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Hastings Boys' High School

Hastings Boys' High School is a boys' secondary school in Hastings, New Zealand. The school is part of the Super 8. The school was founded in 1904 as Hastings High School. In 1922, it became Hastings Technical School under the leadership of William Penlington, who remained headmaster until 1949. In the mid-1950s, the school split into Hastings Girls' High School and Hastings Boys' School. It has four Houses, Te Mata (red), Heretaunga (blue), Te Kahu (grey) and Manu Huia (black). These houses compete in many sporting events with each other throughout the year. Students at Hastings Boys' High School organised a conference in 1999 to consider cloning the Huia, their school emblem. The Māori tribe Ngāti Huia agreed, in principle, to support the endeavour, which would be carried out at the University of Otago, and a California-based Internet start-up volunteered $100,000 of funding. The cloning did not ultimately take place. Headmasters L. F. Pegler: 1907–1922 William Penlington: 1922–1949 J. E. Tier: 1949–1964 W. F. Crist: 1965–1984 Graham Thomas: 1984–2002 Rob Sturch: 2002–2023 Mason Summerfield: 2024–Current Houses Notable alumni John Collinge – former president of the New Zealand National Party and High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Neil Dawson (born 1948) – sculptor Hika Elliot – All Black Bob Fenton (born 1923) – National MP for Hastings (1975–1978) Tohu Harris – NZ Kiwi's, Melbourne Storm Moana Jackson (1945–2022) – lawyer Sydney Jones (1894–1982) – National MP for Hastings (1949–1954) Phil Judd (born 1953) – composer, songwriter, musician, producer, performer and visual artist Josh Kronfeld – All Black Danny Lee – All Black George Lowe – mountaineer, including 1953 Everest expedition Ross McEwan – CEO National Australia Bank Hubert McLean – All Black Alby Mathewson – All Black Bruce Robertson – All Black Roger Randle – All Black Ernest Tacon – senior officer in the Royal Air Force Kevin Tamati – NZ Kiwi's Paora Winitana – NZ Breakers Notes References Gustafson, Barry (1986). The First 50 Years : A History of the New Zealand National Party. Auckland: Reed Methuen. ISBN 0-474-00177-6.
Hastings Boys' High School

Hastings Boys' High School é uma escola secundária para meninos em Hastings, Nova Zelândia. A escola faz parte do Super 8. Foi fundada em 1904 como Hastings High School. Em 1922, tornou-se a Hastings Technical School sob a liderança de William Penlington, que permaneceu diretor até 1949. Alunos da Hastings Boys' High School organizaram uma conferência em 1999 para avaliar a possibilidade de clonagem do huia, seu emblema escolar. A tribo Ngāti Huia concordou, a princípio, apoiar o esforço, que seria realizada na Universidade de Otago, e uma start-up com sede na Califórnia ofereceu 100 mil dólares de financiamento. No entanto, Sandy Bartle, curador de aves do Museu da Nova Zelândia Te Papa Tongarewa, disse que o genoma completo do huia não pode ser obtido a partir das peles abrigadas em museus em função do mau estado do DNA. Portanto, é muito improvável que uma tentativa de clonagem tenha algum sucesso. Referências
Hāwea Conservation Park

Der Hāwea Conservation Park ist ein Naturschutzpark in der Region Otago auf der Südinsel von Neuseeland. Der Park untersteht dem Department of Conservation. Geographie Der Hāwea Conservation Park befindet sich angrenzend am nordöstlichen Teil des Mount Aspiring National Park und östlich des Lake Wānaka sowie beidseits des Lake Hāwea. Im Osten grenzt der Park an den Ahuriri Conservation Park an und im Süden läuft er mit den Gebirgszügen McKerrow Range und Huxley Range aus. Bei einer Gesamtfläche von über 105.000 Hektar dehnt sich der Park über eine Länge von 66 km in Südsüdwest-Nordnordost-Richtung aus und misst an seiner breitesten Stelle in Ost-West-Richtung 35 km. Geschichte Nach der Beendigung von den Pachtverträgen des Makarora, Ben Avon und Longslip genannten Farmlandes, wurde das Land zusammen mit bereits ausgewiesenen Schutzgebieten im Jahr 2008 zum Hāwea Conservation Park geformt. Das Farmland der Birchwood Station, das sich im oberen Verlauf des kleinen Flusses Dingle Burn befand, wurde vom Nature Heritage Fund erworben und dem Park zugeordnet. Der Hāwea Conservation Park war damit der neunte und seinerzeit größte Conservation Park, den die neuseeländische Regierung seit den 2000er Jahren ausgewiesen hatte. Literatur New Zealand Touring Atlas. 5. Auflage. Hema Maps, Brisbane 2015, ISBN 978-1-877302-92-3 (englisch). Weblinks Hāwea Conservation Park. Department of Conservation, abgerufen am 18. Februar 2020 (englisch). Hāwea Conservation Park. (PDF; 727 kB) Department of Conservation, Januar 2012, abgerufen am 18. Februar 2020 (englisch, Flyer). Einzelnachweise
Hāwea Conservation Park

The Hāwea Conservation Park is a protected area in the South Island of New Zealand. It was created in September 2008 from land that previously had a number of separate tenures. The majority of the land forming the park was public conservation land but some previously unallocated Crown land and land from the tenure review process also formed part of the park. The park covers an area of 105,261 ha (260,110 acres) around the northern part of Lake Hāwea. The Department of Conservation administers the land. American media personality Matt Lauer has blocked public access to the conservation park through his leasehold on the Hunter Station farm. See also Protected areas of New Zealand References External links Department of Conservation - Hāwea Conservation Park discussion document
Hāwera Observatory

Hāwera Observatory is situated in King Edward Park, Hāwera, New Zealand, and is administered and maintained by the Hāwera Astronomical Society, which meets at the observatory on the second Wednesday of every month. The observatory is also opened by request of the public through the Facebook page, as well as during open nights. The Hāwera Astronomical Society also hosts a youth club that meets fortnightly. History The Hāwera Astronomical Society was founded by amateur astronomer and telescope maker George Mortimer Townsend on 29 September 1926, with meetings being held in the observatory at his family property on Argyle Street, Hāwera. References External links History of the Hawera Observatory & Astronomical Society at the Wayback Machine Hawera Astronomical Society at Facebook
Hawke Scout Hall

The Hawke Scout hall is a building located on the edge of Coxs Bay, which is between the suburbs of Herne Bay and Westmere in Auckland, New Zealand. It is primarily used by Sea Scouts. History In 1928, a boat shed was erected at the foot of Jervois Road on a reserve vested by special legislation and became the headquarters of Hawke Sea Scouts. As the group grew in size a hall was built over the top of the old boat shed in 1943. In 1951 "The Ship", as the building is locally referenced, was further extended. On 21 July 1952 a fire swept through the building with almost total loss of building and gear. In addition to locally significant trophies destroyed, an item of national historical significance was lost in the fire; this was the White Ensign flown by the NZ cruiser HMNZS Achilles during the Battle of the River Plate and also flown at the Surrender of Japan at the end of World War II. Rebuilding of the hall commenced immediately and the new and current building was opened on Saturday 17 October 1953 by Sir John Allum. Some of the major structural timbers and the floorboards of the upper level are Oregon Pine. These were donated by the USMC - US Fleet Marine Force, Pacific who were based in Auckland during World War II and were de-constructing their pre-fabricated buildings at the Western Springs camp at this time. One of the factors which allowed the rebuild to occur so quickly was a committee of local women, who had entitled themselves "The Hawke Sea Scouts Ladies Auxiliary", who provided an organisational and financial backbone. This was a unique involvement in Scouting at the time, which was primarily a male organisation and the youth were all boys. The building and the group feature in a local history and also extensively in a semi-autobiographical novel. Because of its relative uniqueness on the Auckland coast as a traditional vernacular weatherboard building which is not a private boat-shed it is much sought after as a venue, particularly for theatrical performance. References
Heretaunga College

Heretaunga College is a state coeducational secondary school located in Upper Hutt, New Zealand. The school has approximately 894 students from Years 9 to 13 (ages 12 to 18). The college grounds are a large area with primary access via Ward Street (which runs North-West to South-East) and secondary access via Blockhouse Lane and Fortune Lane. The adjacent Blockhouse is a 1860s relic of the New Zealand Wars (although it never saw action), which is currently managed by Heritage New Zealand. The adjacent Fortune Lane was one of the first residential areas in Upper Hutt, but no original buildings remain. A long-running proposal to merge Heretaunga College with nearby Upper Hutt College and their feeder schools Fergusson Intermediate and Maidstone Intermediate which had led to a moratorium on buildings maintenance collapsed in 2007. The only nearby secondary schools not included in the proposals were St. Patrick's College, Silverstream and Hutt International Boys' School. Classes Heretaunga offers a broad range of classes and subjects throughout all year levels. Facilities include a new art suite and technical block along with three specialist computer labs. The College also has an English Language Centre, and there is a comprehensive English as a second language programme available. Demographics At the February 2014 Education Review Office (ERO) review, Heretaunga College had 762 students enrolled, including 39 international students. 48 percent of students were male and 52 percent were female. 67 percent of students identified as European (Pākehā), 20 percent identified as Māori, 6 percent as Asian, 5 percent as Pasifika and 2 percent as another ethnicity. As of 2026, Heretaunga College has an Equity Index of 471, placing it amongst schools whose students have above average socioeconomic barriers to achievement (roughly equivalent to decile 4 under the former socio-economic decile system). Notable alumni John Banks – politician, former MP (1981–99, 2011–14) and Mayor of Auckland City (2001–04, 2007–10), radio host (also attended Avondale College) Neil Berkett (businessperson) – chair of the UK Guardian Media Group Mary Fisher (attended 2006–2010) – para-swimmer, Paralympic gold medallist (2012, 2016) Cory Jane (attended c. 1996–2000) – All Black (2008–) Sydney Josland (science teacher c. 1961–72) – bacteriologist at the Wallaceville Animal Research Centre (1929–54) and chief bacteriologist at the National Health Institute, Department of Health (1954–60) Dave Rennie (attended c. 1977–81) – professional rugby coach Jon Stevens – singer References External links Official site Education Review Office (ERO) reports for Heretaunga College New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) – Heretaunga College (Upper Hutt)
Hereworth School

Hereworth School is an independent school in Havelock North, New Zealand, which caters for boarding and day pupils. It was established in 1927 by the amalgamation of Heretaunga School (originally in Hastings) and Hurworth School (Wanganui). Until 2023 the school only admitted male pupils; the school now also admits female day pupils. The school is founded on five main "cornerstones", which are Academic, Cultural, Christian Dimension, Boarding Life and Sport. The school has its own chapel and chapel choir in which the whole school attends services two times a week. Founding Heretaunga School was founded in 1882 as a private boys' school in Hastings. In 1913, it moved to Havelock North. Hereworth School was founded in 1927 by H. E. Sturge, with the merger of Heretaunga School and Hurworth School. Sturge was the headmaster until his death in 1935. Hurworth School, previously known as Bathwick School (formally Wanganui Preparatory School), had been established in 1901 by William Edmund Atkinson (1860−1922), a member of a Unitarian family and a nephew of Sir Harry Atkinson. William Atkinson's wife Edith (née Watson) was a teacher and matron at the school. History Hereworth was started in 1927 and has since then become a school that ranges from year 0 to year 8. The schools that it was born from, Hurworth and Heretaunga, were also private schools. Many new facilities have been added to Hereworth School and in 2008 the grounds won the 'Best Garden' award. As of 2007, students and staff have been able to use the modern technology block. In January 2023, the school admitted its first female day pupils. The headmaster noted that the intention was to open a boarding house for girls in the future. Technology block At the end of the first term in 2007, John Key opened the $2,900,000 Technology Block. In this building, there are six rooms. These are used for: Music and Drama, Hard Materials, Media Studies, Computing, Food Technology, and Soft Materials (Sewing etc.). Houses The pupils of Hereworth each belong to one of four houses: Reeve House Elder House Grant House Rickard House Sport One sport is compulsory in the winter and one in the summer. The winter sports on offer are: Hockey Rugby Soccer Netball The summer sports on offer are: Tennis Softball Cricket References External links Te Kete Ipurangi Education Review Office report
Те Уахипунаму

Те Уахипунаму (от маорски: Нефритено място) е регион в югозападната част на Южния остров на Нова Зеландия, включен в списъка на световното културно и природно наследство на ЮНЕСКО през 1990 г. Има площ от над 26 хил. km2. Включва 4 национални парка: Национален парк Маунт Кук Национален парк Уестленд Национален парк Маунт Аспайринг Национален парк Фиордленд Основната причина да бъде включен в списъка на световно наследство е, че тук флората и фауната са много по-близки до тези на суперконтинента Гондвана. Външни препратки Те Уахипунаму на официалната страница за световното и културно наследство на ЮНЕСКО
Te Wahipounamu

Te Wahipounamu (maorsky „místo zeleného kamene“) je přírodní rezervace ležící v jihozápadním cípu Jižního ostrova Nového Zélandu. Místo objevil Evropan Abel Janszoon Tasman v roce 1642. Následující roky byla tato oblast cílem lovců, kteří zdecimovali zdejší populaci tuleňů. Oblast se nachází na jihozápadě Nového Zélandu v pohoří Jižních Alp a zahrnuje čtyřicet přírodních rezervací o souhrnné rozloze 26 000 km² (z toho 4 národní parky: Aoraki/Mount Cook, Westland, Mount Aspiring a Fiordland). Te Wahipounamu patří mezi nejvlhčí části světa s průměrnými ročními srážkami kolem 10 000 mm. Vegetace je v této oblasti velice různorodá, díky přírodním a klimatickým podmínkám. V roce 1990 bylo Te Wahipounamu zapsáno na Seznam světového dědictví UNESCO. Fotogalerie Odkazy Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Te Wahipounamu na Wikimedia Commons
Te Wāhipounamu

Te Wāhipounamu est un site du patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco situé dans le Sud-Ouest de l'île du Sud de la Nouvelle-Zélande. Te Wāhipounamu est une expression māori signifiant « Lieu du pounamu » qui est un minéral de couleur verte que l'on ne rencontre qu'en Nouvelle-Zélande et en Australie. Géographie Topographie Couvrant 26 000 km2, Te Wāhipounamu est formé des parcs nationaux de Aoraki/Mount Cook, Fiordland, Mount Aspiring et Westland Tai Poutini. Ces parcs nationaux couvrent une bonne partie des Alpes du Sud y compris les zones côtières. Ces paysages comprennent donc des montagnes atteignant 3 754 mètres d'altitude au mont Cook, le point culminant de la Nouvelle-Zélande, des alpages, des forêts pluviales primaires (en), des lacs, des fjords, des falaises, des torrents, des cascades, des vallées glaciaires, des îles, etc. Peu peuplé, le site contient un des lieux les plus visités de Nouvelle-Zélande : le Milford Sound. Faune et flore Les forêts pluviales primaires (en) formée de hêtres méridionaux et de podocarpes couvrent les deux tiers du site et sont peuplées entre autres de kéas, le seul perroquet de montagne au monde, et de takahés, oiseau coureur menacé d'extinction. Et en tant que tels, la flore et la faune de la région sont la meilleure représentation moderne au monde de l'ancien biote du Gondwana. Annexes Liens externes (fr) UNESCO - Te Wāhipounamu Références Portail de la conservation de la nature Portail du patrimoine mondial Portail de la Nouvelle-Zélande
Te Wahipounamu

Te Wahipounamu (maorski za „mjesto zelenog kamenja”) je područje 4 nacionalna parka ukupne površine od 26.000 km², koji su smješteni na krajnjem jugozapadu Južnog otoka Novog Zelanda. Njegov krajolik je oblikovan povlačenjem ledenjaka u fjordove, stjenovite obale, visoke litice, jezera i slapove. Dvije trećine područja pokrivaju šume južne bukve (Nothofagus) i četinjače vrste Podocarpaceae, od kojih su neki primjerci stari i do 800 godina. Vjeruje se kako ovo područje sadrži neke od najboljih primjera izvorne flore i faune kontinenta Gondvana, a svjedoče o vezama s danjašnjim živim svijetom koji još uvijek ovdje obitava. Ovo područje ima veliku bioraznolikost, uključujući mnoge ugrožene vrste biljaka i životinja kao što je kea, jedina planinska vrsta papige, i ugrožena vrsta ptica neletačica, takahe. Zbog toga je 1990. godine područje Te Wahipounamu upisano na UNESCO-ov popis mjesta svjetske baštine u Australiji i Oceaniji. Nacionalni parkovi Te Wahipounamua su: Izvori Vanjske poveznice UNEP-WCMC World Heritage Site datasheet Arhivirana inačica izvorne stranice od 14. siječnja 2009. (Wayback Machine) (engl.) Iscrpne informacije
Te Wahipounamu

Te Wāhipounamu (che in Māori significa il luogo della pietra verde, dove la pietra verde sarebbe la giada) è un Patrimonio dell'umanità dell'UNESCO che si trova nell'angolo sud-occidentale dell'Isola del Sud, in Nuova Zelanda. Inserito nell'elenco dei Patrimoni fin dal 1990 e ampio ben 26.000 chilometri quadrati, il sito è composto dall'unione di 4 parchi nazionali: Aoraki/Mt Cook; Fiordland; Mount Aspiring; Westland Tai Poutini. Si ritiene che questo luogo contenga alcune delle migliori rappresentazioni moderne di quella che dovevano essere la flora e la fauna presenti su Gondwana, un supercontinente originatosi nel Fanerozoico e scomparso nel Neoproterozoico. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Te Wahipounamu Collegamenti esterni (EN) Pagina del sito dell'UNESCO relativa a Te Wahipounamu, su whc.unesco.org.
Te Wahipounamu

Te Wahipounamu (Engels: Southwest New Zealand World Heritage Area) is de aanduiding van een gebied dat in 1990 door UNESCO werd erkend als natuurlijk werelderfgoed. Bij de erkenning in 1990 van het Nationaal park Mount Aspiring werd besloten de sinds 1986 erkende parken Westland, Mount Cook en Fiordland samen met dit vierde park te groeperen als een inschrijving op de werelderfgoedlijst. De naam is Maori voor de plaats waar greenstone gevonden wordt. Greenstone of Pounamu is een plaatselijke soort groene jade.
Te Wahipounamu

Te Wahipounamu (do maori: "lugar do jade") é um local inscrito na lista de Património Mundial, situado na Ilha Sul da Nova Zelândia. Inscrito na lista de património mundial em 1990 e cobrindo 26.000 km², o sítio incorpora vários parques: Parque Nacional Aoraki/Monte Cook Parque Nacional de Fjordland Parque Nacional de Monte Aspiring Parque Nacional de Westland Contem alguns dos melhores exemplares da flora e fauna originais, existentes em Gondwana uma das razões pelas quais é um Património Mundial. Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO ­­­­­­­­­­O Te Wahipounamu foi adicionado à lista do Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO em 1990. A Westland, o Parque Nacional Monte Cook e o Parque Nacional Fiorde estavam previamente inscritos na lista mas agora estão sob consideração sob o Te Wahipounamu, que cobre todas essas áreas. Para ser inscrito na lista, o Te Wahipounamu atendeu a vários critérios. Ele contém muitos dos vários aspectos naturais que contribuem para a reputação da Nova Zelândia como um lugar com paisagens excepcionais. É considerado o melhor exemplo moderno de biota da Gonduanalandia e é portanto de importância global. Há um alto nível de geodiversidade e biodiversidade, e os habitats são amplamente não modificados. E finalmente, há uma extensa variedade de flora e fauna incomuns, que demonstram seu isolamento evolutivo. Referências «Documento da Unesco» (PDF) (em inglês)
Те-Вахипоунаму

Те-Вахипоунаму (маори Te Wāhipounamu — вода зелёного камня) — район на юго-западном побережье Южного острова Новой Зеландии, имеет площадь 26 000 км² (около 10 % земель Новой Зеландии). Включён в список объектов Всемирного наследия в 1990 году, включает несколько национальных парков: Национальный парк Маунт-Кук Национальный парк Фьордленд Маунт-Аспайринг (национальный парк) Уэстленд Считается, что в Те-Вахипоунаму содержатся некоторые из современных представителей оригинальной флоры и фауны Гондваны, что и послужило причиной включения в список Всемирного наследия. Те-Вахипоунаму — священное для новозеландских маори место, поскольку является местом обитания атуа — божеств в культуре маори. Ручьи, стекающие по долинам от покрытых льдом пиков, приносят вулканическую породу зелёного цвета — нефрит и боуэнит. Этими твёрдыми минералами маори украшали оружие и предметы роскоши. Примечания Ссылки Department of Conservation — Te Wāhipounamu — South West New Zealand World Heritage Area United Nations Environment Programme listing UNESCO World Heritage listing
Te Wahipounamu

Te Wahipounamu (gröna stenarnas plats) är en grupp nationalparker i Sydvästra Nya Zeeland som 1990 sattes upp på Unescos världsarvslista. De ingående nationalparkerna är: Aoraki/Mount Cook nationalpark Westland nationalpark Fiordland nationalpark Mount Aspiring nationalpark Nationalparkerna täcker tillsammans en yta på 26 000 km². Notera: Te Wahipounamu ska inte förväxlas med Te Waipounamu som betyder "grönstenars vatten", ett traditionell Maori-namn på Sydön Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Te Wahipounamu. UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Te Wahipounamu - South West New Zealand UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre - Te Wahipounamu (South-West New Zealand World Heritage Area)
Те-Вахіпоунаму

Те-Вахіпоунаму (маор. Te Wāhipounamu — вода зеленого каменя) — район на південно-західному узбережжі Південного острова Нової Зеландії, має площу 26 000 км² (близько 10 % земель Нової Зеландії). З 1990 року занесений до списку об'єктів Світової спадщини. До складу цієї пам'ятки природи входить декілька національних парків: Національний парк Маунт-Кук Національний парк Фіордленд Маунт-Аспайрінґ (національний парк) Національний парк Вестленд Серед біологів є думка, що в Те-Вахіпоунаму містяться деякі з сучасних представників оригінальної флори й фауни Гондвани, що й було однією з причин занесення до списку Світової спадщини. Те-Вахіпоунаму є священним місцем для новозеландських маорі, оскільки вони вважають, що тут живуть атуа — божества у культури маорі. Струмки, що стікають долинами від покритих льодом піків, приносять вулканічну породу зеленого кольору — нефрит та боуеніт. Цими твердими мінералами маорі прикрашали зброю та предмети розкоші. Примітки Посилання Вікісховище має мультимедійні дані за темою: Те-Вахіпоунаму Department of Conservation — Te Wāhipounamu — South West New Zealand World Heritage Area United Nations Environment Programme listing UNESCO World Heritage listing [Архівовано 9 травня 2020 у Wayback Machine.]