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New Zealand has a population of around 5 million people and an area of 270,000 square kilometers. The capital is Wellington and the flag features the Union Jack and four red stars. Typical foods include hangi (steamed meat and vegetables cooked underground) and pavlova cake. Popular sports are rugby union and basketball. Famous places to visit include the Tongariro National Park volcanic mountains and Milford Sound fjord.
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- 1. New Zealand Jaume Galló, Sara López, Guim Fuentes
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- 3. HELLO! We are Sara, Jaume and Guim 3
- 4. 4 FLAG , ANTHEM AND CAPITAL The capital of New Zealand is Wellington Is a blue field with the union flag and four red stars representing the constellation of Crux Australis Anthem
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