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Te Kona - Digital, Business, and Learning Hub in Kaikohe
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Bloom Co in Tauranga
from GBP 300
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two/fiftyseven in Wellington
from GBP 300
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Regus - Auckland, 155 Fanshawe Street in Auckland
from GBP 300
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Regus - Christchurch, Awly Building in Christchurch
from GBP 300
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Regus - Auckland, Airport in Auckland
from GBP 300
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BizDojo - Auckland, Cider Building in Auckland
from GBP 300
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BizDojo - Auckland, Takapuna in Auckland
from GBP 300
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Regus - Dunedin, 218 George Street in Dunedin
from GBP 300
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Regus - Christchurch, Hazeldean Road in Christchurch
from GBP 300
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About New Zealand
Luscious New Zealand swathed in verdant mountains, creamy milk, fluffy clouds of sheep, the loud haka (war cry) thumping out at football matches and fiber Internet connected to most homes.
A country of 2 main islands floating in the southwestern Pacific Ocean cloaked in glaciation and volcanoes, it is a draw card for international tourist hordes. There is the North Island (Te Ika-a-M?ui) and the South Island (Te Waipounamu), with numerous smaller islands dotted around them, located about 1,500 kilometers east of Australia over the Tasman Sea. Settled by Polynesians somewhere between 1250 and 1300 CE, the country has a distinct M?ui culture. It was one of the last lands in the world to be settled due to its remoteness.
New Zealand is rich with wonders from its mountain peaks (Southern Alps) to its feet dipping in the ocean, the Southern Lakes district and the South Island's Fiordland. It has a distinct biodiversity of plant and animal life, making it the perfect scene for the filming of the "Lord of the Rings" films. A developed country with a market economy, New Zealand ranks highly in all of the international comparisons such as health, education, economic freedom and so on.
As in Australia, the Internet first became available to university students in 1989 and today Internet access is widely accessible. The government is committed to expanding the broadband with the aim of having fiber connection to 80% of its homes and broadband to 97.8% of its population by 2019, spending NZ$1.35 billion to make it happen. Of its population of 4,565,185, 89.4% are connected, with New Zealand being touted as punching above its weight where digital startups are concerned. Described by some as a utopia for tech investments, the biggest tech success story so far is the company named Xero that is a cloud accounting software company. New Zealand's small population is seen as the catalyst for startups to aim big, as its backyard domestic market is too small to play in; hence they go global from day one.
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