Towns & Cities
This North Island city is the capital of New Zealand, home to the Beehive and Te Papa museum.
What is Wellington?
In this year, the Treaty of Waitangi was signed between representatives of the British Crown and Māori Chiefs.
What is 1840?
Released in 1984 by the Pātea Māori Club, this song became New Zealand's unofficial anthem and the first Māori-language song to top the chart.
What is Poi E?
The movie featuring characters Ricky Baker and Uncle Hec became the highest-grossing local film in the New Zealand box office.
What is Hunt for the Wilderpeople?
The Giant flightless bird species native to New Zealand became extinct around 600 years ago after human arrival.
What is the Moa?
Known as the "Garden City", this South Island hub is the largest city in the South Island.
What is Christchurch?
The historic member of the Royal Family that can be found on the $20 note
Who is Queen Elizabeth II?
Ella Yelich-O'Connor is the real name of this internationally famous Kiwi singer who topped global charts with her hit song "Royals" in 2013
Who is Lorde?
The town in New Zealand would you be able to get a Hobbiton set tour
Where is Matamata?
What is the Sky tower?
What is Napier?
In 1893, New Zealand made international history by becoming the first country to grant women this right
What is the right to vote?
The name of the women's national Netball team who have won 5 world championships.
Who are the Silver Ferns?
Set in the fictional suburb of Ferndale, what is New Zealand’s longest-running prime-time TV soap opera.
What is Shortland Street?
The world-famous type of New Zealand honey, produced by bees foraging on native Leptospermum scoparium bushes, is renowned globally for its natural antibacterial and medicinal properties?
What is Mānuka Honey?
Situated at the top of the South Island, this sunny city is the oldest official city in the South Island, established in 1841.
What is Nelson?
The thing that Sir Edmund Hilary is historically famous for.
What is being the first person to reach the summit of Mount Everest?
The player who leads the All Blacks point leaderboard with 1598 points.
Who is Dan Carter?
The famous New Zealand focused 1994 movie, based on an Alan Duff novel and directed by Lee Tamahori, starred Rena Owen and Temuera Morrison as Beth and Jake Heke?
What is Once Were Warriors
The two specific topping combination that turns an ordinary beef burger into a classic "Kiwi Burger" in New Zealand fast food culture (name both)
What is Beetroot and an egg?
Named after a Scottish city, which South Island city boasts the steep Baldwin Street and a clear heritage to Scottish settlement.
Where is Dunedin?
Which famous New Zealand scientist won the Nobel prize in Chemistry in 1908 for his work splitting the atom. (Hint: He is on a NZ bank note)
Who is Ernest Rutherford?
In what sport do the Stags, Aces, and Firebirds play in.
What is cricket?
The Wellington-based visual effects company founded by Sir Peter Jackson, Sir Richard Taylor, and Jamie Selkirk has won multiple Academy Awards for digital effects on blockbuster films?
What is Wētā FX? (or Wētā Digital)
The number of sheep (within 3 million) recorded in New Zealand in 2024.
What is 23.6 million sheep?