. Who we were, who we are, and even who we might become ... http://www.tepapa.govt.nz/ contact Tourist Attractions \| Museums

2. Starship Children's Hospital and Foundation

Starship is a comprehensive children’s hospital in Auckland, designed to focus exclusively on children and their health needs. Starship provides a wide range of complex medical, surgical and mental health services for children throughout New Zealand and the South Pacific. Make sure you visit the Starship Foundation on this web site for upcoming fundraising events, the list of generous supporters and celebrity helpers or to make a donation on our secure server.
http://www.starship.org.nz/

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Hospitals | Specialists | Charities and Non Profit

3. New Zealand Music Awards
	New Zealand’s national music awards have been going from strength to strength for 38 years and they continue to grow and evolve year by year. http://www.nzmusicawards.co.nz/ Music \| Music and Bands

4. Puke Ariki - Taranaki's knowledge centre

Puke Ariki is a united museum, library and visitor information centre for Taranaki - a stimulating, educational and recreational complex. Read online Taranaki Stories which cover many topics including sporting heroes, conflict and the arts. Browse our online databases: photographs, archives, artefacts and passenger lists. Play our interactive games or download teachers’ worksheets. The site is essential viewing for visitors to Taranaki, teachers, students, genealogists and historians.
http://www.pukeariki.co.nz/

Tourist Attractions | Museums

5. Creative New Zealand
	Creative New Zealand is the government organisation responsible for developing the arts in New Zealand. Established as a crown entity under the Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa Act 1994, Creative New Zealand's funding comes from Government through Vote Arts, Culture and Heritage and the New Zealand Lottery Grants Board. http://www.creativenz.govt.nz/ Government \| Art General

6. Army Museum Waiouru
	Army Museum Waiouru is a military history and army war museum in New Zealand. Engage with real life soldiers' stories, discover New Zealand's military history, learn the campaigns of the NZ Army, and reflect on how conflict has shaped New Zealand. http://www.armymuseum.co.nz/ Tourist Attractions \| Museums

7. The Opera Critic
	The Opera Critic guides you through the world of opera with all the latest opera reviews, news and articles. http://www.theoperacritic.com/ Music

8. bohemian tattoo arts NZ
	bohemian tattoo arts, N.Z. professional body art studio, tattoo, body piercing, henna painting, branding, art gallery, hair studio, utmost hygiene http://www.bohemiantattooarts.com/ contact Galleries and Artists \| Tattoos, Piercing and Bodyart

9. Awataha Portal
	The web portal of Awataha Marae, located at Northcote on the North Shore of Auckland.Awataha is a community event centre with a spiritual and cultural heart. We connect to peoples and communities. http://www.awataha.org.nz/ contact Maori \| Regional Directories

10. Maori Language.net
	Learn the basics of the Mâori Language, through online video lessons and get links to resources and organisations that help you to learn Te Reo Mâori. http://www.maorilanguage.net/ Maori \| Specialist Training

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	Monday, 20 May 2013