A small club in Auckland, New Zealand where like minded people gather to learn, impart knowledge and in general just have a great time talking about the art of bonsai. Everyone welcome - any level - no experience needed. See you there ! :)
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Animals & Us provides resources on animal issues for teachers and students in New Zealand secondary schools. Our resources are: Focused on the relationship between human and non-human animals. Designed for use within the NCEA framework for years 11, 12
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The Australian and New Zealand Society of Paediatric Dentistry was formed in 1988, by the amalgamation of the two bodies: the Australian Society of Dentistry for Children and the New Zealand Society of Dentistry for Children.
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Aunty"s Garden was initiated as a national network that would use the internet to link together M?ori and non Maori food producers. Producers will primarily be produce growers, but also food processors and other businesses that sustainably utilise our nat
