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The 42 pages that link to New Zealand, each with the reason it gives.

• Ernest RutherfordRelated: Rutherford was born and educated in New Zealand before pursuing research abroad.

• Unitary stateRelated: Its central Parliament can legislate for the whole country, including on matters handled by local councils.

• Westminster systemRelated: Its unicameral parliament and proportional electoral system produce a coalition-oriented variant.

• Abel TasmanRelated: Tasman’s 1642 expedition made the first documented European landfall there.

• Terra AustralisRelated: Its discovery was sometimes mistaken for evidence of the conjectured southern continent.

• Tasman SeaRelated: New Zealand forms the Tasman Sea’s eastern boundary.

• TupaiaRelated: Tupaia’s presence shaped communication during Cook’s 1769 encounter with its Māori inhabitants.

• 2011 Rugby World CupRelated: The country staged matches across multiple cities and won the title on home soil.

• 2015 Cricket World CupRelated: New Zealand co-hosted the tournament and reached its first World Cup final.

• Goblin sharkRelated: Goblin shark specimens and records from New Zealand broaden the known range beyond Japan.

• Bounty IslandsRelated: The archipelago lies southeast of New Zealand’s South Island.

• Common brushtail possumRelated: The species was introduced there and became a major conservation pest.

• Hector's dolphinRelated: The species is endemic to its coastal waters.

• HMS EndeavourRelated: Endeavour circumnavigated and charted New Zealand in 1769 and 1770.

• RarotongaRelated: The Cook Islands’ present self-government developed through its constitutional relationship with New Zealand.

• Acacia melanoxylonRelated: Blackwood was introduced there and has become naturalized in some areas.

• Bob FitzsimmonsRelated: Fitzsimmons's family emigrated there, where he worked as a blacksmith before boxing.

• Haast's eagleRelated: The eagle evolved in isolation within New Zealand’s distinctive fauna.

• New Zealand parrotRelated: Its isolation provided the setting in which these parrot lineages evolved.

• Owlet-nightjarRelated: New Zealand fossils preserve evidence of extinct owlet-nightjars.

• Hot cross bunRelated: Hot cross buns became part of Easter food traditions carried into the country through British influence.

• Nothofagus fuscaRelated: The species is native to New Zealand’s forests.

• Passiflora edulisRelated: The species spread beyond South America and became an established crop here.

• TahrRelated: Introduced Himalayan tahr became established in the South Island's Southern Alps.