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If your site is not specifically geared towards this community, please submit to the proper category.

Submitting to the wrong category will delay and/or prevent your site from being listed in the directory.

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  1. When writing your site''s title please ensure it is the same as your organization.
  2. When writing your site''s description, please tell what your site offers in a clear and concise statement without hype or promotional language.
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Lists support groups, agencies, or services available to people with disabilities in New Zealand, as well as activities and social groups.
This category lists resources and information for those who have relocated to New Zealand.
Please submit only sites relating to the gay, lesbian and bisexual communities within New Zealand with respect to arts, festival, events, artists, performers, television and radio.
This section is intended to include links to pieces of NZ culture (such as buzzy bees, vegemite, scones, post-Xmas-lunch beach trips and so forth) not specifically related to any ethnic or cultural group. Specifically this includes kiwiana.
Web sites specifically about Māori culture, language and arts
Submit Web sites specifically about Māori culture, language and arts. Māori business Web sites should be listed under business.
Political Parties, Issues, and Groups. Sites for individual candidates, MPs or electorates can be found under the appropriate region.
New Zealand political parties are listed in the category Regional: Oceania: New Zealand: Society and Culture: Politics: Parties
Pakeha (pronounced paakehaa) means a person of primarily European descent, but is often used in modern NZ English to denote anyone without significant Maori descent. This section is meant primarily to contain content related to the post-Maori colonisation of NZ, and to the cultures of specific non-Maori ethnicities in NZ. Ethnicity-neutral NZ culture should be linked under Kiwi.