Where in New Zealand would you be if you were on the Presidential Highway?

In 1959, Jack Turner came up with a new name for what New Zealand export?

In English, what is Waka Kotahi?

At 3724m, Aoraki / Mt Cook is New Zealand’s tallest mountain. What’s the second-tallest?

Which New Zealand sporting trophy, awarded annually, is named after a suburb of Cairo?

Former PM Sir Geoffrey Palmer once said NZ was “irredeemably pluvial” – meaning what?

Which town hosted New Zealand’s first organised game of rugby?

When it’s noon in mainland NZ, what time is it on the Chatham Islands?

Alan MacDiarmid achieved something that only two other Kiwis have done. What was it?

Havelock North is in Hawke’s Bay, but where in New Zealand is Havelock?

Who is the only New Zealand tennis player to have won a grand slam singles title?

Ōpoho, Corstorphine and Māori Hill — suburbs of which New Zealand city?

What is a pīwakawaka?

Officially, all New Zealand racehorses have their birthday on what date?

Kihikihi are hard to miss in summer. What are they?

A giant guitar is a landmark in which NZ town?

Kiwi athlete Jack Lovelock won gold in the 1936 Olympics - in what event?

Matiu is a Wellington landmark, otherwise known as?

The Forgotten World Highway runs between Stratford and what other town?

Whose depiction of a railway station was once voted New Zealand’s most-loved painting?

Rūaumoko is the Māori god of what?

A quarter-acre section – remember those? – is how many square metres, give or take?

Among its myriad attractions, which city claims New Zealand’s only public underground elevator?

The Order of New Zealand is limited to how many ordinary members?

It’s not quite as big as the one in Moscow, but which NZ city has its own Red Square?