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Today in NZ history - Mon, 15 Sep

1969 - First steel produced from local ironsand

New Zealand Steel’s Glenbrook mill, near Waiuku, south of Auckland, produced iron and steel from local ironsand (titanomagnetite) for the first time. In 2020 ironsand and coal were being used to produce about 650,000 tonnes of steel a year. more...

1976 - Lyttelton–Wellington ferry service ends

The last sailing of the Rangatira brought to an end more than 80 years of regular passenger ferry services between Lyttelton and Wellington. more...

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Mount Maunganui

Mount Maunganui, located in the centre of the Bay of Plenty, has long been recognised as New Zealand's oceanic paradise. A popular holiday and retirement haven, people are drawn here for the relaxing lifestyle, and magnificent year round climate. Temperatures are generally between 25 and 28 degrees in summer, usually in the high teens through winter and seldom below 11 degrees.
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