the internet was introduced to new zealand in 1989.
when was the internet introduced to new zealand?
1989
bullet::::- 1972, "simon boom gives a wedding", by yuri suhl





















































bullet::::- 1973, "the foundling and other tales of prydain" by lloyd alexander (first ed. only)





















































bullet::::- 1976, "", by issac bashevis singer





















































bullet::::- 1982, "the cat's elbow and other secret languages", by alvin schwartz





















































bullet::::- 1985, "the sign in mendel's window", by mildred phillips





















































bullet::::- 1987, "", by yoshiko uchida





















































bullet::::- 1988, "the chinese mirror", by mirra ginsburg





















































bullet::::- 1988, "", by beatrice schenk de regniers





















































bullet::::- 1989, "all god's critters got a place in the choir", by bill staines





















































section::::selected works.:as writer only.
margot zemach
in late 2009, the group announced a one-night monthly concerts series, "max monthly live: vip" to celebrate the group's 15th anniversary in 2010. the first concert of the series was held on january 24 at akazaka blitz in tokyo. on may 12, a eurobeat cover of anri's "cat's eye" was released. it was followed by the release of a eurobeat cover album composed of 80s and 90s classics and anime songs. "be max" was released on september 8. the album debuted at #19 on the oricon weekly album chart becoming their first top 20 release since 2002's "eternal white." on september 17, the group appeared on the variety program "nakai masahiro no kinyoubi no smatachi e". the program revealed that they had been in turmoil following mina's pregnancy. although the group had shown solidarity following the announcement, it was a farce. the other three members stated that they had felt betrayed by mina's actions because she did not confide her pregnancy to them herself but through management. the incident created a major rift between the original members and although aki had been announced as a temporary member while mina would take maternity leave, mina had actually already exited the group. the program later revealed that after aki left the group to pursue a solo career, nana suggested to the remaining members that they invite mina to rejoin them. at the conclusion of the program, mina formally apologized to the group.
max (band)