Bloomfield gets a knighthood – full New Year’s Honours List

The government has announced the 183 recipients of New Year’s Honours. The full list is published below.

DNZM: To be Dames Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit

• Miranda Catherine Millais Harcourt, ONZM – For services to the screen industry and theatre
• Professor Farah Rangikoepa Palmer, ONZM – For services to sport, particularly rugby
• Dr Janice Claire Wright – For services to the State and the environment

KNZM: To be Knights Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit

• Dr Ashley Robin Bloomfield – For services to public health
• Markus Dunajtschik – For services to philanthropy
• Dr Haare Mahanga Te Wehinga Williams, MNZM, JP – For services to Māori, literature and education

CNZM: To be Companions of the New Zealand Order of Merit

• Michael Francis Barnett, ONZM – For services to business
• Hamish Bryon Bond, MNZM – For services to rowing
• Dr Bruce Donald Campbell – For services to plant and food research
• Professor Helen Victoria Danesh-Meyer – For services to ophthalmology
• Leigh Helen Gibbs, ONZM – For services to netball
• Trevor Horowaewae Maxwell, MNZM – For services to Māori and local government
• Paul Te Poa Karoro Reginald Morgan, QSO – For services to Māori and business
• Eric Gordon Murray, MNZM – For services to rowing
• Emeritus Professor David Gerard Simmons – For services to tourism and tertiary education
• Kereyn Maree Smith, MNZM – For services to sports governance
• Lisa Tumahai – For services to Māori development
• Mititaiagimene Young Vivian – For services to Niue
• Kaa Kataraina Kathleen Williams, QSO – For services to Māori and education
• Tawhirimatea Te Auripo Rewita Williams, MNZM – For services to Māori and education

ONZM: To be Officers of the New Zealand Order of Merit

• Michèle Edith A’Court – For services to the entertainment and comedy industries
• Martin Ranfurly Bennett – For services to the environment and the community
• Elizabeth Anne Caldwell – For services to the arts
• Barry John Clark, QSM, JP – For services to the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association
• Dr Bruce Dudley Clarkson – For services to ecological restoration
• Grant Cleland – For services to disabled people
• Paul Daniel Coll – For services to squash
• Professor Emerita Jennie Lynne Connor – For services to alcohol harm reduction
• John Terence Darby – For services to wildlife conservation and science
• Brian Patrick Donnelly – For services to social housing
• Deputy Commissioner Glenn Murray Dunbier – For services to the New Zealand police and the community
• Nathan Edward Fa’avae – For services to adventure racing, outdoor education and the Pacific community
• David Rodney Fane – For services to the performing arts
• Grahame Boston Fong – For services to powerlifting
• Dr Natalie Joan Gauld – For services to pharmacy and health
• Joanne Lisa Gibbs – For services to public health
• Cindy Leigh Johns – For services to people with learning disabilities
• Ian Keith MacEwan – For services to addiction services
• Beryl Te Haumihiata Mason – For services to Māori language education
• Waihaere Joseph Mason, MNZM – For services to Māori and education
• Professor Rangiānehu Matamua – For services to Māori astronomy
• Anita Jane Mazzoleni – For services to corporate governance
• Bernard Joseph McKone – For services to the pharmaceutical sector
• Janine Rania Morrell-Gunn – For services to children’s television and the community
• Don Edward Mortensen – For services to the prevention of sexual harm
• Pānia Christine Papa – For services to Māori language education and broadcasting
• Khoa Dang (Mitchell) Pham – For services to the technology sector and New Zealand-Asia relations
• Professor Edwina Pio – For services to ethnic communities
• Christine Anne Rogan – For services to alcohol harm reduction
• Nicola Maree Smith-Guerin – For services to anaesthesiology
• Dr Apisalome Sikaidoka Talemaitoga – For services to health and the Pacific community
• Lisa-Jane Taouma – For services to Pacific arts and the screen industry
• Charles Richard Veitch – For services to wildlife conservation
• Dr Kathleen Joy Walker – For services to wildlife conservation
• Peter Muru Edward Walters – For services to touch rugby
• Paula Mapuna Werohia-Lloyd – For services to Māori and business
• Kenneth Michael Williams – For services to governance and the community
• Te Puea Pekerangi Eileen Winiata – For services to Māori and health

MNZM: To be Members of the New Zealand Order of Merit

• Dr Hafsa Ahmed – For services to ethnic communities and women
• Wendy Allison – For services to drug harm reduction
• Dr John Douglas Armstrong – For services to Māori health
• David Wallace Bain – For services to health and the community
• Priscilla June Baken – For services to midwifery
• Dr Timothy Robert Bevin – For services to health
• Carlton Paul Bidois – For services to the environment and Māori-Crown relations
• Hoana Mere Burgman – For services to Māori and environmental governance
• Dr Heather Anne Came-Friar – For services to Māori, education and health
• Malcolm James Campbell – For services to local government and the community
• Lloyd Russell Chapman – For services to the community and heritage rose preservation
• David Christopher Chapple – For services to the community and heritage preservation
• Brian Raymond Coffey – For services to people with disabilities
• Dr Gina Annette Cole – For services to literature
• Catherine Mary Cornish – For services to the performing arts
• Carlotta Brigid Dann – For services to addiction advocacy
• Professor Christine Margaret Davies – For services to education
• Dale Winifred Farrar – For services to the State
• Father Paulo Sagato Filoialii – For services to the Pacific community
• Bruce James Ford, JP – For services to the community
• Ruth Beatrice Gerzon – For services to community development and social justice
• Tony John Gray, JP – For services to education
• Albert Christopher Grinter – For services to education and Māori
• Phillip Ross Halse – For services to local government and the community
• Sefita ‘Alofi Hao’uli – For services to Tongan and Pacific communities
• Christina Angela Hape – For services to Māori and governance
• Anna Maree Harrison – For services to netball and volleyball
• Ian Robert Archibald Hastie – For services to education
• Paul Leslie Hodge, JP – For services to the hospitality industry
• John Maxwell Inger – For services to education
• Dayle Olive Jackson – For services to education and sport
• Penelope Jane Jackson – For services to art crime research and visual arts
• Mohamed Abdi Jama – For services to the Muslim community
• Tina Maria Jones – For services to suicide prevention and mental health
• Lakiloko Tepae Keakea – For services to Tuvaluan art
• Marilyn Rhonda Kohlhase – For services to Pacific arts and education
• Debra Joy Lampshire – For services to mental health
• Dr Alana Marissa Lopesi – For services to the arts
• Stanislaw Manterys – For services to refugees and the Polish community
• Dr Paul Allan Maunder – For services to the arts and the community
• Felorini Ruta McKenzie – For services to Pacific education
• Richard Mark McNamara – For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and emergency management
• Senior Sergeant Clifford Gordon Metcalfe – For services to the New Zealand police and Search and Rescue
• Betty-Anne Maryrose Monga – For services to music
• Henriette Michel Nakhle, QSM – For services to the Lebanese community
• Melony Robin O’Connor – For services to basketball
• Jocelyn Jane O’Donnell – For services to business and community development
• Sullivan Luao Paea – For services to youth
• Corey Nathan Peters – For services to sit-skiing
• Nico Porteous – For services to snow sports
• Russell John Postlewaight – For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand
• Rita Keka Powick – For services to Māori, education and governance
• Shirleen Vinita Lata Prasad – For services to addiction services and the South Asian community
• Helen Ngairie Rasmussen – For services to Māori and conservation
• Rosanna Marie Raymond – For services to Pacific art
• Bonnie Jane Robinson – For services to seniors and social services
• Christopher Stephen Rooney – For services to education
• Reweti Ratu Ropiha – For services to Māori health
• Zoi Katherine Sadowski-Synnott – For services to snow sports
• Jennifer Robyn Shattock, QSM, JP – For services to local government and economic development
• Sarah (Sally) Margaret Shaw – For services to nursing
• Dr Gregory Howard Sherley – For services to conservation
• Dr Jane Elizabeth Skeen – For services to children with cancer
• Cheryl Smith – For services to rugby
• Margaret Teresa Tai Rākena – For services to victims of sexual violence and the community
• John Maxwell Tait – For services to education and Māori
• Dr Amama Bagem Thornley – For services to health
• Charles Beswick Wilkinson – For services to arts governance and the community

The Queen’s Service Order QSO: To be Companions of the Queen’s Service Order

• John Robert Dobson – For services to people with disabilities
• Dr Caroline Ann McElnay – For services to public health
• Kura Te Rangi Moeahu – For services to Māori and the arts
• Hayden Paul Waretini Wano – For services to Māori health

The Queen’s Service Medal QSM

• Naomi Ruth Baker-Wenley – For services to opera
• Margaret Anne Bourke – For services to the community
• Rodger Henry Brickland – For services to athletics
• Brendan Sean Butler – For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand
• Geoffrey Denis Clews – For services to the arts and the community
• Maurice James Cowie – For services to Search and Rescue
• Trevor Michael Crosbie, JP – For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand
• Rosemary Jane Ensor – For services to the community
• Kinaua Bauriri Ewels – For services to the Kiribati community
• Lynore Ann Farry – For services to the community
• George Rafton Flavell – For services to Māori culture and heritage preservation
• Matthew Vincent Frost – For services to people with autism
• Galumalemana Fetaiaimauso Marion Galumalemana – For services to the Pacific community
• James William Gordon – For services to the community
• Hana Melania Halalele – For services to Pacific health
• Clyde Harris Hamilton – For services to the community and heritage preservation
• Afife Skafi Harris – For services to migrant communities
• Eileen Margaret Jean Harvey-Thawley – For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community
• James Richard Strachan Higham – For services to rugby and education
• Barbara Noeline Jeffries – For services to equestrian sport and war commemoration
• Judith Ann Johnson, JP – For services as a Justice of the Peace
• Teurukura Tia Kekena – For services to the Cook Islands and Pacific communities
• Carol Anne Martin – For services to the community and netball
• Kevin James McComb – For services to cycling
• Agnes (Nancy) McCulloch McShane – For services to women and pay equity
• Karen Anne Morris – For services to the community
• Kenneth Michael Morris – For services to the community
• Nanai Pati Muaau – For services to Pacific health
• Euon Graham Murrell, JP – For services to the community
• Reverend Woo Taek Nam – For services to the Korean community
• Lomia Kaipati Semaia Naniseni – For services to the Tokelau community
• James Allan Ngarewa, JP – For services to the community and education
• Gavin Russell Alan Nicol – For services to veterans
• Yong Rahn Park – For services to the Korean community
• Linda Susan Rutland – For services to the community
• Ma’a Brian Sagala – For services to Pacific communities
• Mamaitaloa Sagapolutele – For services to education and the Pacific community
• Ian Rankin Smith, JP – For services to civil defence and the community
• Patricia Isabel Smith – For services to the community
• Donald Bruce Thomas – For services to the community and the legal profession
• Muriel Patricia Tondi – For services to the Italian community and language education
• Mavis Emlen Tweedie – For services to the community
• Kevin Victor Watkins – For services to the community and New Zealand-China relations
• Helen Whittaker – For services to art and the community
• Robin Young – For services to the community

Honorary

• Tofilau Nina Kirifi-Alai – For services to education and the Pacific community
• Tuifa’asisina Kasileta Maria Lafaele – For services to Pacific health
• Nemai Divuluki Vucago – For services to Fijian and Pacific communities
• Kyo Jin Yun – For services to the Korean community

The New Zealand Antarctic Medal NZAM

• Nigel John Watson – For services to Antarctic heritage preservation

The New Zealand Distinguished Service Decoration DSD

• Captain Brendon John Clark – For services to the New Zealand Defence Force
• Serviceman L – For services to the New Zealand Defence Force
• Sergeant Hayden Peter Smith – For services to the New Zealand Defence Force