1. Springfield

2. Auckland’s icon is the Sky Tower. The Sky tower was first put up in 1997. there are 1267 from the Sky Base to the Sky Deck. It is our icon because it is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere it is also a very good place for bungie jumping

3. Lemon and paeroa is a special part of New Zealand because it is unique. No other country has the lemon and paeroa drink. L&P comes from a town called paeroa it is in the north island. People began visiting a spring in paeroa to help with various ailments they would add lemon to help the flavour. But in 1907 the Menzies compony started bottling it and selling it. Lemon and bi-carbonate. The giant bottle was first put up in 1969

4. The Beehive is Wellington’s icon because it is where Helen Clark works. Did you know that the Beehive is on the 20 dollar note.

5. Te Puke’s icon is the Kiwifruit. The Kiwifruit was originally called gooseberry because it was grown in China. The Kiwifruit was first put up in

6. New Zealand has a New icon it’s a donut the reason we have a donut is because of the Sipsoms movie that has now arrived in New Zealand. The doughnut represents Springfield. The doughnut is the newest icon in New Zealand. Spring field is in the south island and is not that hard to find. Springfield icon is very cool icon but it would be cooler if the doughnut was real.

7. The Maori name for this district is tairi whiti which means “the coast upon which the sunshines across the water”. Gisbourne is the first city to get the sun each day