New Zealand Native is a term used to refer to the indigenous people of New Zealand. The three main groups are the KIWI, MAORI and Arawa. The KIWI are the most populous group, and are known for their unique bird-like appearance. The MAORI are the second largest group, and are known for their traditional culture and language. The Arawa are the smallest group, and are known for their distinct tribal identity. All three groups have a long history in New Zealand, and continue to play an important role in the country's culture and society.