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Mutton is called 'mutton' in New Zealand. The Maori transliteration of mutton is 'matene'.
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Where in New Zealand are mutton birds caught?
primarily on the Titi Islands in Foveaux Strait, but they may be found elsewhere in NZ as well.
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Jandals
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I think it was either Australia of New Zealand.
Where in New Zealand are mutton birds caught?
primarily on the Titi Islands in Foveaux Strait, but they may be found elsewhere in NZ as well.
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The Kiwi Bird
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In New Zealand 'aroha, is a Maori word but which in English means LOVE .
What is the New Zealand word for flip-flops?
Jandals
