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Mount Kaukau (Māori: [
kaʉkaʉ]) is a
large hill in the
northern suburbs of Wellington, New
Zealand near Johnsonville,
Khandallah and Ngaio. The
summit is...
- up
kaukau in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kaukau may
refer to:
Mount Kaukau, also
known as Tarikaka, a
mountain in Wellington, New
Zealand Kaukau, the...
- "northern people" in Naro. It also goes by the
names Gobabis ǃKung and
Kaukau (which can take the noun
class prefixes in
Tswana to give
Mokaukau for one...
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Albert – 178 m
Mount Cook
Mount Alfred (west of
Evans Bay) – 122 m
Mount Kaukau – 445 m. Site of Wellington's main
television transmitter.
Mount Crawford...
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Nearly all full-power FM
stations in
Wellington broadcast from the
Mount Kaukau transmitter. As a
general rule,
frequencies in
Wellington are
spaced 0.8 MHz...
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Baring Head in the Cook Strait. The
highest wind gust was 202 km/h, at Mt
Kaukau, Wellington. On 19 June a
surface low
pressure just to the
northwest of...
- the Caribbean. Yams are used in
Papua New Guinea,
where they are
called kaukau.
Their cultivation and
harvesting is
accompanied by
complex rituals and...
- and
cheese meat
lasagna in a
similar style as Epic Meal Time.
Kings of
Kaukau is a
parody show
created by the
Hawaiian comedy troupe One
Hundred Thirty...
- 1978 NZ
Music Awards. The band was led by
singer Karl Gordon. The four
Kaukau brothers, Gavin, Mervyn, Eru and
Kevin were the
other members. By 1980 the...
- this
reserve land
total almost 2 km2 (0.77 sq mi) of the
slopes of
Mount Kaukau. The
summit of this 445-metre (1,460 ft) peak,
which is
topped by Wellington's...
