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Contents 1 Geography, economy and environment 2 People 2.1 Arts and entertainment 2.1.1 Artists 2.2 Architecture 2.3 Sport 2.4 Politics and history 3 Māori-related 3.1 Māori people 4 Flora and fauna 5 Misc 6 See also

[edit] Geography, economy and environment

See also Wikipedia:WikiProject Cities, Wikipedia:WikiProject Ecoregions, and Wikipedia:WikiProject New Zealand places

• Pacific Coast Highway (New Zealand) and redirect Pacific Coast Highway (NZ) (ext resource) currently dabbed at Pacific Coast Highway
• Caledonian Ground
• The red links on the List of towns in New Zealand
• The red links on the List of New Zealand mountains by height
• The red links on the List of rivers of New Zealand
• The red links on the List of lakes in New Zealand
• Geology of New Zealand (e.g. mineral deposits etc) and either Geological history of New Zealand or Natural history of New Zealand (see Geological history of India and Natural history of Australia).
• Soils of New Zealand
• Environment of New Zealand (see e.g. Environment New Zealand 2007 [1])
  • Environmental law in New Zealand

(I am working on an Environmental issues in New Zealand article offline at present. -- Alan Liefting- (talk) - 08:51, 31 March 2008 (UTC))

• Water resources in New Zealand
• Forestry in New Zealand
• Sustainability in New Zealand
• Ecological footprint of New Zealand (several published articles available on the subject)
• Fishing in New Zealand/Fisheries in New Zealand
• Waste management in New Zealand/waste in New Zealand
• Yates (New Zealand), a garden supply company

[edit] People

• Craig Potton - photographer, author, publisher, former Green Party candidate

[edit] Arts and entertainment

• List of New Zealand Authors - Something comparable to List_of_Australian_authors. If the Aussie's can do it why can't we???
• Theatre of New Zealand
• A Week Of It, Jon Gadsby
• Max Cryer, Ian Johnstone
• Ray Henwood
• John Hore-Grenell
• Derek Lind
• Bill Ralston
• Ian Cross
• Elizabeth Smither
• Henare Te Ua

[edit] Artists

• G.F. Angas - 19th C artist
• Edward Ashworth - 19th C painter
• Stephen Bambury
• Paul Beadle - sculptor & medalist
• Don Binney - painter
• Philippa Blair - 20th C painter
• Andrew de Boer - painter
• Alfred Burton - 19th C photographer
• Russell Clark - painter
• Cuthbert Clarke - 19th C artist
• Tracy Collins - multi-media artist
• Neil Dawson - 20th C sculptor
• Paul Dibble - 20th C sculptor
• Don Driver
• Dr John Elam - 19th C art patron
• Robert Ellis - 20th C painter
• Jaqueline Fahey - painter, writer
• Clas Edvard Friström 1864-1950, Artist, art teacher
• Dick Fizzell - 20th C painter
• Blythe Fletcher - 20th C painter
• Tony Fomison - painter
• Jenny Gibbs - art patron
• Max Gimblett - painter
• Richard Gross - 20th C sculptor
• Frederick Gully - 19th Century painter
• Gil Hanly - photographer
• Patrick Hanly - painter
• Paul Hartigan - sculptor
• Christine Hellyar sculptor
• J.C. Hoyte - 19th C painter
• Thomas Biddulph Hutton - 19th c artist
• John Ioane
• Robyn Kahukiwa - painter
• Henry Joseph Kelliher 1896-1991, art patron
• John Kinder - 19th C painter & photographer
• Doris Lusk - 20th C painter
• Molly Macalister - sculptor
• Karl Maugham - painter
• James McKelvie - 19th Century art patron
• Mary McIntyre - painter
• J.J. Merrett - 19th C artist
• Judy Millar
• George Moodie - 19th C photographer
• Richard C. Moore - Painter/Sculptor/Designer
• Selwyn Muru - carver, painter, poet, producer, singer, writer
• Claudia Pond-Eyley - painter
• John Pule - artist, writer
  • Done. I didn't even notice that anyone had requested it until after I'd written it. ;) Feel free to improve on it if you can think of anything relevent to add. Aridd (talk) 12:37, 23 May 2008 (UTC)
• John Radford - sculptor
• Peter Siddell - 20th C painter
• Sylvia Siddell - 20th C painter
• Louis John Steele - 19th C painter
• Simon Stockley - painter
• Terry Stringer - sculptor
• Marte Szirmay- sculptor
• Anton Teutenberg - 19th Century sculptor & medalist
• Jeff Thomson - sculptor
• Philip Trusttum - painter
• Greer Twiss - sculptor
• Denys Watkins - printmaker
• Felicity West - printmaker
• Henry Winkelmann - 19th & 20th C photographer
• Pamela Wolf - painter
• Brent Wong - 20th C painter

[edit] Architecture

• Kenneth Aimer - 20th C architect
• Charles Le Neve Arnold - 20th C architect
• William Barnett Armson
• Alva Bartley - 20th C architect
• Edmund Bell - 19th C architect
• Edward Bentley - 19th C architect
• Peter Beaven - 20th C architect
• Edward Billson - 20th C architect
• W.R Bloomfield - 19th C architect
• Pierre.F.M. Burrows - 19th C architect
• John Campbell (1857-1942) - architect
• B.C. Chilwell - 20th C architect
• W.H. Clayton - 19th C architect

• Walter Arthur Cumming - 20th C architect
• Tibor K. Donner - 20th C architect
• Malcolm Keith Draffin - 20th C architect
• R.F. Draffin - 20th C architect
• Cedric Firth - 20th Century architect
• Charles Reginald Ford - 20th Century architect
• Thomas Forrester (architect)
• John Goldwater - 20th Century architect
• Hugh Grierson - 20th C architect
• William Henry Gummer - 20th C architect
• Humphrey Hall - 20th Century architect
• R.B. Hammond - 20th C architect
• Philip Herepath - 19th C architect
• William A. Holman - 20th C architect
• Richard Keals - 19th C architect
• Henry Kulka - 20th Century architect
• Roy Alston Lippencott - 20th C architect
• John Lemon
• Edward Mahoney - 19th Century architect
• Thomas Mahoney - 19th Century architect
• John Thomas Mair - 20th Century architect
• Horace Massey- 20th Century architect
• T.W. May - 20th Century architect
• Ivan Mercep
• Craig Moller
• R.W. de Montalk - 20th Century architect
• Thomas Mullions - 20th Century architect
• Arthur Sinclair O'Connor- 20th Century architect
• Paul Pascoe - 20th C architect
• Daniel B. Patterson - 20th Century architect
• Llew Piper - 20th C architect
• Ernst Plischke - 20th C Architect
• Imi Porsolt - 20th Century architect
• Neville H. Price - 20th Century architect (60's)
• Walter Robertson - 19th Century architect
• David Ross - architect
• Jeremy Salmond
• Ron Sang - 20th Century architect
• Clinton Savage - 20th Century architect
• Samuel Hurst Seager - 20th C architect
• J. Sholto-Smith - 20th Century architect
• W. Robin Simpson - 20th Century architect
• John Sinclair - architect
• James Slator - 19th & 20th Century architect & engineer

• R.H. Toy - 20th Century architect
• C.Trevithick - 20th Century architect
• Norman Wade - 19th & 20th Century architect
• Ewen Wainscott - 20th Century architect
• Bill Wilson - 20th Century architect
• Gordon Wilson - 20th Century architect
• James Wrigley - 19th Century architect

[edit] Sport

• Cricket in New Zealand
• David Gerrard (sports medicine)
• Cricketer Anthony MacGibbon
• Meda McKenzie
• Cameron Brown (New Zealand)
• Arthur W.V. Reeve, Scouting
• Kieran Reed, plays for Canterbury Rugby Football Union
• Marching (sport) - This is a significant (IMO) NZ topic that has no presence yet in WP (except for a brief mention in the Marching article.

[edit] Politics and history

• Charlie Douglas - explorer
• Jayden Headley
• Aaron Mahoney
• Stuart Crosby - mayor of Tauranga
• Yvonne Sharp, mayor of Far North Dist; Pamela Peters, the mayor of Whangarei
• Carmen (New Zealand) - Drag queen who ran for Mayor of Wellington in 1977
• Clifford Skeggs

• Redlinks in New Zealand's Top 100 History Makers and New Zealand Listener Power List
• Some overview pages would be useful, including:

Political history of New Zealand - giving an overview of governments, important elections, history of the vote etc.

Capital of New Zealand - currently links straight to Wellington but should probably be a history of the capital's locations (Okiato, Auckland, Wellington) and the reasons for each move.

• See also Māori people, below
• Redlinks on User:TUF-KAT/Topics_by_country
• Red links on New Zealand electorates
• Matthew Ferrara - First NZ soldier dead in Afghanistan - also nephew of Phil Goff. Recipient of United States Army Silver Star
• William Williams (missionary) - early missionary to NZ, brother of Henry Williams (missionary).

[edit] Māori-related

• Kura kaupapa
• tukutuku
• kāinga
• New Zealand Māori Council
• Māori art
• There are many red links to be filled at List of Maori iwi, including:

[edit] Māori people

• Arapeta Awatere
• Inia Te Wiata
• Hamiora Mangakahia
• Hare Pomare
• Tipene O'Regan

[edit] Flora and fauna

• Beech scale insect

[edit] Misc

• British-New Zealand relations
• Possibly some pages on NZ's foreign relations with particular regions - Asia, the Pacific, continental Europe etc, unless someone wants to do individual pages on each country.
• New Zealand Superannuation Fund (a.k.a. the Cullen fund) [2], which is not to be confused with New Zealand Superannuation (NZ Super) [3], paid by Work and Income New Zealand (WINZ).
• Manawatu Standard
• Red links on Aotearoa Student Press Association.
• New Zealand Land Association
• Rowing in New Zealand
• Gambling in New Zealand (see e.g. Gambling in New Zealand by Bruce Curtis)
• Cycling in New Zealand - as a sport, mode of transport and a recreation
• Diocesan School for girls (New Zealand) - start article
• St Kentigern College (New Zealand) - start article
• Eugenics in New Zealand

[edit] See also

The following pages reference large numbers of non-existent pages:

• List of towns in New Zealand, List of rivers of New Zealand, List of lakes in New Zealand, New Zealand tramping tracks
• Iwi
• List of New Zealand birds
• Timeline of New Zealand history
• New Zealand literature
• State sector organisations in New Zealand
• List of New Zealand musicians, Music of New Zealand
• New Zealand Olympic medalists
• Category:New_Zealand_rugby_union_footballers
• List of New Zealand cricketers
• List of New Zealand feature films, Cinema of New Zealand
• List of schools in New Zealand
• List of All Blacks