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Moriori under history "The Moriori population was decimated between 1835 and 1862, largely due to MÄori invasion and European diseases. In 1862 only 101 survived and the last known full-blooded Moriori died in 1933." It will fit in better there and will hopefully
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I gave this a trim last night before the internet died. I am not sure how confident I would be taking too much more out. There might be some potential in trimming and combining the third and fourth paragraphs. I am wary of removing the justifications of the early
Polynesian arrival times, most of the
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And they aren't (e.g. Aotea/Great
Barrier Island and Rangitoto Ki Te Tonga/D'Urville Island, in same sentence). RÄkohu is Moriori, not Maori. I think it deserves a mention, as the indigenous name for that people's homeland. But it does get mentioned earlier (in the History section), so I've removed
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All members of cabinet are minister, but not all ministers are members of cabinet (Ministers outside of
Cabinet). Removed "most of" as formed by ministers covers this and the details are probably best left to the main article. My take on cabinet is that it basically makes all the big decisions, but
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Personally I don't think the "8th happiest" factoid adds much to the article. I'll remove it and see if anyone complains. Quality of life doesn't fit perfectly anywhere. It could fall under a broad view of economics, but since it is talking about specific cities, I'll try moving it to where cities
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Well, that statement seems to have been incorrect in the first place. The source cited actually says that "The
Department of Conservation now manages or has an interest in more than 220 islands larger than 5 hectares." DoC manages a lot of land that hasn't been marked as a possible sanctuary. I've
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have both recently been up for review so would probably provide the best set of standards, even though they didn't pass with flying colors. At least one non-New
Zealand editor would be useful to identify any Kiwi-isms etc. New Zealand editors would be useful in identifying any content lapses. The
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The island has a dual name. That means that official documents must use the dual form, but we are not producing official documents, so we can choose whichever form (Maori, English, or dual) suits our needs best. The
English name seems most accessible to a general English-speaking audience (i.e.
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If they're not worth mentioning in demographics, are they worth mentioning in
History? My concern is not about importance, but the way information in the article comes together. Seeing their specific culture mentioned in the History section made me expect further information in later sections.
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Something to explain would be a good idea. Now that I've seen that edit difference, I completely understand the spacing, and it seems like a good idea. However, to me at least it wasn't immediately obvious, so a footnote would be very helpful. With a footnote added, it may actually be worth
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I'll give it another run through when I have the time, have a better look at the sections I skimmed. Sorry if my ignorance of names has caused such an issue, although coming off that it might be worth noting that many official names must be dual names in the languages section.
1400:" I would prefer this reworded slightly, perhaps saying "was the concluding point" or "was the last point" instead of "concluded". I just read it and wondered how New Zealand managed to make such a voyage, although that's probably me being weird.
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they are not law so the individual ministers or Prime
Minister do not have to follow them, but if they don't then they run into trouble. I added a sentence and expanded another to try and make it clearer, but welcome anyone else to tighten it up.
663:" Most of the ministers? A bit more information would be helpful. Additionally, state somewhere what exactly the Cabinet is. This sentence is the closest I can see that explains it, and from reading the article I'm still not exactly sure.
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FA country articles have in common, it's a short simple undivided history section. I'm not going through this whole section for now, but I think there's a bit too much detail in areas such as
Polynesian migrations. Information such as
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Interesting naming convention. Anyway, per "Links to the article need not use the dual name" the NZ article should just link to Stewart Island, and probably should appear as just Stewart Island when it is mentioned in Geography too.
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Short answer: people came. Much was burnt off by Maori, both before and after European contact, and almost all the rest was logged during the 19th century. I'm looking for good sources, but haven't found much on Maori impacts yet.
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It's still not clear to me, probably because I'm not a kiwi and unfortunately have never gone to NZ. Perhaps just make that last sentence the first sentence of the next paragraph? That would probably provide a better distinction.
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It's essentially extinct, from what I gather. There are some efforts to revitalise it, but these are much less advanced than the achievements made with te reo Maori. Sorry, but I don't think it's worth including in this article.
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The latitude of New Zealand corresponds closely to that of Italy in the Northern Hemisphere, but its isolation from continental influences and exposure to cold southerly winds and ocean currents give the climate a much milder
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I've listed this article for peer review because I think it is close to Featured Article standard and is obviously of high importance to the project. The most recent country article I found that had passed the criteria was
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I like this section, but the art subsection seems excessively long. It may be worth combining the first and third paragraphs. The fourth paragraph seems like it would be better suited as a standalone Literature section.
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I originally used this formatting as it doesn't full the TOC up, but you are not the first editor to suggest changing it. Have left Bibliography as a subheading of References for now as they are linked together using
1567:"Speaker of the House" makes me think of the American position. Perhaps "Parliament's Speaker" would work, although just plain "Speaker" reads better to me. It's not ambiguous in a unicameral system like NZ's. --
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Country articles are extremely difficult to do, so good luck. Just as an overall, it seems to be very well sourced, so well sourced that in places it may go into slightly more information than necessary!
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The country has extensive marine resources, with the fifth-largest Exclusive Economic Zone in the world, covering over 4 million square kilometres (1.5 million square miles), more than 15 times its land
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Literature, driven by debates amongst the countries poets in the fifties, has moved from a nationalistic agenda to a more inclusive version of New Zealand and a desire to obtain international audiences.
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The last couple of sentences snuck in between my submission and your review. I will remove them, although there may be some merit in tying the lead off with a sentence about New Zealands current state.
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Yes, they were not officially named by legislation or by the more common method of gazetting by the NZ Geographic Board. That's not uncommon, but it is a bit surprising for such major features. --
1163:" Again, not immediately obvious how this helps the article. I'm not sure a reader will know how high the standard of living is in Southern Europe, and standards vary throughout southern europe.
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I think the rest of the sentence makes this clear enough already. We could expand the quote (" we range ourselves without fear beside Britain. Where she goes, we go. Where she stands, we stand."
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That was fast... You make some excellent points. I will work through them elaborating or changing anything I think relatively uncontroversial and making comments of my own if necessary. Cheers
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I think the problem is that "local government" does not seem to include provinces to an NZ reader, but the distinction might be lost on others. I've tried to reword it to make this clearer. --
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the name of the island, it's been that way for over 12Ā years now. Same with Aoraki/Mount Cook. There are some contexts in which "Stewart Island" is perfectly fine, but in the lede of the main
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My feeling is that the Moriori are important in historical and anthropological terms, but not demographically important enough to rate a mention in the overall NZ article. Worth a mention in
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It would be useful to finish the lead with a summary of current international status, as that seems to be common. I'm not personally sure what would be most relevan for New Zealand though.
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The first paragraph of the Local Government section confuses me. It carefully explains how New Zealand went from provinces to a highly centralised state, then states in the last sentence "
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I'm not sure if I'm following you correctly, but if you mean that the article itself should be be moved, I think that would at least need some prior discussion on the article's talk page.
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There's also white space between Niue and the Ross Dependency. These spaces are intentional, and are meant to help distinguish different types of jurisdictions. See the comments added in
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evidence agrees with the figure, but there are some researchers with differing opinions. I don't think they carry enough weight to be mentioned in this article (there is a mention in the
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Length added. I haven't found an overall maximum speed, although freight trains can exceed 100 km/h on favourable stretches. The NZ record speed is 125.8 km/h, according to our
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Maybe? As a layman the current headings makes more sense to me. I have always assumed the Environment covered all of nature while Geography dealt mainly with physical features.
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If anything significant has happened since 1973, perhaps that can be added. A concluding sentence quickly bringing the section to the present day would help wrap it up nicely.
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The Privy Council in London was the final court of appeal until 2004 when it was abolished and replaced with the Supreme Court of New Zealand, now New Zealands highest court
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First time I've seen an article that places Geography under Environment, instead of the other way around. I think just make the Geography section the level two subsection.
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Yes, explaining this would require more detail than desirable in the lead section. I've shortened it to simply claim "close ties" as with the countries listed earlier. --
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I agree. I've tried to redraft it and can't get it to seem right. I'll delete it from here. The Biodiversity section could do with something on deforestation, though. --
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In 1951 New Zealand joined Australia and the United States in the ANZUS security treaty, while the United Kingdom became increasingly focused on its European interests.
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The New Zealand Geographic Board discovered in 2009 that the Islands were never officially named and is seeking to formalise the names North Island and South Island.
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Not as it stands, because permanent residents can also vote. " citizens and permanent residents" would probably work; I presume we don't need to specify "adult". --
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1446:" This can probably be deleted, it doesn't add and Okiato comes out of nowhere. If not deleted, it should be reworded, explaining the dates of each establishment.
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It was hardly strong consensus, I changed it and no one reverted it.... yet. Like you say it is an easy fix and if someone decides to change it I won't complain.
2155:" Perhaps say a unique New Zealand interpretation, and a polynesian interpretation? It seems obvious New Zealand Music would have a New Zealand interpretation.
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The last paragraph in the ethnicity section seems not to be about ethnicity. Just move it above the ethnicity section, under the main demographics header.
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Maori brought the polynesian culture with them, and then adapted it to the New Zealand conditions until it became its own distinctive culture. Reworded.
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I was thinking along the same lines and added it to the history section (where it fits much better) with the intention of removing it from this section.
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My layman take is the opposite, but I don't think it will be a huge issue. Leave it if that's consensus, if it does end up coming up in FAC, easy fix.
672:"Where she goes, we go; where she stands, we stand." Clarify she means Britain somehow, I understood it, but I'm not sure it's immediately clear.
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Good article, hopefully shouldn't take much. I'm watching this, so if there's any confusion about anything I've said just ask under the bullet!
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Probably not. They do give an indication of the relative size of New Zealand, but saying a little less and a little more is not very accurate.
488:" That sentence needs clarifying somehow, I think it is saying that the former name for North island is now applicable to the whole country?
1615:" "goes to these countries" may be better, and an average number of islanders who work in New Zealand per year would be nice, if available.
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There was a section about agriculture that I merged with trade. I will see if I can salvage anything and move the rest to a better article.
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including international readers). Together with its dominance in current English usage, that's why I think the English form is best for the
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I reworded this slightly to "strong political influence", but it is probably still not ideal. Will try and elaborate on this within the
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I've reorganised the paragraph slightly, and added something on treaty settlements and the current foreshore and seabed controversy. --
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The last paragraph of trade seems...not to be about trade. I'm not even sure it's needed in this article, seems like too much detail.
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New Zealand was one of the last major landmasses settled and concluded a long series of voyages through the southern Pacific islands.
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The Five-Power Defence Arrangements may be better noted in the military section? ANZUS information too now that I think about it.
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Combined Foreign relations with military. Should avoid reshuffling the sections and they were both relatively small anyway.
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Ah, the pace of modernisation. Standardise other way then, and perhaps consider noting NZ english on the style guide page.
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1541:" The privy council was not abolished, it still exists. The "now New Zealands highest court" is redundant.
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1667:" I think "Pacific part" is a bad way to put this. "During World War II" would suffice.
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Any numbers for total railway length? Highest speed on the railways?
1780:" This still seems out of place. Are the kauri trees that important?
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deserves its own sentence. It's a classic example of unique fauna.
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Does information about happiness and quality of life belong here?
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Maori. I don't know of any Moriori words English has borrowed. --
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whom she appoints on the exclusive advice of the Prime Minister
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Move the kiwi photo up to the top of the biodiversity section.
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Ah, that explains why that bit didn't seem familiar. Thanks! --
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Move the mountain picture up into the main section.
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and Hobson moved the capital from Okiato to Auckland
1132:" 2009 has come and gone. What happened since then?
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308:article (and throughout)? Personally, I think not.
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775:" I don't understand what this is trying to say.
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