new zealand was colonized by the british in 1846.
new zealand was colonized by the british in 1846.
when was new zealand colonized by the british?
1846
historically, both ireland and new zealand were joined as one when the united kingdom formally established the colony of new south wales in 1788 which included most of present-day new zealand. in 1840, new zealand formally joined the british empire after the signing of the treaty of waitangi. the first major contact between both nations was during first wave of irish immigration to new zealand. because the irish were considered to be "british", it is unknown who the first irish were to reach new zealand, however, the first irish migrants to reach new zealand would have occurred around 1840 when the new zealand company first began assisting would-be migrants to settle in new zealand. in comparison to irish immigration to north america and australia, very few irish people migrated to new zealand, mainly due to the cost of travel and the enormous distance between both nations. over the years, however, several waves of irish people would migrate to new zealand and as a result, approximately 18% of the population of new zealand today can claim irish descent.
ireland–new zealand relations
bullet::::- james loney, 41, of sault ste. marie, ontario, canada, program coordinator for cpt canada.









































bullet::::- harmeet singh sooden, 33, a canadian electrical engineer studying in new zealand.









































section::::capture.:the christian peacemaker teams in iraq.









































the hostages were members of christian peacemaker teams (cpt's) iraq project, which began working in 2002, before the 2003 invasion of iraq. their goal is to document and publicize abuses of human rights occurring in the country, especially in relation to detainees, and to advocate for peaceful solutions to conflict.
christian peacemaker hostage crisis