Full list of those being honoured
The New Zealand
Order of Merit
Dames Companion (DNZM)
Dr Anna Louisa de Launey Crighton, QSO, JP, for services to heritage preservation and governance Noeline Taurua, for services to netball
Professor Marilyn Joy Waring, CNZM, for services to women and economics
Knights Companion (KNZM) Stephen William Hansen, CNZM for services to rugby
Robert George Martin, MNZM, for services to people with disabilities The Honourable Joseph Victor Williams, for services to the judiciary
Companions of the Order (CNZM)
John Daniel Barnett, ONZM, for services to film and television Professor Richard Dodgshun Bedford, QSO, for services to governance
Robert James Campbell, for services to governance and business
Dr Jennifer Barbara Carryer, MNZM, for services to health, particularly nursing
Antony John Carter, for services to business governance
Gillian, Lady Deane, for services to philanthropy, particularly for rare disorders, the arts and youth Helen Mary Heffernan, for services to health
Dr Frances Anne Hughes, ONZM, JP, for services to mental health and nursing
Rachael Le Mesurier, for services to governance, the community and health
Donald Evan Murray MacCormick, for services to health, particularly surgery
Dr Michael Edward Matthews, for services to food technology and the food industry
John Walter McKinnon, QSO, for services to New Zealand-China relations
Roger John Moses, ONZM, for services to education
Helen Joan Plume, for services to the environment
Dr Edward Ward, for services to intensive care practice
Dr Dianne Rosemary Webster, QSO, for services to health, particularly paediatrics
Officers of the Order (ONZM) Priscilla Jane Askew, for services to music
Jan Patricia Bolwell, for services to dance and theatre
Lydia Pounamu Bradey, for services to mountaineering Murray Ernest Cammick, for services to the music industry Elizabeth Jane Clark, for services to gymnastics
Associate Professor Hendrika Martine Crezee, for services to interpreter and translator education
Grant Thomas Crothers, for services to Tokelau and the fishing industry
Dr John Wayne Delahunt, for services to endocrinology and the transgender community Margaret Hine Forsyth, for services to netball and the community Graeme William Gale, for services to aviation and conservation Rosslyn Ann Gale, for services to aviation and conservation
William Morris Gosden, MNZM, for services to the film industry
Karyn Lee Maxwell Hay, for services to broadcasting and the music industry
Michael Hopkinson, for services to kayaking and outdoor education Dr Harvey Eshkol Indyk, for services to analytical chemistry and the dairy industry
Susan Jane Kedgley, for services to women and governance Anthony Francis Kokshoorn, for services to local government and the community
Laura Robyn Langman, for services to netball
Dr George William Mason, for services to conservation, philanthropy and the community Paul McGill, for services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand Amanda Elizabeth Anngold McIntosh, for services to early childhood education
Annette Margaret Milligan, for services to health, particularly nursing
Robert Narev, MNZM, for services to the community and education Ranui Ngarimu, for services to Māori art and culture, particularly weaving
Shaun Michael Norman, for services to mountaineering, alpine safety and the community
Dr Keith William Ovenden, for services to the arts
Susan Diana Price, for services to literature and philanthropy Lynden Ann Sainsbury, for services to philanthropy and the community
Mary Gemma Schumacher, for services to palliative care Emeritus Professor Warwick Bruce Silvester, for services to science and conservation Suzanne Mary Sinclair, for services to the community and governance Stephen John Tew, for services to rugby and sports administration Reverend Nove Vailaau, for services to the Samoan community Shayne William Walker, for services to fostering children and social work
Anthony Gordon Wilding, for services to the dairy industry and the community
Gary Ross Wilson, for services to Māori and Pacific journalism and broadcasting
Members of the Order (MNZM) Dr Anne Bardsley, for services to science and the State
Peter Richard Barker, for services to the community
Gillian Margaret Bibby, for services to music education
Lauren Marie Boyle, for services to swimming
Sulieti Fieme’a Burrows, for services to Tongan art and education
George Leonard Burt, for services to Māori and broadcasting
Susan Mary Cameron (Susan Boland), for services to music and seniors
Marilyn Joy Cassidy, for services to dance
Gerben Willem Cath, for services to the screen industry and education
George Sheung Hung Chan, for services to philanthropy and the community
John Anthony Chemis, for services to education
Michael Anthony Chopping, for services to the electrical industry Dr David Anthony Codyre, for services to mental health
Naomi Frances Cowan, for services to mental health and the community
Roy James Cowley, for services to charity governance and the arts Kathleen Mary Craig, for services to music and music education
Paul Emlyn Crowther, for services to music
Julia Samantha Durkin, for services to photography
Carrol Margaret Elliott, for services to nursing and the community Janine Ewan, for services to palliative care
Judith Grace Geare, for services to language education and New Zealand-Germany relations
John Grant Gibson, for services to rugby league
Parris Renee Goebel, for services to dance
Carole Erna Gordon, for services to seniors
Louise Mary Green, for services to education
Dr Aroha Gaylene Harris, for services to Māori and historical research
Arneta Honey Hireme, for services to rugby league
Jenn Maree Hooper, for services to maternity care and people with disabilities
Penelope Anne Hulse, for services to local government
Reverend Dr Helen Elizabeth Jacobi, for services to the Anglican church and the community William John Kerrison, for services to river and wildlife conservation Professor Ngaire Margaret Kerse, for services to seniors and health Jennifer Sabina Khan-Janif, for services to refugee and migrant communities
Lealamanu’a Aiga Caroline Mareko, for services to the Pacific community and education
Dennis Te Uhi Marsh, for services to music and fundraising Associate Professor Humaira Moeed, for services to science education and the community Ruth Suzanne Money, for services to victim advocacy
Linley May Myers, for services to education
Jennifer Ann Noble, for services to
health, particularly research for rare diseases
Graeme Frederick North, for services to architecture and natural building standards
Donald Peter O’Connor, for services
to motorsport
Patrick Leo Michael O’Connor, for services to migrant communities and education
Tamsin Orr-Walker, for services to
kea conservation
Yvonne Shirley Ann Palmer, QSM,
for services to seniors and the community
Geoffrey Robert Pearman, for services to seniors and business
Hadleigh Jayton Richard Pierson,
for services to paralympic sport
Kim Leslie Robinson, for services to
the deaf community
Donald William Scarlet, for services
to conservation
Grant William Rowan Sidaway, for
services to seniors and ICT education
Senior Sergeant Bryan Martin
Smith, for services to the New Zealand Police and the community
Pauline Alice Roycroft Stansfield,
for services to people with disabilities
Clayton Trevor Arthur Stent, for services to the community and governance
Jennifer Ann Thompson, for services to amputees and horticulture
Sonia Faiga Tiatia, for services to hospitality and youth
Tiatia Ieti Fale Tiatia, for services to sport and the Samoan community
Marama Amiria Tuuta, for services to Ma¯ori and education
Wendy Joy Ure, for services to early childhood education
Lucy Whittingham (Lucy Addison),
for services to the deafblind community
Gordon Alan Wilson, for services to
education
David Philip Wright, for services to biodynamic agriculture
Paul Dudley Wright, for services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the forestry industry
The Queen’s Service Order (QSO)
Gary John Dickson, for services to
search and rescue
Dr John Morgan Williams, for services to the State and the environment
The Queen’s Service Medal (QSM)
Kataraina Kathy Allen, for services
to the community
Peter Leicester Ayson, OStJ, for
services to the community
Jaylene Viki Ball, for services to Ma¯ori and the community
Rodney Elliott Brown, for services
to conservation
Kathleen Anne Burford, for services to migrant and refugee women and crafts
Stephen Michael Bush, for services to environmental rejuvenation
Diane Elizabeth Cleverley, for services to the community and music
Norman Rodney Crawshaw, for services to the community and sport
Barbara Alison Elizabeth Cuthbert,
for services to cycling and transport advocacy
Reverend Ngaire Glenys Davis, for
services to the community
Panapa Stewart Davis, for services
to the community
David Malcolm Denton, for services to outdoor recreation and youth
Mairi Patricia Dickson, JP, for services to the community
Barbara Joan Dixon, for services to
the community
Reverend Leslie Norman Dixon, MStJ, for services to the community
Patricia Anne Flutey, JP, for services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community
Shirley Frew, for services to textile crafts and the community
Dr Alison Heather Gaston, for services to health and health education
Roger Francis Gilbert, for services to sport and historical research
Kenneth Alan Hamilton, for services to athletics and youth
Sister Sally Catherine Hannan, for
services to the community
Allan John Hedley, for services to
the community
Veranoa Angelique Hetet, for
services to Ma¯ori art
Lehi Hohaia, for services to the New Zealand Police and Ma¯ori
Suzanne Jane Hori Te Pa, for services to the Pacific community and youth
Andrew John, for services to conservation and education
David Stuart Jones, for services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand
Rex Graham Kirk, deceased. Her Majesty’s approval of this award took effect on October 22, prior to the date of decease. For services to the community and sport
Carrell Mary Knight, for services to
lawn bowls
Reverend Evan Hope Lagaluga,
for services to the Niuean community
Petrus Wilhemus Martens, for
services to football
Beryl Joy Maultby, for services to
the community
Philippa Elizabeth McCann, for services to the Blind Foundation
Lisa Claire McLaren, for services to climate change advocacy
James Peter Muir, for services to
the community
Kolovula Murphy, for services to Tongan and Pacific communities
Robert William Norling, for services to railway heritage and the community
Terence Patrick O’Neill, for services to sports journalism
Turangapito Parata, for services to Ma¯ori, health and youth
Lui Ponifasio, for services to the Pacific community
Mereane Ponifasio, for services to the Pacific community
Hellen Puhipuhi, for services to the Pacific community and education
Murray Thomas Purvis, for services to the community and tennis
John Taylor Reed, for services to
the community
Bruce Douglas Russell, JP, for services to the community
Cushla Alison Scrivens, for services to historical research and heritage preservation
Harjit Singh, for services to the Indian community and seniors
Jean McLean Stanley, for services
to conservation
Rosemary Margaret Stott, for
services to music
Barbara Florence Stuart, for
services to conservation
Teremoana Tauira, for services to the Pacific community
John Scott Taylor, for services to
the community
Barbara Mary Thompson, for services to the community and women
Leonie Mavis Tisch, for services to health and the community
Gillian Ruth Vaughan, for services to wildlife conservation
Terence Archibald Wade, for services to scouting, education and the community
Robyn Coralie Watchorn, JP, for services to the community and art
Honorary
Reverend Kalolo Fihaki, for services to the Tongan community
The New Zealand Distinguished Service Decoration (DSD)
Group Captain Michael James
Cannon, NZBM, for services to the New Zealand Defence Force