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Murihiku is a Māori name
describing a
region of the
South Island in New Zealand.
Traditionally it was used to
describe the
portion of the
South Island...
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Southland (Māori:
Murihiku, "the last
joint of the tail") is New Zealand's
southernmost region. It
consists mainly of the
southwestern portion of the South...
- Zealand's
South Island. The
syncline folds the
Mesozoic greywackes of the
Murihiku Terrane. The
northern limb of the fold is
steep to overturned,
while the...
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Scotland are in Nova
Scotia and
Prince Edward Island in Canada,
Otago and
Murihiku/Southland in New Zealand, the
Falkland Islands, and
Northern Ireland in...
- "Southern
shark lore
forty years after Jaws: The
positioning of
sharks within Murihiku, New Zealand".
Australian Folklore: A
Yearly Journal of
Folklore Studies...
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Institute of
Technology (SIT; Māori pronunciation: [Te
Whare Wānanga o
Murihiku]) is a
public tertiary education institute (NZ TEI),
established in 1971...
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dialect may be revived,
especially with the
encouragement mentioned. "The
Murihiku language — Mulihig'
being probably better expressive of its
state in 1844...
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secondary school (Aurora College), and one of the city's main marae,
Murihiku Marae. The
suburb is
roughly bounded by
Regent Street in the east, Pomona...
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Kikihia rosea,
commonly known as the pink or
Murihiku cicada, is a
species of
insect that is
endemic to New Zealand. This
species was
first described by...
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increasingly quickly.
Rhotic New
Zealand English was
historically restricted to
Murihiku (the "Southland burr") but
rhoticity now is
widely used in a
region stretching...
