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Новозеландская биржа

Новозеландская биржа (англ. New Zealand Exchange) — фондовая биржа, расположенная в Веллингтоне, Новая Зеландия. Биржа входит в Федерацию фондовых бирж Азии и Океании. Биржевые индексы Основной индекс NZSE40 составляют 40 наиболее ликвидных акций. Торговая сессия длится с 9:30 до 15:30 с понедельника по пятницу. Взаиморасчеты производятся через автоматическую межброкерскую расчетную систему. Платежи осуществляются за наличные, если не оговорены другие условия. Максимальный срок поставки по контракту — пять рабочих дней с даты торгов. См. также Категория:Компании, имеющие листинг акций на Новозеландской бирже На Викискладе есть медиафайлы по теме Новозеландская биржа Ссылки Официальный сайт биржи Архивная копия от 3 октября 2009 на Wayback Machine Примечания
Ostrovy chudých rytířů

Ostrovy chudých rytířů (anglicky Poor Knights Islands; maorsky Tawhiti Rahi) je souostroví na východ od novozélandského Northlandu. Poloha Ostrovy se nachází asi 22 km od pobřeží Northlandu, což je region na severním cípu Severního ostrova Nového Zélandu. Hlavní ostrovy tohoto souostroví představují Tawhiti Rahi a Aorangi, u kterých se nachází několik dalších menších ostrůvků a skalisek. Tawhiti má rozlohu 151,5 ha a ční se do nadmořské výše 190 m; Aorangi má 101 ha a maximální nadmořskou výšku 216 m. Charakteristika Ostrovy jsou sopečného původu. V jejich zerodovaném skalnatém pobřeží se nachází bludiště zákoutí, jeskyň a převisů, které se vyznačují vysokou mírou biodiverzity, což společně s čistým okolním oceánem dělá z ostrovů jedno z nejpopulárnějších míst na Novém Zélandu pro potápění. Francouzský oceánograf Jacques Cousteau o ostrovech dokonce prohlásil, že patří mezi 10 nejlepších míst k potápění na světě. Od roku 1981 je na ostrově zřízena přírodní rezervace, která zahrnuje vedle samotných ostrovů i oblast do 800 m od pobřeží. V oceánu bezprostředně kolem ostrovů se nachází řada unikátních a vzácných podmořských živočichů. Unikátní fauna a flóra jsou i na povrchu ostrova, kde se nachází významné ptačí území. Na ostrovy každoročně přilétá až 2,5 milionu burňáků šedohřbetých; Ostrovy chudých rytířů představují jedinou lokaci, kde se tito ptáci páří. Ostrovy jsou také domovem populace medosavky novozélandské subsp. oneho. Odkazy Reference Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Ostrovy chudých rytířů na Wikimedia Commons Přírodní rezervace na ostrovech na webu Ministerstva památkové péče
Îles Poor Knights

Les îles Poor Knights sont un archipel d'îles inhabitées situées à environ 50 kilomètres au nord-est de Whangarei dans la région de Northland en Nouvelle-Zélande. Géographie Elles sont constituées de deux îles principales, Tawhiti Rahi (de) (1,51 km2) et Aorangi (de) (1,01 km2), entourées de quelques îlots. Histoire Ces îles ont été habitées par une tribu de Maoris, dont la population s'est vue massacrée, réduite en esclavage ou dispersée à la suite de l'attaque d'une autre tribu en 1823. Elles sont depuis cette époque demeurées inhabitées. Faune et flore Elles constituent un espace marin et naturel protégé, lieu de nidification important d'espèces d'oiseaux, notamment le puffin de Buller, elles abritent également des espèces endémiques végétales et animales comme le weta géant des îles Poor Knights ou la Xeronema callistemon. Voir aussi Liens externes Ressource relative à la géographie : New Zealand Gazetteer Portail de la Nouvelle-Zélande Portail des îles Portail de l’océan Pacifique
Isole Poor Knights

Le Isole Poor Knights sono un arcipelago di isole disabitate della Nuova Zelanda, situate a circa 50 km a nord-est di Whangarei, nella regione di Northland. L'arcipelago è composto da due isole principali Tawhiti Rahi (1,51 km²) e Aorangi (1,01 km²), circondate da una serie di piccoli isolotti. Fauna Le isole sono l'unico sito di nidificazione della berta di Burrell (Ardenna bulleri), un uccello acquatico della famiglia Procellariidae. Nel periodo estivo nelle acque intorno alle isole si assiste al raduno di centinaia di esemplari di pastinaca liscia (Dasyatis brevicaudata) per motivi forse legati alla riproduzione. Note Bibliografia Edney, Glen. (2001) Poor Knights Wonderland. Field guide to the islands and marine reserve. Sea Tech Ltd/Dive New Zealand magazine, Auckland. ISBN 0-473-08155-5 Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Isole Poor Knights
Poor Knights-eilanden

De Poor Knights Islands (Maori: Tawhiti Rahi) zijn een eilandengroep in de Grote Oceaan. De groep bestaat uit twee grotere eilanden en een aantal kleinere eilandjes hiertussen. De eilandengroep is gelegen ten noordoosten van Noordereiland, het noordelijkste hoofdeiland van Nieuw-Zeeland. De eilanden zijn van vulkanische oorsprong. De zee in een straal van 800 meter rond de eilanden is sinds 1981 beschermd als natuurreservaat. Bij de eilanden mengt een tropische zeestroom zich met de gematigde wateren rond Nieuw-Zeeland. Verder is hier een grens tussen het continentaal plat en de diepzee. Deze factoren zorgen ervoor dat de wateren rond de eilanden zeer rijk zijn aan leven. De eilanden zijn dan ook geliefd bij duikers.
Острова Пур-Найтс

Пур-Найтс (англ. Poor Knights Islands) — маленькая группа островов в южной части Тихого океана. Находятся у северо-восточного побережья Северного острова Новой Зеландии. Расположены в 25 км от побережья. Является территорией Новой Зеландии. Имеют общую площадь около 25 км². Состоят из двух крупных (Тауайти-Рахи (151,5 га) и Аоринджи (101 га)) и ряда мелких островов. Поднимаются в своей высшей точке на 240 м над уровнем моря и имеют вулканическое происхождение. На островах встречаются Deinacrida fallai — редкие и крупные (до 7 см) прямокрылые насекомые. Острова необитаемы примерно с 1820 года и являются частью природного заповедника. См. также Уитсанди Ссылки Geology – New Zealands Geological History (англ.). Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand (1966). Дата обращения: 11 февраля 2021.
Otago Regional Herbarium

The Otago Regional Herbarium is a herbarium based at the University of Otago, in Dunedin, in the South Island of New Zealand. It has the herbarium code OTA. It has 72,000 items, making it the second largest herbarium in the South Island. History The herbarium was established in 1946 by botanist Geoff Baylis. As of 2020, the vascular plant, bryophyte and lichen collection is curated by Janice Lord, and the fungal and slime mold collection by David Orlovich. Collections The collection includes more than 120 type specimens. There are approximately 15,000 lichen accessions, circa 10,000 bryophyte accessions, 3000 algae accessions and approximately 44,000 vascular plant accessions. The specimens are not yet fully databased. The lichen collection includes many type specimens described by David Galloway for the Flora of New Zealand – Lichens volume. The lichen collection is considered to be of national significance, as it incorporates the Thompson collection (3500 South Island lichen specimens) and the Murray collection (c. 3000 specimens, mainly South Island, collected by James Murray (1923–1961) who is considered New Zealand's first modern lichenologist). Professor Alan Mark contributed many of the specimens of alpine flora in the vascular plant collection. The herbarium also houses the collection and voucher specimens belonging to botanical illustrator Audrey Eagle, used to illustrate the two volumes of Eagle's Complete Trees and Shrubs of New Zealand. References External links Official website Type specimens held at the Otago Regional Herbarium
Moore's Bush Reserve

Moore's Bush Reserve, also known as Moore's Bush, is a small reserve in the suburb of Leith Valley in Dunedin, New Zealand. This 4-hectare reserve is a combination of remnant native forest and a former dairy farm that has been replanted with native species. A number of small streams, including the Leith, run through the reserve. History Moore's Bush was purchased by Percy and Ellie Moore in 1945 who began restoring the open farmland to its natural state by planting native podocarp conifers and broad-leaved hardwood trees. Moore's Bush was bequeathed to the Dunedin branch of Forest & Bird by the Moore family in 1974 after Percy Moore died. An additional 2 hectares of forest owned by the Department of Conservation was added to Moore's Bush for the branch to manage in the 1990s. Flora and fauna Native bird species present at Moore's Bush include tūī, bellbird, grey warbler (grey warbler), kererū (wood pigeon) fantail, tomtit, pīpipi (brown creepers), and pīpīwharauroa (shining cuckoo). Common plants include tarata, miro, rimu, māhoe (whiteywood), horopito (pepper tree), kōtukutuku (tree fuchsia), pōkākā, tōtara, kahikatea, pāhautea (New Zealand cedar), makomako (wineberry), mataī, pittosporums, coprosmas, and broadleaf trees. Freshwater species include kōura (freshwater crayfish) and tuna (eels). Conservation Moore's Bush is currently owned and managed by the Dunedin branch of Forest & Bird who are working to restore the forest through native tree plantings, pest control, and the removal of invasive weed species including blackberry and broom. References
Kaikorai Lagoon

Die Kaikorai Lagoon ist eine Lagune im Stadtgebiet von Dunedin auf der Südinsel von Neuseeland. Geographie Die rund 63,5 Hektar große Lagune befindet sich zwischen den Stadtteilen Fairfield im Norden, Green Island im Nordosten und Waldronville im Südsüdosten. Die Lagune, die von dem Abbotts Creek gespeist wird, erstreckt sich über eine Länge von rund 2,1 km in Nordnordost-Südsüdwest-Richtung. Der nördliche und ein kleiner Teil im südlichen Bereich bestehen aus sumpfigem, durch die Gezeiten zeitweise überschwemmtem Land. Der restliche Teil der Lagune verfügt über eine geringfügig größere Tiefe und wird von den Wässern des Abbotts Creek sowie von den Gezeiten bestimmt. Knapp 1 km weiter südlich findet die Lagune über den Abbotts Creek Zugang zum Pazifischen Ozean. Siehe auch Liste der Seen in Neuseeland Weblinks Kaikorai Lagoon. In: New Zealand Gazetteer. Land Information New Zealand, abgerufen am 8. Mai 2022 (englisch). Einzelnachweise
Kaikoura Airport

Kaikoura Airport (IATA: KBZ, ICAO: NZKI) is an uncontrolled aerodrome located 4 nautical miles (7.4 km; 4.6 mi) southwest of Kaikōura at Peketa in the South Island of New Zealand. History The Airport was opened in 1964. It was constructed by council staff at a cost of 4000 pounds. It had an original grass runway of 575 metres (1,886 ft). In 1983, the Kaikoura Aero Club was formed. In late 1995, the runway was sealed for the increased traffic and to protect it from damage caused by rabbits. In 1990–91, Air Charter Ltd operated scheduled flights to Christchurch using Cessna 210 aircraft. On 19 July 2004, Sounds Air started twice daily services from Wellington using its Airvan aircraft. But these also ended as of May 2009 as they were not a success. On 21 November 2016, Sounds Air began a temporary daily Monday to Friday air service from Kaikōura to Blenheim and Christchurch, after the main transport links to the town were severed by the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake. The service was planned to run for at least three weeks, using the company's Cessna Caravan. It was extended to the end of December 2017. Wings Over Whales, a scenic flight operator based at Kaikōura offers whale watching and other charter flights. Air Kaikoura flew scheduled services to Wellington from 15 May 2020 using a GA-8 Airvan which could take seven passengers. The service was discontinued in February 2021 due to lack of demand. Operational information Airfield elevation: 19 feet (6 m) AMSL Runway 05/23: 700 by 10 metres (2,297 ft × 33 ft) bitumen PCN 18 Runway 05/23: 615 by 25 metres (2,018 ft × 82 ft) grass ESWL 1090 The aerodrome is operated by Kaikōura District Council and is available for general use without the permission of the operator. See also List of airports in New Zealand List of airlines of New Zealand Transport in New Zealand References
Каикоура (аэропорт)

Аэропо́рт Каикоу́ра (англ. Kaikoura Airport) (ИАТА: KBZ, ИКАО: NZKI) — неконтролируемый аэродром, расположенный в 7,4 км к юго-западу от Каикоуры, в посёлке Пекета (англ. Peketa), на Южном острове Новой Зеландии. История Аэропорт был открыт в 1964 году. Он был построен сотрудниками окружного совета Каикоуры за 4000 новозеландских фунтов. Аэродром первоначально имел взлётно-посадочную полосу длиной 575 метров (1886 футов). В 1983 году был образован Аэроклуб Каикоура. В конце 1995 года взлётно-посадочная полоса была асфальтирована для увеличения интенсивности движения и защиты от повреждений, наносимых кроликами. В 1990—1991 годах компания Air Charter Limited выполняла регулярные рейсы в Крайстчерч на самолётах Cessna 210. 19 июля 2004 года компания Sounds Air начала два раза в день выполнять рейсы из Веллингтона на своём самолете Airvan. Рейсы были отменены в мае 2009 года, так как не имели коммерческого успеха. 21 ноября 2016 года Sounds Air открыла временное ежедневное воздушное сообщение по будням из Каикоуры в Бленем и Крайстчерч после того, как в результате землетрясения в Кайкоуре в ноябре 2016 года основные транспортные связи с городом были разрушены. Обслуживание планировалось как минимум на три недели, с использованием служебного самолёта компании, Cessna 208. Оно было продлено до конца декабря 2017 года. Компания Wings Over Whales, оператор туристических полётов, базирующаяся в Каикоуре, предлагает услуги по наблюдению за китами и другие чартерные рейсы. Авиакомпании и направления Оперативная информация Высота аэродрома: 19 футов (6 м) над уровнем моря ВПП 05/23: 700x10 метров битум PCN 18 ВПП 05/23: 615x25 метров трава ESWL 1090 Аэродром находится в ведении окружного совета Каикоуры и доступен для общего пользования без разрешения эксплуатанта. См. также Список аэропортов Новой Зеландии Список авиакомпаний Новой Зеландии Транспорт в Новой Зеландии Примечания
Kaitaia Airport

Kaitaia Airport (IATA: KAT, ICAO: NZKT) is an airport located 5km Northeast of Kaitaia, in the Far North District of New Zealand. The land the airport is situated on is owned by Crown and leased to the Far North District Council (FNDC), who contracts Far North Holdings Limited (FNHL) to manage the aerodrome. History Kaitaia Aerodrome was originally built for American long-range bombers around the time of the second world war so that the aircraft could reach parts of the South Pacific from their base in the Far North. On 13 June 2005, Kaitaia Airport received an injection of $333,850 to upgrade its runway facilities so that it could accommodate larger aircraft. The Far North District Council approved loan funding for Kaitaia Airport's project to allow it to accommodate aircraft with a pavement classification number PCN 15. This upgrade would allow Air New Zealand to fly into Kaitaia with its Dash 8 and ATR 72 aircraft. During the project, $1.4 million invested into the airport was to provide larger hardstand areas and better terminal facilities. At the end of April 2015, Air New Zealand discontinued its service between Kaitaia and Auckland. Barrier Air began operating the route with a Cessna Caravan from 28 April 2015. Aircraft transit Kaitaia Airport is the most northern airfield in New Zealand that has fuel available. It has a long and smooth runway, the longest in Northland, and is used by light aircraft, as well as private aircraft such as the Gulfstream V. 852 km to the north-west of Kaitaia is Norfolk Island Airport, from which it is 754 km to Nouméa in New Caledonia, or 900 km to Lord Howe Island, which can be used as a stepping stone to the Australian mainland. These distances are within the range of many light aircraft fitted with long range tanks, while the direct distances are usually used with the larger private aircraft which are able to land at Kaitaia Airport. From New Caledonia other Pacific Islands such as Vanuatu and Fiji are within range and can be used as further 'stepping stones' to the other South Pacific and North Pacific destinations. Airlines and destinations Kaitaia Airport previously received Beechcraft 1900Ds, operated by Eagle Air on behalf of Air New Zealand, twice daily Monday–Friday and daily Saturday–Sunday. This route was taken over by Barrier Air from 28 April 2015. Other airlines also expressed interest in operating the route, including Tauranga-based Sunair. Sunair operates between Kaitaia and Whangārei for doctor runs. The airport is home to the Kaitaia Aero Club, which operates a small flight school from its hangar. See also List of airports in New Zealand List of airlines of New Zealand Transport in New Zealand References External links Far North Holdings Ltd. About Far North Holdings Ltd.
Tauranga Special School

Tauranga Special School is a school for children with mild-severe learning and physical disabilities located in Tauranga, New Zealand. It is the only school of its kind in the Western Bay of Plenty region, and operates three satellite classes in Tauranga Intermediate school, Merivale Primary School and Te Puke Primary School. The current principal is Barrie Wickens. Notes External links Tauranga Special School's website.
Balmoral School

Balmoral School is a co-educational state primary and intermediate school in Balmoral in Auckland, New Zealand. It teaches students in year levels 1 to 8, however the year 1 to 6 classes of the primary school are separated from the year 7 and 8 classes of the intermediate school. Primary students wear mufti, whilst Intermediate students wear a uniform that consists of a red polo shirt and navy blue shorts. As of November 2018, the school had a population of 926 students. History Beginnings In 1926, Balmoral School opened as Brixton Road School. The 1920s saw large population growth throughout New Zealand including in suburbs such as Mount Albert and Mount Eden, hence the need for more schools became apparent. Redevelopment In 2015, the green light was given to redevelop some of the school. This redevelopment set out to increase the number of permanent classrooms from 33 to 42, and was prompted by the lack of waterproofing in the existing already ageing buildings as well as the school's continued growth. The estimated cost of the redevelopment was $24M NZD, and construction was planned to start in early 2017. In July 2020, the new intermediate block and new gymnasium were handed over to the school. Construction is now focussing on the construction of a 20 room primary school block. Demographics Balmoral School was last evaluated by the Education Review Office in November 2018. Of the 926 students that attend the school, the report stated that 51% were boys and 49% were girls. The ethnic composition is as follows: 68% New Zealand European (Pākehā), 9% Chinese, 8% Indian, Māori, Samoan and Tongan at 4% each and 3% other ethnic groups. Uniform Regular uniform There is no required uniform for the primary school. The intermediate school uniform, which is compulsory, consists of a red polo shirt with a navy blue collar and the school's logo situated to the right of the buttons, navy blue shorts that are embroidered with the word 'BALMORAL' in red, and black shoes. PE uniform The primary school's optional physical education (PE) gear consists of a light blue t-shirt that has the student's name (often a surname, first name or nickname) printed on the back. The intermediate school's compulsory PE uniform is a navy blue t-shirt with short sleeves, of which are the colour of the school house group a student is part of. The shorts are also navy blue. House groups House groups at Balmoral School compete in a year long competition in which whatever group receives the most points wins. Only intermediate students belong to house groups. House points can be gained in a number of ways, such as the bi-weekly house sports competition where classes compete in mini sports games, during class time and at major school sporting events such as athletics and swimming sports. There are four house groups, as can be seen in the table below. See also Balmoral, New Zealand Mount Eden List of schools in the Auckland region Education in New Zealand References
Archway Islands

Die Archway Islands sind eine unbewohnte kleine Inselkette im Norden der Südinsel Neuseelands. Sie erstreckt sich über knapp einen Kilometer von Cape Farewell in westlicher Richtung in die Cookstraße. Die Gruppe besteht aus vier dem Strand Wharariki Beach vorgelagerten Felseninseln, deren größte nur etwa 200 × 300 m misst und mehreren kleineren Felsen. Literatur New Zealand Travel Atlas. The only touring guide you need! Wises Maps, Auckland 2004, ISBN 0-908794-47-9. Weblinks
Archway Islands

The Archway Islands are a group of four rock stacks or small islands in New Zealand. The islands are located in Tasman District's Golden Bay / Mohua at Wharariki Beach. Geography and name The Archway Islands are located just west of the northernmost point of the South Island, Cape Farewell, and at the end of Wharariki Road. West of here, there are only walking tracks along the coast. It takes 20 minutes one way to walk from the car park at the end of Wharariki Road to Wharariki Beach. The Wharariki car park can be reached from Collingwood via Pūponga, where the road turns and becomes Wharariki Road. The name Archway Islands was formalised and gazetted on 14 November 2013, when the New Zealand Geographic Board made 133 place names official. The four islands are small, with even the largest one of them measuring only about 300 by 200 metres (980 by 660 ft). The largest of the islands is closest to the mainland and adjoins Wharariki Beach; it is generally not cut off by the sea. The second island lies about 150 metres (490 ft) offshore and is relatively flat and vegetated. The remaining two islands are typical rock stacks, with the larger one 66 metres (217 ft) tall and containing two natural rock arches, giving rise to the naming of the group of islands. Microsoft lock screen The islands came to international prominence in mid-2015 when Microsoft released the Windows 10 operating system, which included a photo of the islands as one of the lock screen images. When Tasman District Council rolled out Windows 10, council staff thought that their IT department had installed a photo of the Archway Islands as a lock screen. It was only after some time that they realised that instead, Microsoft had chosen the image. Attractions The adjacent beach is popular for its colony of fur seal pups; during low tide, people have access to the pools where pups play in front of the easternmost of the Archway Islands. References
Archway-eilanden

De Archway-eilanden (Engels: Archway Islands) zijn een groep van vier rotszuilen of kleine eilanden in Nieuw-Zeeland. De eilanden liggen in het Tasman District, in Golden Bay / Mohua, bij het strand Wharakiri Beach. De naam Archway-eilanden werd officieel vastgesteld op 14 november 2013, toen de Nieuw-Zeelandse Geografische Raad 133 plaatsnamen goedkeurde. De vier eilanden zijn klein; zelfs het grootste meet slechts ongeveer 300 bij 200 meter. Het grootste eiland ligt het dichtst bij het vasteland en grenst aan Wharakiri Beach; meestal is het niet door zee van het vasteland gescheiden. Het tweede eiland ligt ongeveer 150 meter uit de kust en is relatief vlak en begroeid. De andere twee eilanden zijn typische rotszuilen; de grootste daarvan is 66 meter hoog en bevat twee natuurlijke rotsbogen, waaraan deze eilandengroep haar naam dankt. Bezoek De Archway-eilanden liggen ten westen van het noordelijkste punt van het Zuidereiland, Cape Farewell, en aan het einde van Wharakiri Road. Verder naar het westen zijn er alleen nog wandelpaden langs de kust. De wandeling van de parkeerplaats aan het einde van Wharakiri Road naar het Wharakiri Beach strand duurt ongeveer 20 minuten enkele reis. De parkeerplaats van Wharakiri is bereikbaar vanuit Collingwood via Puponga, waar de weg van richting verandert en Farariki Road wordt. Het nabijgelegen strand is populair vanwege een kolonie zeehonden, waaronder jongen. Tijdens eb kunnen mensen natuurlijke poelen bij het meest oostelijke van de Archway-eilanden bereiken waar zeehondenwelpen spelen. Bron