Māori
Dictionary

1. (location) North Island - now used as the Māori name for New Zealand.

Ko tētehi o aua keke i waiho hei tukutuku ki ngā whanaunga, i ia wāhi, i ia wāhi o Aotearoa, o Te Waipounamu (TW 21/2/1876:72). / One of those cakes was left to be sent to relatives in each part of the North and South Islands.
(Te Kākano Textbook (Ed. 2): 78;)

1. (loan) (noun) New Zealand Superannuation.

1. (loan) New Zealand Parliament, House of Representatives.

1. (personal noun) Volleyball New Zealand.

1. Statistics New Zealand.

1. (personal name) New Zealand First (Party).

1. Standards New Zealand.

1. (noun) Creative New Zealand, Arts Council of New Zealand.

1. Transit New Zealand.

1. (noun) Māori Arts New Zealand.

1. Audit New Zealand.

1. (personal noun) Air New Zealand.

I tonoa ia e Waka Rererangi Aotearoa kia waihangahia he tohu hei tā ki ō rātou waka rererangi (RTP 2015:116). / She was commissioned by Air New Zealand to create a logo to paint on their planes.

1. New Zealand Passport Office.

1. (noun) New Zealand First Party - a political party established by Winston Peters in 1993.

1. Careers New Zealand.

1. Department of Corrections.

1. (loan) New Zealand Law Society.

1. (loan) New Zealand Police.

1. (location) a tertiary provider based in Te Awamutu.

1. (noun) New Zealand Press Association.