Newzealand Stories

Welcome to the world of Countryhumans! There are many things here, Romance, Fighting, Strategic planning, but most importantly, CHAOS! Please enjoy my Countryhumans AU! Also more warning ans info will be in first chapter.

Ainara is a fan of Titan, the international boyband. She especially adores Alexander Khaur, the band's leader. Sometimes, she secretly daydreams, blurring the lines between dream, illusion and reality. She wonders what would happen if, one day, Alexander were to meet her and show an interest in her.

What if the global revolution didn't ignite in Petrograd, but in the ports and coal mines of the Pacific? This sweeping, deeply detailed alternate history re-imagines the 20th century through the lens of a radical socialist superpower in the Southern Hemisphere. Spanning nearly a century, the chronicle begins in the depths of World War I, where a clandestine communication network known as the "Red Wire" sparks a synchronized worker uprising across Australia and New Zealand. Bypassing colonial wartime censorship, the newly forged Australasian Socialist Federation (ASF) successfully throws off the British Imperial yoke, breaking royal blockades and repelling a bloody Pacific Civil War. From the defense of Botany Bay to a fierce "Great Patriotic War" against Imperial Japanese invaders, the ASF survives through sheer solidarity and innovative, localized warfare. In peacetime, the Federation emerges as a global beacon of democratic syndicalism. Resilient against the Wall Street Crash of 1929, defiant during the Cold War's Tasman Missile Crisis, and untouched by the collapse of the Soviet Bloc, the ASF pioneers an insulated, eco-conscious economy driven by labor credits, green energy, and a revolutionary real-time digital democracy. Rich in geopolitical intrigue, technological divergence, and military strategy, this timeline offers a captivating blueprint of a world where corporate capitalism failed to conquer the globe, and the working class built a high-tech, zero-emission sanctuary in the South Pacific.

Set during the zombies 4 Era, Malachi and Freya became fast friends. from helping each other through the audition to Malachi teaching Freya how to drive. They always said the same. We just have good chemistry, Its just for a movie. We're aren't Victor and Nova... But we know that, they're something better.... More

"Never would I have ever imagined I would see you again" A story of past friends/lovers meeting each other after a substantial period of time. How will they react when they meet each other? Who's to blame for one's departure? Slow updates-I'm sorry

New Zealand, Australia, America, and Canada were just vibing one day in New Zealand's house, just having fun, until a random lady fell out of a portal right in front of them. She claimed to be stuck in an eternal loop of reincarnation, always being sent back to hell just for the humor of the demons that torment her. Being able to finally escape to a different dimension after trapping some of them in a strange relic, she requests them to take her to a sacred place in their world to give the four of them the strength of the demons she trapped and allow her to return to her original land, and live out her days in peace. But could this be the truth, or just a lie? Why truly was she always sent to hell, again and again? Did she really deserve it, after so many cycles? And why do all these Wisconsins want to kill this random lady? (This is in my normal AU, where NZ, Aussie, Ame, and Can all get along, and (most of) the states have way less trauma lol)

After losing her mother at ten, Cathy Mae Tait left the mountains of Wānaka behind for a quiet fishing town on New Zealand's Coromandel Peninsula. Nine years later, her world is small. Collecting shells, avoiding the past, and caring for a father who is slowly disappearing into alcohol is her life now. Jake Carter has always been there. Her closest friend, loved by the whole town. And the one person who can still make her laugh. But when a newcomer arrives from the South Island with a life already planned, and a girlfriend by his side, Cathy finds herself drawn towards someone she never expected. As old wounds resurface and loyalties begin to blur, Cathy must decide whether protecting her heart is worth the loneliness it brings, or if healing means risking everything she's spent years trying to keep buried.

ELLIANA - When Elliana Ha gets casted into the new Disney zombies 4 spin off series, Zombies-> Salt and Sea, she meets someone who makes her feel something she never has. Split between her acting career with her new found friends and her YouTube career with her sisters, (the ha sisters), she navigates life in New Zealand and figures out how to manage her so called "double life." MK- When called back to the original set of Zombies 4 to film the new Disney zombies 4 spin off series, Zombies-> Salt and Sea, Mekonnen Knife meets a girl who has him feeling something he never has. With his Zombies 4 friends, he manages life once again in New Zealand, just with an added girl who turned his world around.

What if Australia never fought for the Allies-and instead reshaped the world? In this sweeping alternate history, the Free Australian State breaks from the British Empire in 1939 and forges an uneasy alliance with the Axis powers. What begins as a desperate bid for independence transforms into a century-long struggle for sovereignty, technological supremacy, and the future of the Southern Hemisphere. As old empires collapse, Australia leads the creation of a powerful Pacific alliance built alongside Indigenous nations and emerging sovereign states across Oceania. From covert revolutions and geopolitical intrigue to biophilic megacities, lunar settlements, and decentralized digital civilizations, the Southern Hemisphere rises into a global superpower that challenges the authoritarian giants of Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Blending military strategy, political speculation, indigenous resurgence, and visionary science fiction, this epic timeline explores a world where history fractures at a single decision-and the balance of power shifts forever to the South.

In 1914, as Europe bled, two nations made a radical choice: they chose to survive. Faced with an imperial mandate that would bankrupt their economies and slaughter their youth, Australia and New Zealand did the unthinkable. They seceded from the British Empire, dissolved their militaries, and declared absolute, permanent neutrality. Re-branded as the International Humanitarian Sanctuary (IHS), the continent transformed into a weapon-free zone dedicated entirely to human survival. But peace is never passive. To prove their mandate to a cynical world, the unarmed crews of the iconic "White Fleet" must navigate the deadliest eras of human history. From dodging rogue British battleships in category-five typhoons during WWI, to using brightly lit hospital ships as human shields against Japanese submarines in WWII, to running a high-stakes American naval blockade during the Cuban Missile Crisis-the IHS learns that remaining neutral requires a terrifying amount of courage.

The empire demanded their blood. They chose their home. In the blood-soaked mud of 1916, the British Empire demands a devastating price from its distant colonies. But when the call for more ANZAC reinforcements reaches the Pacific, the thread snaps. Instead of compliance, the streets of Melbourne and Wellington explode into violent, anti-imperial riots. In a coordinated political coup, radical nationalist governments seize power, severing ties with the British Crown to forge a defiant new alliance: the United Commonwealth of Australia and the Republic of Aotearoa. Furious at the betrayal, the Royal Navy seals the borders with a brutal blockade, plunging the young nations into an agonizing war of survival. Returning soldiers face a shattering choice: uphold their oaths to a distant King, or defend the rugged shores of a newly independent homeland. To survive, the breakaway republics must form unprecedented alliances with indigenous leaders, rewriting the future of their land and striking a dangerous bargain with the Empire's enemies. From the desperate trenches of the Siege of Auckland to the clandestine nuclear labs of the Australian desert and the vibrant, decolonized cultural renaissance of the 1990s, the story charts an alternate century of defiance. Armed with an independent spirit, a proprietary digital frontier, and a nuclear deterrent, two nations stand completely unbowed-forever detached from the Crown, guarding the gateway to the Southern Hemisphere.

i am kinda basing this around one of my friends contry humans books--ill share there name in one of the chapters :) Also its another book more about ContryHumans but its based on Canada's prospective. so yeah. onto the desc. Canads knows America. America doesn't see Canada as the perfect big brother. America see's Canada as his biggest mistake, he knows America sorta wished he left him to die. He watched everything that happened to America during school. and he never did anything to help him.

A boy and a girl meet at university and become inseparable best friends, both secretly in love but too afraid to admit it. After jealousy and misunderstandings, they finally confess their feelings and start a relationship. During the holidays he visits his family, and they text every day-until he suddenly stops replying.

In 1963, the Maphilindo confederation didn't collapse under the weight of political rivalry. Instead, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines unified into a massive, resource-rich regional bloc. Seeing the writing on the wall, Australia and New Zealand pivoted away from total reliance on the West, merging the ANZUS treaty with Maphilindo to form the Oceanic Defense Coalition (ODC).

Countries are disappearing and no one knows why or who is responsible. This story follows America as her friends and family begin to disappear while she tries to find a way to help them. !Tentatively undergoing a rewrite, but don't hold your breath!

yeah tw: swearing, violence its pg 13 though so no smut

What if the South Pacific became the world's greatest experiment in democracy instead of empire? In 1914, Australia refuses to fight for the British Empire. Instead, workers, Indigenous leaders, and anti-war reformers declare a sovereign liberal-socialist republic built on cooperation, democracy, and self-determination. What begins as a bold act of defiance soon grows into something far greater. Across Oceania, colonial governments fall as Māori, Aboriginal, Papuan, Melanesian, and Polynesian peoples reclaim their lands, cultures, and futures. United as the South Seas Cooperative Council, they forge a civilization unlike any other-one where worker-owned industries, Indigenous governance, environmental stewardship, and personal liberty stand at the heart of society. Spanning nearly a century, this richly imagined alternate history follows the Council through world wars, decolonization, technological revolutions, and a Cold War against an authoritarian German Empire. Blending political intrigue, military strategy, cultural revival, and optimistic worldbuilding, it explores what the twentieth century might have looked like if cooperation-not conquest-had become the defining force of the Pacific. A sweeping vision of an Indigenous-led, democratic, and sustainable future, The South Seas Cooperative Council reimagines the history of Oceania-and the world itself.

Me Te Aroha » Something horrific dawned in my heart: I was in New Zealand and he lived here. I lived in America, La Push, with my family. My Imprint, the man I would love eternally, lived all the way across the world...literally oceans away. Pain and fear bubbled, I felt myself choking at the thought of being torn from him. Space and time would separate us. It's hard when your soul is forever stitched to another's. Leah/OMC {Set after Breaking Dawn}

"Neville Longbottom, as your best friend, I'll help you to be brave and stick up for yourself." Those were the words she promised him ever since she met him in Year One. Disclaimer: all hp characters & plot belongs to jk rowling. Credit to @milenabluemchen for the cover! Intertwined book: United

A girl taken early and the community of Dimond Bay and how they cope with it. Written with respect, based on true cases. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. All Rights Reserved.