The 1981 Springbok tour, and the fallout from it, is an important aspect of the NCEA Level 1 topic International relations: New Zealand's search for security 1945-85. more...
From the 1960s New Zealand began to express its concerns over nuclear weapons. The decision of the Lange government to ban nuclear ship visits represented a significant shift in New Zealand's international relations and search for security. more...
In the aftermath of the Second World War New Zealand aligned itself more closely with the United States and its policy of containment of communism. New Zealand placed great emphasis on alliances that represented a commitment to collective security, including ANZUS and SEATO. more...
The period before the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840 has sometimes been referred to as the race relations apprenticeship. more...
The Kingitanga, or Maori King movement, is an important and enduring expression of Maori unity. While, today, it holds an established place in New Zealand society, this has not always been the case. more...
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