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Co-national Anthem of New Zealand - “God Save the Queen”

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First published at 06:57 UTC on May 25th, 2021.

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“God Save the Queen” has been New Zealand’s official anthem since 1840, when she became a British colony. The second verse, which is in a more militaristic vein, and the third verse, have been replaced in New Zealand with a “Commonwealth verse“, usually used when more than one stanza is needed. Despite being declared an “official anthem” by the New Zealand government, along with “God Defend New Zealand”, “God Save the Queen” is rarely sung in the country; it is used in the capacity that a royal anthem would be used (that is, when a member of the royal family is present, or their representative, or allegiance to the crown is to be demonstrated by the performance). As such, “God Defend New Zealand” is much more commonly heard.

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