What are things from New Zealand called?

Blisterman

I'm writing an essay here, and I realised that I have no idea what to call something from New Zealand.
For example
Ireland - Irish
France - French
Canada - Canadian
etc.
But what is something from new zealand called?
New zealish? New Zealandian?
I know Kiwi, but what's the proper term?

event

new zealander AFAIK

scojones

New Zealand beer.
New Zealand wine.

As far as I know anyway!

Ruu_Old

Maori perhaps or just New Zealand? *waits for Rabies*

dr.bollocko

Well surely it's a zealot?
As in a priest from New Zealand would be a religious Zealot?

Karoma

New Zealand (New Zealander, at a stretch). *shrug*

Steyr

My god nobody thought of saying "Kiwi"?

shoutman

I think Kiwi is more a informal kind of term like calling americans yanks.

shoutman

New Zealander FTW

Mackleton

Well I don't think its the offiacial term but everyone recognises Kiwi...

As in the Kiwi rugby players, Kiwi accent, Kiwi people....

Most people use that as far as I can tell.

event

but the OP said he knows about kiwi

its in his post

robinph

Although kiwi is generally just used for people you might just about get away with using it for objects as well.

WindSock

robinph wrote:

Although kiwi is generally just used for people you might just about get away with using it for objects as well.

Objects that come from New Zealand and are of a new zealand culture (mostly kitsch) are called 'Kiwiana'

You can just call them Aussies. they wont mind

runswithascript

Shirefolk surely?

FX Meister

Ruu wrote:

Maori perhaps or just New Zealand? *waits for Rabies*

Just like something from Australia would be Aboriginal?

InFront

What about Saint Kitts and Nevis???