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ChangeTauranga waterfront flat white
The Strand has Tauranga's densest concentration of brunch spots. Order a flat white (or kiwifruit smoothie) and take a group photo with everyone holding their cup up in a toast.
Te Papa entrance pose
Te Papa is the national museum of New Zealand. Find the harbour-facing entrance or the big atrium, line the team up and take a group photo with the building behind everyone.
The Strand waterfront pose
The Strand is Tauranga's waterfront strip of cafes, bars and harbour views. Find a vantage point on the boardwalk and take a group photo with the harbour, the Mount across the bay and the team in the foreground.
Themed garden pose
Hamilton Gardens has a series of paradise gardens that recreate famous historical garden styles (Italian Renaissance, Japanese, Chinese Scholar, Indian Char Bagh). Pick a theme, find its entrance and take a group photo with the team posed inside in keeping with the style.
Trafalgar Street pose
Trafalgar Street is Nelson's main drag, lined with cafes, galleries and historic facades. Find a stretch of the street and take a group photo where the team walks toward the camera with the cathedral framed at the end.
Trivia: Aotearoa
New Zealand has a Maori name that translates roughly to "land of the long white cloud". What is it?
Trivia: Auckland founded
Auckland was established by William Hobson as the new capital of New Zealand. In what year?
Trivia: Baldwin Street gradient
The steepest section of Baldwin Street climbs at roughly what percentage gradient (within 3)?
Trivia: Bay of Plenty named
The Bay of Plenty was named by a European explorer who noted the abundance of food in the bay. Which explorer (last name)?
Trivia: Bungy height
The Kawarau Gorge Suspension Bridge is how many metres above the Kawarau River (within 3)?
Trivia: Cable Car opened
The Wellington Cable Car opened to the public on 22 February of what year?
Trivia: Cardboard Cathedral architect
The Transitional Cathedral in cardboard tubes was designed pro-bono by which Pritzker-winning Japanese architect (last name)?
Trivia: Christchurch earthquake
The destructive Christchurch earthquake that damaged the cathedral and the CBD struck on 22 February of what year?
Trivia: Christchurch founded
The first four ships of organised English settlers arrived at Lyttelton and founded Christchurch in what year?
Trivia: Commercial bungy started
AJ Hackett opened the world's first commercial bungy site at the Kawarau Bridge in what year?
Trivia: Garden City nickname
Christchurch's long-standing nickname celebrates its tree-lined avenues and Hagley Park. What is the nickname (two words)?
Trivia: Hamilton Gardens free
Hamilton Gardens has been ranked the world's best garden multiple times. The general entry fee is what amount in NZ dollars?
Trivia: Harbour Bridge opened
The Auckland Harbour Bridge opened across the Waitemata Harbour in what year?
Trivia: Kiwifruit name
The kiwifruit was originally known by another name, after a Chinese fruit, before NZ growers rebranded it in the 1950s-60s. What was the older name (two words)?
Trivia: Maori greeting
What is the standard Maori greeting that has become part of everyday New Zealand English (two words)?
Trivia: Mount Maunganui height
Mauao / Mount Maunganui stands what height in metres at its summit (within 10)?
Trivia: Napier earthquake
The Hawke's Bay earthquake that levelled Napier and led to the Art Deco rebuild struck on 3 February of what year?
Trivia: Nelson founded
Nelson was founded by the New Zealand Company as one of the country's first organised settlements in what year?
Trivia: Nelson sunshine
Nelson is famously the sunniest city in New Zealand, with roughly how many sunshine hours per year (within 200)?