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New Zealand has a population of about 3.8 million people, of which about fourteen percent are Maori.
Since the mid1980s growing numbers of Asians have settled in New Zealand, and they make up about six percent of the total population.
The majority of the people speak English.
However, Maori, which is the native language of the Maori people, is also an official language.
All street signs, names of cities and places must be written in both languages.
They also have Maori newspapers, radio and TV programmes.
The common meeting place for Maori is on the marae, an area of land with a meeting house, where all important events take place.
Maori children are taught at an early age what to do when they come to the marae.
Special days for the Maori are called huis.
A hui may be a wedding, burial or conference.
The happier events are marked with speeches, singing and dancing.
When someone dies, all the relations,