How do they Asians seem to set up a Buisness so easily in Auckland?
Q. Im really inspired to set up a Business that ive always wanted to (an Internet Cafe) in Auckland but been too scared...but yet I see many Asians who no doubt started off in a worse financial situation than myself..setting up and successfully running businesses... Has anyone got any tips or advice?..or info on how they seem to accomplish it so easily!
Asked by Jaime - Thu Nov 12 04:13:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What they do is join a 'club' - all members of the club pool their funds to help the newbie start a business - when the business succeeds, the fund is replenished. The fund then supports another business. Find a similar club!? Do you have a business plan?
Answered by Grumpy Old Man - Thu Nov 12 04:21:03 2009
Q. Im really inspired to set up a Business that ive always wanted to (an Internet Cafe) in Auckland but been too scared...but yet I see many Asians who no doubt started off in a worse financial situation than myself..setting up and successfully running businesses... Has anyone got any tips or advice?..or info on how they seem to accomplish it so easily!
Asked by Jaime - Thu Nov 12 04:13:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What they do is join a 'club' - all members of the club pool their funds to help the newbie start a business - when the business succeeds, the fund is replenished. The fund then supports another business. Find a similar club!? Do you have a business plan?
Answered by Grumpy Old Man - Thu Nov 12 04:21:03 2009
Can I fly into Dunedin and out of Auckland on a westbound Round the World ticket?
Q. I'm planning a trip using a westbound RTW ticket but when I get to New Zealand I want to start in Dunedin, then fly out of Auckland - this would be taking me east - is this allowed? Thanks.
Asked by Tracy S - Sun Oct 28 14:04:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That depends on the RTW ticket you want. Star Alliance? OneWorld? In any case, it shouldn't be much of a problem as some tickets do allow backtracking within certain countries. Read the conditions that come with the ticket.
Answered by Geoff M - Sun Oct 28 17:49:18 2007
Q. I'm planning a trip using a westbound RTW ticket but when I get to New Zealand I want to start in Dunedin, then fly out of Auckland - this would be taking me east - is this allowed? Thanks.
Asked by Tracy S - Sun Oct 28 14:04:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That depends on the RTW ticket you want. Star Alliance? OneWorld? In any case, it shouldn't be much of a problem as some tickets do allow backtracking within certain countries. Read the conditions that come with the ticket.
Answered by Geoff M - Sun Oct 28 17:49:18 2007
What is the different between Queenstown and Auckland?
Q. I have no ideal about Queenstown, I plan for changing school from Auckland to Queenstown. Could someone tell me about the life in Queenstown? I want to go a place where I rarely meet people who can speak my language. I want to study English well only. Could you give me some advices?
Asked by Huyen Nguyen - Sun May 17 00:41:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Queenstown is definitely the best tourist attractions in NZ. It s surrounded by stunning ocean, mountains with snow covered top and abundant number of activities to do. It s also really close from Wanaka, Arrowtown and Glenorechy. Overall, Queenstown looks like a beautiful town set in an image. About people from Asia, yes, you will hardly find any of them and definitely learn English. Only downside is, it is way colder than Auckland. However, if learning English in the only goal, then definitely board the next flight to Queenstown.
Answered by Treble - Tue May 19 06:40:44 2009
Q. I have no ideal about Queenstown, I plan for changing school from Auckland to Queenstown. Could someone tell me about the life in Queenstown? I want to go a place where I rarely meet people who can speak my language. I want to study English well only. Could you give me some advices?
Asked by Huyen Nguyen - Sun May 17 00:41:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Queenstown is definitely the best tourist attractions in NZ. It s surrounded by stunning ocean, mountains with snow covered top and abundant number of activities to do. It s also really close from Wanaka, Arrowtown and Glenorechy. Overall, Queenstown looks like a beautiful town set in an image. About people from Asia, yes, you will hardly find any of them and definitely learn English. Only downside is, it is way colder than Auckland. However, if learning English in the only goal, then definitely board the next flight to Queenstown.
Answered by Treble - Tue May 19 06:40:44 2009
How much is a ticket usually from Auckland to Bali?
Q. Hi I am looking for a flight to Auckland to Bali and then return ticket from Jakarta to Auckland. How much should I expect to pay for such a ticket? Thank you in advance for all your help!
Asked by Janice T - Wed Apr 1 01:13:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. click this link and click on the quotes from different companies in the red box to the right flights are on average are $900
Answered by Mr. W - Wed Apr 1 21:59:22 2009
Q. Hi I am looking for a flight to Auckland to Bali and then return ticket from Jakarta to Auckland. How much should I expect to pay for such a ticket? Thank you in advance for all your help!
Asked by Janice T - Wed Apr 1 01:13:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. click this link and click on the quotes from different companies in the red box to the right flights are on average are $900
Answered by Mr. W - Wed Apr 1 21:59:22 2009
How hot or cold is it these days in Auckland ?
Q. I'm Japanese and going to go to Auckland at the end of this month. This is my first trip to New Zealand, that should be exciting :D In Japan it is very cold but how about in Auckland ? What kind of clothes would be suitable to the climate ? Give me some advice ! XD Thank you for your time.
Asked by Jr. - Fri Nov 21 09:24:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will be early summer when you arrive. In Auckland you wil have temperatures from about 20 - 25 degrees celsius. Auckland does not get as hot as Japan but like Japan we do get humid.There could be rain, and probably wind. Bring summer clothes, with a warmer jumper or cardigan for evenings and cooler days. The weather can be variable in New Zealand generally. One day hot, the next day cool.Have a look at for more information.
Answered by travel_stories - Sat Nov 22 19:56:02 2008
Q. I'm Japanese and going to go to Auckland at the end of this month. This is my first trip to New Zealand, that should be exciting :D In Japan it is very cold but how about in Auckland ? What kind of clothes would be suitable to the climate ? Give me some advice ! XD Thank you for your time.
Asked by Jr. - Fri Nov 21 09:24:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will be early summer when you arrive. In Auckland you wil have temperatures from about 20 - 25 degrees celsius. Auckland does not get as hot as Japan but like Japan we do get humid.There could be rain, and probably wind. Bring summer clothes, with a warmer jumper or cardigan for evenings and cooler days. The weather can be variable in New Zealand generally. One day hot, the next day cool.Have a look at for more information.
Answered by travel_stories - Sat Nov 22 19:56:02 2008
What is the weather like in Auckland at the moment?
Q. I am going to Auckland to see my family on July 2nd. Does it get like really really cold, coz i've never been there in the winter before and i haven't got that much winter clothes. What type of winter clothes should i bring?
Asked by Some love never dies - Thu Jun 18 06:17:52 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cold overnight, about 3 degrees C, inthe morning with a high of about 14 celsius. You will need warm clothes, also pack a brolly, we have rain on a regular basis this time of the year.
Answered by Shark bait - Fri Jun 19 02:15:27 2009
Q. I am going to Auckland to see my family on July 2nd. Does it get like really really cold, coz i've never been there in the winter before and i haven't got that much winter clothes. What type of winter clothes should i bring?
Asked by Some love never dies - Thu Jun 18 06:17:52 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cold overnight, about 3 degrees C, inthe morning with a high of about 14 celsius. You will need warm clothes, also pack a brolly, we have rain on a regular basis this time of the year.
Answered by Shark bait - Fri Jun 19 02:15:27 2009
What would you say if you were in Auckland and you saw a plane flying into the Sky Tower?
Q. I watched the footage of those planes flying into the Twin Towers in 2001. Most of the New Yorkers you could hear in the background said Omigad. What would you say if something like that happened in Auckland on your way to work?
Asked by zee_prime - Fri Nov 27 01:54:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say " OMG the shorelink bus took a wrong turn at Manly!" then: "OMG - the French are back to finish off what they started!" Post Edit: "Teach them Kiwi's to steal our pavlova recipe..."
Answered by cc_of_0z - Fri Nov 27 02:06:46 2009
Q. I watched the footage of those planes flying into the Twin Towers in 2001. Most of the New Yorkers you could hear in the background said Omigad. What would you say if something like that happened in Auckland on your way to work?
Asked by zee_prime - Fri Nov 27 01:54:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say " OMG the shorelink bus took a wrong turn at Manly!" then: "OMG - the French are back to finish off what they started!" Post Edit: "Teach them Kiwi's to steal our pavlova recipe..."
Answered by cc_of_0z - Fri Nov 27 02:06:46 2009
Is there any shops for groceries shopping and restaurant nearby Hyatt Auckland?
Q. I intend to stay at Hyatt Auckland for 12 nights (together with my 21 months daughter and hubby). I initially intend to stay at Sebel Suites Auckland (restaurant and shop are just steps a away, but its hard to do the booking, plus the operator never answer our call). Any suggestion?
Asked by baiz - Wed Apr 21 04:41:32 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All those answers and a convenience store just around the corner in Shortland street.
Answered by Shark bait - Fri Apr 23 20:07:59 2010
Q. I intend to stay at Hyatt Auckland for 12 nights (together with my 21 months daughter and hubby). I initially intend to stay at Sebel Suites Auckland (restaurant and shop are just steps a away, but its hard to do the booking, plus the operator never answer our call). Any suggestion?
Asked by baiz - Wed Apr 21 04:41:32 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All those answers and a convenience store just around the corner in Shortland street.
Answered by Shark bait - Fri Apr 23 20:07:59 2010
Where can I find a cruise from Auckland to Australia?
Q. I'm looking for a cruise that leaves Auckland around June/July 2007 and travels to Australia, returning in Auckland. I want to visit the Great Barrier Reef and some Australian islands.
Asked by derek - Sun Jul 16 14:34:12 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of websites you can check out but there are not very many cruises that come in to Auckland in the months you mentioned as it is in the winter time. Far more ships come into port around Dec/Jan/Feb but have a look anyway.
Answered by sticky - Sun Jul 16 17:43:10 2006
Q. I'm looking for a cruise that leaves Auckland around June/July 2007 and travels to Australia, returning in Auckland. I want to visit the Great Barrier Reef and some Australian islands.
Asked by derek - Sun Jul 16 14:34:12 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of websites you can check out but there are not very many cruises that come in to Auckland in the months you mentioned as it is in the winter time. Far more ships come into port around Dec/Jan/Feb but have a look anyway.
Answered by sticky - Sun Jul 16 17:43:10 2006
Is it possible to give things to a person in transit in Auckland International airport?
Q. My sister's planer stops in auckland airport and I'm wondering if I can somehow get a present to her but am not sure with customs and security rules.
Asked by circusista - Sun Feb 3 10:21:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't risk it. You would both probably be pounced on by security. What you could try is talking to her airline at Auckland International (they should have a customer service desk there), explain about the present and ask if it would be possible to give it to your' sister. Don't wrap it up beforehand so they can see and examine the object.
Answered by Tammy - Sun Feb 3 10:28:05 2008
Q. My sister's planer stops in auckland airport and I'm wondering if I can somehow get a present to her but am not sure with customs and security rules.
Asked by circusista - Sun Feb 3 10:21:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't risk it. You would both probably be pounced on by security. What you could try is talking to her airline at Auckland International (they should have a customer service desk there), explain about the present and ask if it would be possible to give it to your' sister. Don't wrap it up beforehand so they can see and examine the object.
Answered by Tammy - Sun Feb 3 10:28:05 2008
What's the fastest, cost effective means to travel from Queenstown to Auckland?
Q. I have to catch a 5:30am flight in Auckland and I'll be coming from Queenstown. An 18-hr road trip is not ideal for my situation since I'm an obvious tourist. Is there a transportation by sail or train? Last resort is via air, any idea how much it would cost, or any suggestion perhaps?
Asked by AJ T. - Sat Jan 5 10:52:37 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a look now at Quite often they have fares for a dollar! Average fare $39 New cities, fares and seats added every day. It might just work out for you.
Answered by Koala u op pun - Sat Jan 5 16:38:33 2008
Q. I have to catch a 5:30am flight in Auckland and I'll be coming from Queenstown. An 18-hr road trip is not ideal for my situation since I'm an obvious tourist. Is there a transportation by sail or train? Last resort is via air, any idea how much it would cost, or any suggestion perhaps?
Asked by AJ T. - Sat Jan 5 10:52:37 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a look now at Quite often they have fares for a dollar! Average fare $39 New cities, fares and seats added every day. It might just work out for you.
Answered by Koala u op pun - Sat Jan 5 16:38:33 2008
What is the average rent which I can expect for single room at Auckland?
Q. Hi! I want to know about the average or cheap rents which I can expect for houses on rent in Auckland. I just need a single room, not really concerned about the facilities. What will be the per week/per month rent in cheap or moderate areas. Also, Please tell me, from where can I arrange the food for one year. Cheap restaurants?
Asked by Traveller - Sun Dec 6 06:20:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Wellington, cheap rooms for rent tend to be around $90 - $120 per week out of town, or $110 - $150 per week right in the center of town. This is rent only, bills are extra, depending on your situation. Auckland will be a bit more, and also keep in mind that the further you live from where you work, the more time and money will have to go towards transportation. Don't know about cheap restaurants, but the cheapest option is always to hit up a supermarket and cook your own meals. Pak n Save is the cheapest supermarket.
Answered by tidy_chaos - Mon Dec 7 00:56:59 2009
Q. Hi! I want to know about the average or cheap rents which I can expect for houses on rent in Auckland. I just need a single room, not really concerned about the facilities. What will be the per week/per month rent in cheap or moderate areas. Also, Please tell me, from where can I arrange the food for one year. Cheap restaurants?
Asked by Traveller - Sun Dec 6 06:20:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Wellington, cheap rooms for rent tend to be around $90 - $120 per week out of town, or $110 - $150 per week right in the center of town. This is rent only, bills are extra, depending on your situation. Auckland will be a bit more, and also keep in mind that the further you live from where you work, the more time and money will have to go towards transportation. Don't know about cheap restaurants, but the cheapest option is always to hit up a supermarket and cook your own meals. Pak n Save is the cheapest supermarket.
Answered by tidy_chaos - Mon Dec 7 00:56:59 2009
How long does it take to fly from Auckland to Rarotonga?
Q. - Auckland, New Zealand - Rarotonga/Cook Islands. Any info on tail winds would be great too thanks.
Asked by Hurricane - Wed Sep 26 08:04:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A direct flight would be approx. 4 Hrs 5 Min. You can get flight times for airports all over the world at https://www.jets.com/
Answered by Katherine - Wed Sep 26 10:30:57 2007
Q. - Auckland, New Zealand - Rarotonga/Cook Islands. Any info on tail winds would be great too thanks.
Asked by Hurricane - Wed Sep 26 08:04:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A direct flight would be approx. 4 Hrs 5 Min. You can get flight times for airports all over the world at https://www.jets.com/
Answered by Katherine - Wed Sep 26 10:30:57 2007
What are some good places to take the kids during the school holidays in Auckland, New Zealand?
Q. I want to take my 12-year-old daughter and some of her friends to some-place where they'll have fun and enjoy it. Ive heard of a place called Tree Adventures in Silverdale, but I want to know what other places can I take them. Thankz PS Please only places in Auckland, New Zealand
Asked by Norma S - Wed Jul 8 04:58:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That tree advertures does look fun.. Yeah Rainbows end is sooo much fun, i couldn't get off the roller coaster when i went it was great. Snowplanet is kool too. Go karting? then again rainbows end has go karting in it, um spookers?
Answered by Hey you pikachu! - Wed Jul 8 23:13:25 2009
Q. I want to take my 12-year-old daughter and some of her friends to some-place where they'll have fun and enjoy it. Ive heard of a place called Tree Adventures in Silverdale, but I want to know what other places can I take them. Thankz PS Please only places in Auckland, New Zealand
Asked by Norma S - Wed Jul 8 04:58:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That tree advertures does look fun.. Yeah Rainbows end is sooo much fun, i couldn't get off the roller coaster when i went it was great. Snowplanet is kool too. Go karting? then again rainbows end has go karting in it, um spookers?
Answered by Hey you pikachu! - Wed Jul 8 23:13:25 2009
How much does it cost to park in downtown Auckland New Zeland?
Q. I will be traveling to Auckland New Zeland soon and will be renting a car to get around while there. Does anyone know about how much it cost to park in the downtown area in a parking garage or space for the day or overnight?
Asked by jomedeiros - Thu Aug 9 00:08:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Downtown 31 Customs Street West Phone: (09) 309-6007 Vehicle height clearance: 1.95m Operating hours Tariffs Monday - Thursday 6.00am - 1.15am (following day). Last entry is at 11.45pm, and last exit by 1.15am. Friday - Saturday 6.00am - 3.00am (following day) Last entry is 1.00am (following day), and last exit by 3.00am Sunday 6.00am - 12 midnight Last entry is 10.15pm Casual parking Other parking 0- hour $3.00 -1 hour $5.50 1-1 hours $8.00 1 -2 hours $11.00 2-3 hours $15.00 3-4 hours $19.00 4-5 hours $24.00 5+ hours max fee $29.00 Evening rate Normal tariff to maximum of $8.00 after 5.00pm. Must exit by 6.00am the following morning (one entry one exit). Early bird parking $12.00 Must enter and make payment to cashier… [cont.]
Answered by ted - Thu Aug 9 19:00:01 2007
Q. I will be traveling to Auckland New Zeland soon and will be renting a car to get around while there. Does anyone know about how much it cost to park in the downtown area in a parking garage or space for the day or overnight?
Asked by jomedeiros - Thu Aug 9 00:08:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Downtown 31 Customs Street West Phone: (09) 309-6007 Vehicle height clearance: 1.95m Operating hours Tariffs Monday - Thursday 6.00am - 1.15am (following day). Last entry is at 11.45pm, and last exit by 1.15am. Friday - Saturday 6.00am - 3.00am (following day) Last entry is 1.00am (following day), and last exit by 3.00am Sunday 6.00am - 12 midnight Last entry is 10.15pm Casual parking Other parking 0- hour $3.00 -1 hour $5.50 1-1 hours $8.00 1 -2 hours $11.00 2-3 hours $15.00 3-4 hours $19.00 4-5 hours $24.00 5+ hours max fee $29.00 Evening rate Normal tariff to maximum of $8.00 after 5.00pm. Must exit by 6.00am the following morning (one entry one exit). Early bird parking $12.00 Must enter and make payment to cashier… [cont.]
Answered by ted - Thu Aug 9 19:00:01 2007
when does it get dark in auckland in winter?
Q. What time does it get dark in Auckland in August? I'm planning a trip there and would like to know when night falls to help me plan my days. THANKYOU!
Asked by ahsset - Tue Feb 20 08:22:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. around 5 as i recall but i haven't lived there in a long while.
Answered by onefoxtwofoxredfoxbluefox - Tue Feb 20 08:29:46 2007
Q. What time does it get dark in Auckland in August? I'm planning a trip there and would like to know when night falls to help me plan my days. THANKYOU!
Asked by ahsset - Tue Feb 20 08:22:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. around 5 as i recall but i haven't lived there in a long while.
Answered by onefoxtwofoxredfoxbluefox - Tue Feb 20 08:29:46 2007
How much does power cost in Auckland?
Q. Do you know how much electricity would cost for a small 2 bedroom apartment in central Auckland?
Asked by Tomk17 - Thu Jun 3 03:11:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Do you know how much electricity would cost for a small 2 bedroom apartment in central Auckland?
Asked by Tomk17 - Thu Jun 3 03:11:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How far is it if you fly direct from Nelson to Auckland?
Q. I am wanting to know how far in kilometres it is to fly straight from Nelson to Auckland?
Asked by unknown - Wed Jul 28 15:06:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 hour flight at the most! but about 1 hour 35minutes as far as millage it is - 308 mi or 495.677952 KM
Answered by dr-ripple - Wed Jul 28 15:40:27 2010
Q. I am wanting to know how far in kilometres it is to fly straight from Nelson to Auckland?
Asked by unknown - Wed Jul 28 15:06:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 hour flight at the most! but about 1 hour 35minutes as far as millage it is - 308 mi or 495.677952 KM
Answered by dr-ripple - Wed Jul 28 15:40:27 2010
How do I make the best of Auckland New Zealand in 12 hours?
Q. I will be in Auckland, New Zealand for 12 hours (long layover). I want to go and explore, but I don't know what to do, and how to do it! If anyone knows the area and can direct me to shuttle/tram services, and a list of places to go, it would be great!
Asked by unknown - Thu Sep 17 23:09:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a tour of Auckland. You could do one of these if they fit into your time slot: and will get to go all over Auckland seeing main attractions.. they go to the list of places i'd recomend you go to, so have a look. You won't have to have to worry about transport or knowing how to get anywhere! trust me it's annoying driving around Auckland, we'd always get lost without a GPS, so you might want to use one of those if your not the best with a map if you're hireing a car. Also one of the tours is flexible and you can hop off and on when and whichever stop you want. You'll just have to get into the CBD and back to the airport (doesn't look like they pick up from airport)You can find bus times here: . If you have time in the CBD… [cont.]
Answered by Hey you pikachu! - Fri Sep 18 00:31:39 2009
Q. I will be in Auckland, New Zealand for 12 hours (long layover). I want to go and explore, but I don't know what to do, and how to do it! If anyone knows the area and can direct me to shuttle/tram services, and a list of places to go, it would be great!
Asked by unknown - Thu Sep 17 23:09:13 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about a tour of Auckland. You could do one of these if they fit into your time slot: and will get to go all over Auckland seeing main attractions.. they go to the list of places i'd recomend you go to, so have a look. You won't have to have to worry about transport or knowing how to get anywhere! trust me it's annoying driving around Auckland, we'd always get lost without a GPS, so you might want to use one of those if your not the best with a map if you're hireing a car. Also one of the tours is flexible and you can hop off and on when and whichever stop you want. You'll just have to get into the CBD and back to the airport (doesn't look like they pick up from airport)You can find bus times here: . If you have time in the CBD… [cont.]
Answered by Hey you pikachu! - Fri Sep 18 00:31:39 2009
What percentage of Auckland's population are white pakeha?
Q. What about Maori? Asian? How many white people are left in Auckland? Thanks in advance :) First answerer, you're an idoit.
Asked by *Kozzie* - Sun Jun 7 06:02:43 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is as of 2006 (answers are approximate): NZ European (Pakeha) - 54% Maori - 8% Pacific Islanders - 13% Asian - 25% Middle Eastern - 1.5% Other - 7.5% And I realise this doesn't add up to 100%, but they're just estimations based on the source below.
Answered by JitterBug - Tue Jun 9 02:16:07 2009
Q. What about Maori? Asian? How many white people are left in Auckland? Thanks in advance :) First answerer, you're an idoit.
Asked by *Kozzie* - Sun Jun 7 06:02:43 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is as of 2006 (answers are approximate): NZ European (Pakeha) - 54% Maori - 8% Pacific Islanders - 13% Asian - 25% Middle Eastern - 1.5% Other - 7.5% And I realise this doesn't add up to 100%, but they're just estimations based on the source below.
Answered by JitterBug - Tue Jun 9 02:16:07 2009
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