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• New Kadampa

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• Auckland: Dorje Change Institute

  http://www.dci.org.nz/
  A Mahayana Buddhist study and meditation centre, part of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT)

• Auckland: Nyima Tashi Kagyu Buddhist Centre

  http://www.nyima-tashi.org.nz/
  A centre in the karma kagyu lineage.

• Christchurch: Diamond Way Buddhist Trust

  http://www.diamondway-buddhism.org.nz/
  Offers regular meditation courses and retreats.

• Coromandel: Mahamudra Centre for Universal Unity

  http://www.mahamudra.org.nz/
  A Buddhist retreat centre in Colville Valley. Part of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT).

• Dunedin: Dhargyey Buddhist Centre

  http://www.dbc.dharmakara.net/
  Regular meetings and classes are held at the Centre covering Buddhist philosophy, meditation and practice, as well as Tibetan language.

• Enlightened Heart

  http://www.karmapa.org.nz/
  'Enlightened Heart' is an organisation established by practitioners in the Karma Kagyu Lineage who shared the aspiration to make the pure teachings of the Karma Kagyu Lineage of Tibetan Buddhism available to ordinary New Zealanders.

• Karma Choeling Buddhist Monastery

  http://www.kagyu.org.nz/
  Karma Choeling Tibetan Buddhist Monastery, Auckland, New Zealand. Meditation and Retreat Centre. Two Resident Teachers. Daily Meditation, monthly Ngondro weekends, courses held regularly.

• Nelson: Wangapeka Study and Retreat Centre

  http://www.wangapeka.org/
  Located in the foothill of the Southern Alps overlooking the Wangakepa River. History, program, teachers, articles, and photos.

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