New Year Honours 2019
The Queen has been pleased, on the celebration of the New Year, to make the following appointments to The New Zealand Order of Merit:
Sir Stephen Robert Tindall, knzm, of Auckland. For services to business, the community, and the environment.
Distinguished Professor Margaret Anne Brimble, cnzm, of Auckland. For services to science.
Ms Diana Buchanan Crossan, of Wellington. For services to the State.
Ms Kerry Leigh Prendergast, cnzm, jp, of Wellington. For services to governance and the community.
Ms Gaylene Mary Preston, onzm, of Wellington. For services to film.
Dr Ian Bruce Hassall, of Auckland. For services to the welfare of children.
Mr Robert Arnold McLeod, of Auckland. For services to business and Māori.
Mr Timothy Richard Shadbolt, jp, of Invercargill. For services to local government and the community.
Mr Robert Kinsela Workman, qso, of Levin. For services to prisoner welfare and the justice sector.
Mr Philip Frederick Bagshaw, of Christchurch. For services to health.
Professor Margaret Ann Bedggood, qso, of Auckland. For services to human rights law.
Ms Barbara Joan Chapman, of Auckland. For services to business.
Professor Peter Roy Crampton, of Dunedin. For services to education and health sciences.
Ms Carmel Miringa Fisher, of Auckland. For services to business.
Lieutenant General Timothy James Keating, mnzm, (Rtd.), of Lower Hutt. For services to the New Zealand Defence Force.
Ms Barbara Anne Kendall, mbe, of Whangaparoa. For services to sport.
Mr Owen Thomas Mapp, of Paraparaumu. For services to Māori carving and bone art.
Major Alfred Campbell Roberts, of Auckland. For services to the community.
Mrs Andrée Elizabeth Talbot, of Auckland. For services to the Plunket Society.
Ms Jennifer Cecily Ward-Lealand, onzm, of Auckland. For services to theatre, film and television.
Mr Malcolm James Prentice Black, of Auckland. For services to the music industry.
Mr Robert Falconer Campbell, of Auckland. For services to the wine industry.
Mrs Lindsay Griffiths Corban, jp, of Auckland. For services to governance.
Mr Ronald Crichton, of Christchurch. For services to Paralympic sport.
Dr David Gordon Crum, of Christchurch. For services to dentistry.
Dr Dianne Margaret Elliott (Dianne Sharp), of Auckland. For services to Ophthalmology.
Mr Murray Edward Fenton, of Auckland. For services to design and business.
Dr Ian Robert Hall, of Dunedin. For services to mycology and agri-business.
Mr Robert Andrew Hamilton, of Auckland. For services to business.
Ms Shirley Yeta Horrocks, of Auckland. For services to documentary filmmaking.
Mr William Russell Howie, of Nelson. For services to environmental resource management.
Dr Michael Robert Johnston, of Nelson. For services to geological science and history.
Ms Diane Jean Lucas, of Christchurch. For services to conservation.
Ms Kristy Pearl McDonald, qc, of Wellington. For services to the law and governance.
Dr Jennifer Anne McMahon, mbe, of Dunedin. For services to the Red Cross.
Ms Frances Ann O’Sullivan, of Auckland. For services to journalism and business.
Mr Rore Stafford, of Otorohanga. For services to Māori.
Mr Ahmed Hassan Tani, of Christchurch. For services to refugee communities.
Mr Robert Gerard Tapert, of Auckland. For services to the film and television industries.
Mr Thomas Dawson Thomson, of Christchurch. For services to the manufacturing industry, philanthropy and the community.
Ms Maryanne Jennifer Tipler, of Picton. For services to mathematics education.
Associate Professor Selina Tusitala Marsh, of Auckland. For services to poetry, literature and the Pacific community.
Professor Adrianus Marie Van Rij, of Dunedin. For services to health, particularly vascular surgery.
Mrs Vaine Arai Areora, of Auckland. For services to the Cook Islands community and sport.
Mr Glenn Thomas Ashby, of McCrae, Australia. For services to sailing.
Ms Luisa Avaiki, of Auckland. For services to rugby league.
Mr Quentin Mountfield Bennett, of Napier. For services to optometry, diving and conservation.
Ms Carole Anne Beu, of Auckland. For services to the literary industry.
Mr Edmund Bohan, of Christchurch. For services to music, historical research and literature.
Mr Robert Allan Brooke, of Auckland. For services to education and heritage preservation.
Mrs Valerie Ann Burrell, of Te Puke. For services to the community and horticulture.
Associate Professor Andrew Brian Connolly, of Auckland. For services to health.
Mr Malcolm Cowie, of Auckland. For services to football.
Ms Rae Crossley Croft, of Auckland. For services as a violinist.
Ms Ingrid Joy Culliford, of Whanganui. For services to music and education.
Mr Rex Clifton Davy, of Auckland. For services to rugby and the community.
Ms Gina Rosanne Dellabarca, of Auckland. For services to the film industry.
Mr Paul Vincent Ellis, of Christchurch. For services to music.
Ms Lani Beth Evans, of Porirua. For services to social enterprise.
Mrs Annette Cherie Fale, of Auckland. For services to youth and Pacific peoples.
Mr Tanu Daniel Gago, of Auckland. For services to art and the LGBTIQ+ community.
Mr Barry Robert Gardiner, of Christchurch. For services to sport, particularly squash.
Ms Rosalie Maria Goldsworthy, of Palmerston. For services to wildlife conservation.
Mr Glen Norman Green, of Auckland. For services to youth and sport.
Mrs Elizabeth Sarah Harford, of Lower Hutt. For services to palliative care.
Sergeant Arthur John Harris, of Invercargill. For services to the New Zealand Police and the community.
Dr Rosemary Collinge Hipkins, of Kapiti. For services to science education.
Mr Alan Frank Hitchens, of Tauranga. For services to journalism and the community.
Mrs Daphne Annette Hull, qsm, of Alexandra. For services to tourism and recreation.
Ms Denise Pamela Hutchins, ed, of Nelson. For services as a Justice of the Peace and to the health sector.
Mrs Gerda Christine Sophie Johnson, of Hastings. For services to outdoor recreation and support for people with Multiple Sclerosis.
Professor Barbara Alison Jones, of Auckland. For services to education and sociology research.
Mrs Ruxmani Vanmali Kasanji, of Wellington. For services to the Indian community.
Ms Laurie Tamati Ngarue Sadler Keung, of Auckland. For services to children.
Mrs Elizabeth Mary King, of Auckland. For services to aviation.
Mrs Wana Joelle King, of Cambridge. For services to squash.
Ms Bogyung Ko, of Kissimmee, Florida, United States of America. For services to golf.
Ms Margaret Joy Kouvelis, of Palmerston North. For services to local government and education.
Mrs Roberta Hannah Laraman, of Cromwell. For services to tourism and heritage preservation.
Mrs Joan Lardner-Rivlin, qsm, of Auckland. For services to seniors.
Professor Peter James Lineham, of Auckland. For services to religious history and the community.
Mr Peter Stevenson Little, of Carterton. For services to Māori land development and administration.
Mrs Fay Looney, of New Plymouth. For services to the arts, particularly photography.
Mrs Vinka Dragica Lucas, of Auckland. For services to the fashion industry and design.
Ms Terry Isobel MacTavish, of Dunedin. For services to theatre and education.
Ms Vivien Rae Maidaborn, of Wellington. For services to human rights and social entrepreneurship.
Ms Heidi Melissa Mardon, of Hamilton. For services to environmental education.
Ms Celeste Mojo Mathers, of Geraldine. For services to people with disabilities.
Professor Tracey Kathleen Dorothy McIntosh, of Auckland. For services to education and social science.
Dr Karlo Estelle Mila, of Auckland. For services to the Pacific community and as a poet.
Dr Arbutus Mitikulena, of Wellington. For services to health and the Pacific community.
Mr William Hugh Moran, of Queenstown. For services to the State, sport and youth.
Ms Jennifer Patricia Morris, oam, of Potts Point, Australia. For services to music and charity fundraising.
Dr Paula Jane Kiri Morris, of Auckland. For services to literature.
Mr Simon George Mortlock, of Lyttelton. For services to the community and education.
Dr Susan Mary Bennett Morton, of Auckland. For services to epidemiology and public health research.
Mr Philip James Newbury, of Invercargill. For services to glass art.
Mr Pouroto Nicholas Hamilton Ngaropo, jp, of Whakatane. For services to Māori and governance.
Mr Thomas Michael O’Connor, jp, of St Andrews. For services to seniors, local government and journalism.
Mrs Kerry Louise Owen, of North Salt Lake, Utah, United States of America. For services to children.
Ms Raewyn Margery Peart, of Auckland. For services to environmental and conservation policy.
Mrs Cushla-Mary Piesse, of Christchurch. For services to Highland dancing.
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kenneth Prebble, of Palmerston North. For services to tertiary education.
Mrs Anne Patricia Rodger, of Dunedin. For services to women.
Mrs Georgina Hera Salter, of Oamaru. For services to netball.
(Deceased. Her Majesty’s approval of this award took effect on 27 November 2018, prior to the date of decease.)
Ms Fiona Samuel, of Auckland. For services to television and theatre.
Ms Sharon Norma Shea, of Auckland. For services to Māori health and development.
Professor Emeritus Ivan Augustine Snook, of Palmerston North. For services to education.
(Deceased. Her Majesty’s approval of this award took effect on 18 October 2018, prior to the date of decease.)
Mr Paul Stanleigh Spiller, of Auckland. For services to chess.
Ms Wendy Sporle, of Kaitaia. For services to kiwi conservation.
Ms Karen Louise Staples, of Auckland. For services to the food industry.
Dr James Robert Garfield Stewart, of Pauanui. For services to children with genetic immune deficiency disorders.
Mrs Ava Marisha Strong, of Thames. For services to karate and the community.
Mr Lance Allan Strong, of Thames. For services to karate and the community.
Mr Vic Henery Tamati, of Auckland. For services to the prevention of family violence.
Mrs Sharon Wallace Torstonson, of Christchurch. For services to the community.
Mrs Tukua Turia, of Auckland. For services to Cook Islands art and culture.
Ms Elisabeth Vaneveld, of Auckland. For services to arts management.
Ms Mele Luisa Wendt, of Wellington. For services to governance, the Pacific community and women.
Mrs Rosemary Maud Wildblood, of Porirua. For services to literature.
Dr Siouxsie Wiles, of Auckland. For services to microbiology and science communication.
Ms Kerry-Jayne Wilson, of Charleston. For services to seabird conservation.
Dated at Wellington this 31st day of December 2018.
MICHAEL WEBSTER, Secretary and Registrar, The New Zealand Order of Merit.
The Queen has been pleased, on the celebration of the New Year, to make the following appointments to The Queen’s Service Order:
Ms Eleanor Anne Bodger, of Christchurch. For services to seniors.
Mr Martin John Dunne, cnzm, of Wellington. For services to the State.
Ms Sonia Ann Faulkner, of Auckland. For services to Girl Guiding.
Mr Colin Archibald MacDonald, of Wellington. For services to the State.
The Queen has been pleased, on the celebration of the New Year, to make the following awards of The Queen’s Service Medal:
Mr Virinder Kumar Aggarwal, jp, of Auckland. For services to Asian communities.
Mr Frank Paul Bax, of Paeroa. For services to lawn bowls and the community.
Mr Bhikhu Bhana, of Auckland. For services to the Indian community and sport.
Mrs Winifred Norah Bickerstaff, of Napier. For services to music education.
Mrs Barbara Joan Brinsley, of Dunedin. For services to art curation.
Mr Warwick Peter Brooks, of Tairua. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Reverend George William Bryant, jp, of Tauranga. For services to publishing and the community.
Mr Mark Niven Buckley, of Christchurch. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Mr Andrew Buglass, of Hokitika. For services to outdoor recreation and conservation.
Mr Gerard Bullimore, of Kumara. For services to the community and sport.
Mrs Margaret Hamilton Campion, of Whanganui. For services to the community.
Mr Garrick Alan Child, of Auckland. For services to hockey.
Mr John Leonard Clark, of Auckland. For services to the community.
Mr Geoffrey Robert Crutchley, of Ranfurly. For services to water management.
Mrs Elizabeth Jean Curtis, of Havelock North. For services to music.
Mrs Elizabeth McInnes Dickens, of Auckland. For services to Girls Brigade.
Mr William Peter Dixon, of Paraparaumu. For services to the Coastguard.
Mr Pete Donaldson, of Katikati. For services to the Coastguard.
Mr Rodney Kelvin Eatwell, of Picton. For services to the community and outdoor recreation.
(Deceased. Her Majesty’s approval of this award took effect on 27 November 2018, prior to the date of decease.)
Mr John Gordon Elliott, of Auckland. For services to the community.
Mr Kenneth Donald Fairbrother, of Kaiapoi. For services to seniors and the disabled.
Mr Paul Ernest Gay, of Invercargill. For services to outdoor education.
Mrs Marilyn Anne Glover, of Auckland. For services to the community and education.
Ms Jacqueline Goodison (Jackie Clark), of Auckland. For services to women.
Ms Colleen Janet Grayling, of Auckland. For services to wildlife conservation.
Mrs Elizabeth Ann Haylock, of Akaroa. For services to the Returned and Services Association and the community.
Mr Graeme Leslie Hoole, of Putaruru. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Mr Douglas George Hutchinson, of Hawera. For services to conservation and the community.
Mr Lindsay Howard Kerr, of Rangiora. For services to sport.
Mr Donald Henry John Kirdy, of Ashburton. For services to cycling.
Ms Sheryl Anne Law, of Auckland. For services to hockey.
Mrs Gwendoline Eileen Lawson, of Whangarei. For services to sports administration.
Mrs Salamina Kaliatama Leolahi, of Auckland. For services to the Niuean community.
Mr Neill Livingstone, of New Plymouth. For services to Taekwon-do.
Mr Pauli Hifo Ma’afu, of Gisborne. For services to the Pacific community.
Mr William John McLachlan, of Invercargill. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Mrs Heather Yvonne McLean, of Tauranga. For services to genealogy and historical research.
Mr Michael Joseph Merrick, of Waitara. For services to the community.
Mr Richard Morton Mitchell, of Whanganui. For services to the community and music.
Ms Heather Juliet Moore, of Hamilton. For services to the community.
Ms Janice Robyn Kathleen O’Connor, of Auckland. For services to local government and the community.
Mr Garry William O’Neill, of Palmerston North. For services to historical research.
Mr Kevin George O’Sullivan, of Auckland. For services to the Coastguard.
Mr Brian Hart Parker, of Christchurch. For services to the community.
Ms Janet Evelyn Pentecost, of Rangiora. For services to the community, particularly seniors.
Mr John William Pullar, of Whakatane. For services to the community.
Mr Ross Richards, of Auckland. For services to the community.
Mrs Patricia Anne Roser, of Tauranga. For services to the Coastguard and children.
Mrs Ngaire Ethel Rowe, of Palmerston North. For services to the community.
Mr Ronald William Rowe, of Palmerston North. For services to the community.
Ms Florence Melva Shearman, of Cambridge. For services to seniors.
Mr James Frederick Simpson, of Gisborne. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Mr Graeme John Smith, of Tapanui. For services to the community and theatre.
Ms Tracey Lyn Swanberg, of Auckland. For services to victims of domestic violence.
Mr Derek Teariki, of Hastings. For services to the Cook Islands community.
Miss Alison Muriel Thomson, jp, of Hastings. For services to the community.
Reverend Tauinaola Tofilau, of Auckland. For services to the Pacific community.
Reverend Penesikoto Togiatama, of Auckland. For services to the Niuean community.
Mrs Alison Grace Vautier, jp, of Waikanae. For services to the community.
Ms Elsie Valentine Walkinshaw, of Christchurch. For services to the community.
Mr Walter James Walsh, of Gisborne. For services to the community and broadcasting.
Mr Anthony Graham Warren, of Kaikohe. For services to youth.
Mrs Eileen Isobel Whaitiri, jp, of Chatham Islands. For services to Māori and the community.
Mr Derek Meredith Williams, of Auckland. For services to the Welsh community and athletics.
Dr Allan Young, of Palmerston North. For services to ethnic communities and dentistry.
Dated at Wellington this 31st day of December 2018.
MICHAEL WEBSTER, Secretary and Registrar, The Queen’s Service Order.
The Queen has been pleased, on the celebration of the New Year, to make the following awards of The New Zealand Antarctic Medal:
Professor Patricia Jean Langhorne, of Dunedin. For services to Antarctic science.
Mr Andrew Leachman, of Nelson. For services to New Zealand’s Antarctic maritime capabilities and scientific research.
(Posthumous. Deceased 16 September 2017.)
Dated at Wellington this 31st day of December 2018.
MICHAEL WEBSTER, Clerk of the Executive Council.
The Queen has been pleased, on the celebration of the New Year, to make the following awards of The New Zealand Distinguished Service Decoration:
Serviceman S. For services to the New Zealand Defence Force.
Lieutenant Commander Jan Joseph Tupuola Peterson, of Auckland. For services to the New Zealand Defence Force.
Colonel Ruth Leonie Putze, of Upper Hutt. For services to the New Zealand Defence Force.
Dated at Wellington this 31st day of December 2018.
MICHAEL WEBSTER, Clerk of the Executive Council.