Fish hooks
Maungakiekie (One Tree Hill)
Māori trading
Exports and GDP, 1860–2004
Waka huia
Feast, Bay of Islands, 1849 (1st of 2)
Māori traders, 1850s (2nd of 2)
Canoes with produce
Clubbed seals, Campbell Island
Deforestation of New Zealand
Cliff Street, Lyell, 1900 (1st of 2)
Lyell cemetery, 2008 (2nd of 2)
New Plymouth, 1843
Wool, meat and butter exports, 1853–2000 (1st of 2)
Sheep numbers, 1851–2014 (2nd of 2)
Droving sheep
Coats of arms
Main trunk line
Remutaka incline, around 1880
Sweating system
Auckland waterfront
Real value of exports and imports, 1857–2003 (1st of 2)
Industrial structure of non-Māori workforce, 1848–1936 (2nd of 2)
Cheviot Hills
Taranaki dairy factories
Bluff freezing works
Depression, 1928
The great depression, 1932
Soup kitchen, Wellington, around 1932
External trade partners, 1857–2008
Industrial structure of workforce, 1936–2006
Patriotic postcard, 1939
Tasman pulp and paper mill, Kawerau
Women workers, Second World War
Advertisement for Laminex
Chatham Islands crayfish boom
Shrek marketing Icebreaker
Terms of trade, 1860–2000
Japanese eating lamb, 1970
Composition of exports by value
International tourists
Government department building, Stratford, 1913
National Party booklet, 1949
Consumer price index (1st of 2)
Unemployment, 1896–2006 (2nd of 2)
Protest against the sale of Coalcorp, 1989
Industry shares in nominal GDP, 1920–2008
GDP per person, 1860–2007
Economic down-turn late 2008
Rainfall predictions
Māori group, 1910 (1st of 2)
Māori family in front of their state house, 2008 (2nd of 2)