2022 Birthday Honours (New Zealand)

The 2022 Queen's Birthday and Platinum Jubilee Honours in New Zealand, celebrating the official birthday and Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, were appointments made by the Queen in her right as Queen of New Zealand, on the advice of the New Zealand government, to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by New Zealanders. They were announced on 6 June 2022.[1][2]

The recipients of honours are listed here as they were styled before their new honour.

Order of New Zealand (ONZ)

Additional member

Dame Silvia Rose Cartwright – of Epsom. For services to New Zealand.
Sir Stephen (Tipene) Gerard O'Regan – of New Brighton. For services to New Zealand.

Dame Silvia Cartwright
Sir Tipene O'Regan

New Zealand Order of Merit

Dame Companion (DNZM)

Ruth Ellina Aitken – of Paeroa. For services to netball.
Judge Carolyn Henwood – of Wadestown. For services to the State, youth and the arts.
Dr Judith Helen McGregor – of Devonport. For services to human rights and health.

Dame Ruth Aitken
Dame Carolyn Henwood
Dame Judy McGregor

Knight Companion (KNZM)

Dr Patrick Wahanga Hohepa – of Kaikohe. For services to Māori culture and education.
Heughan Bassett Rennie – of Thorndon. For services to governance, the law, business and the community.
Dr Collin Fonotau Tukuitonga – of Wellsford. For services to Pacific and public health.

Sir Patu Hohepa
Sir Hugh Rennie
Sir Collin Tukuitonga

Companion (CNZM)

Dr Alastair MacCormick – of Remuera, for services to tertiary education and the community.
Edward Colin Manson – of Saint Heliers. For services to philanthropy, urban development and business.
Benjamin Quentin Marshall – of Canada Bay, New South Wales. For services to rugby league.
John Anthony Monaghan – of Martinborough. For services to the dairy industry.
Lisa Marie Reihana – of Freemans Bay. For services to the arts.
Dr Miriam Edna Saphira – of Matatoki. For services to the LGBTQIA+ community.
Luteru Ross Poutoa Lote Taylor – of Hamilton. For services to cricket and Pacific communities.
Dr David Graeme Woodfield – of Tamahere. For services to transfusion medicine.

Alastair MacCormick
Ted Manson
Benji Marshall
John Monaghan
Lisa Reihana
Miriam Saphira
Ross Taylor
Graeme Woodfield

Officer (ONZM)

Uddhav Prasad Adhikary – of Blockhouse Bay. For services to the Nepalese community.
Dr Bryan William Robert Betty – of Karori. For services to health.
Dr Hilary Blacklock – of Westmere. For services to haematology.
Gresham Barry Bradley – of Northcote. For services to the LGBTQIA+ community and education.
Gregory John Brightwell (Matahi Avauli Brightwell) – of Gisborne. For services to waka ama.
Mathilda Margareth Broodkoorn – of Haruru. For services to health and Māori.
Souella Maria Cumming – of Newlands. For services to governance.
Hinerangi Rachael Edwards – of Wairoa. For services to Māori, governance and education.
Pamela May Elgar – of Meadowbank. For services to hockey and women.
Susan Jane Elliott – of Westmere. For services to human rights advocacy, particularly refugees.
Professor Francis Antony Frizelle – of Cashmere. For services to health.
Donald John Griffin – of Carterton. For services to tertiary education and sport.
Lynda Louise Hagen – of Johnsonville. For services to law and the community.
Professor John Graham Hampton – of Mairehau. For services to agricultural science.
Tangihaere Gloria Harihari-Hughes – of Western Heights. For services to Māori and youth.
John Mitchel Kirkpatrick – of Hastings. For services to shearing sports.
Faafetai Jonathan Lemalu – of London. For services to opera.
Denise Messiter – of Te Puru. For services to Māori and health.
Brian Robert Mulligan – of Hobsonville. For services to physiotherapy.
Dr Gordon Ian Nicholson – of Epsom. For services to health and the community.
Emeritus Professor Anthony Ian Parker – of Wadestown. For services to industrial design.
Roderick Christopher Dominic John Pelosi – of Palmerston North. For services to football.
Desmond Leslie Peters – of Addington. For services to the snow sport industry.
Petronella (Marjet) Maria Pot – of Mount Eden. For services to women's health.
Beverly Margaret Pownall – of Mount Roskill. For services to health, particularly breastfeeding.
Dr Daphne Joan Rickson – of Paekākāriki. For services to music therapy.
Dr Anne Katherine Robertson – of Palmerston North. For services to sexual health.
Lorraine Susan Scanlon – of Westport. For services to Victim Support and the community.
Bridget Ann Snedden – of One Tree Hill. For services to people with learning disabilities.
Dr Ian Alexander Noel Stringer – of Palmerston North. For services to conservation.
Dr Oliver Robert Webber Sutherland – of Bishopdale. For services to the law and Māori and Pacific communities.
Wi Te Tau Pirika Taepa – of Tītahi Bay. For services to Māori art, particularly ceramics.
Dr John David Tait – of Oriental Bay. For services to obstetrics and gynaecology.
Dr Margrietha Johanna Theron – of Pomare. For services to science and the community.
Sharyn Elizabeth Underwood – of Ōtamatea. For services to dance.
Anne June Urlwin – of Wānaka. For services to business.
Eileen Nora Varley – of Richmond. For services to addiction services.
Lisa Walker – of Island Bay. For services as a jeweller.
Bub (Hera) White – of Raglan. For services to Māori and tertiary education.
Chelsea Jane Winstanley – of Grey Lynn. For services to the screen industry and Māori.

Uddhav Adhikary
Bryan Betty
Hilary Blacklock
Gresham Bradley
Matahi Brightwell
Margareth Broodkoorn
Souella Cumming
Hinerangi Edwards
Pam Elgar
Susan Elliott
Frank Frizelle
Don Griffin
Lynda Hagen
John Hampton
Tangihaere Harihari-Hughes
John Kirkpatrick
Jonathan Lemalu
Denise Messiter
Brian Mulligan
Tony Parker
Rod Pelosi
Des Peters
Marjet Pot
Bev Pownall
Daphne Rickson
Anne Robertson
Lorraine Scanlon
Bridget Snedden
Ian Stringer
Oliver Sutherland
Wi Taepa
John Tait
Margriet Theron
Sharyn Underwood
Anne Urlwin
Eileen Varley
Lisa Walker
Hera White
Chelsea Winstanley

Member (MNZM)

Melegalenuu Ah Sam – of Papatoetoe. For services to Pacific language education.
Nicholas Stuart Atkins – of Bishopdale. For services to science and the community.
Lesi Ruby (Les Lehi Tenise) Atoni – of Porirua. For services to the Tokelau community.
David Lindsay Ayers – of Rangiora. For services to local government and the community.
John Stephen Baird – of Fairhall. For services to business and governance.
Carol Anne Kahutaha Berghan – of Kaitaia. For services to Māori.
John Tyson Bezett – of Dunedin. For services to sport and recreation.
Anne Marie Biggs – of Saint Heliers. For services to education.
Noel Brian Birchall – of Kaikohe. For services to outdoor recreation and conservation.
Sandra Joy Borland – of Georgetown. For services to nursing and the Pacific community.
Matthew Faafetai Malietoa Brown – of Broomfield. For services to mental health and the prevention of family violence.
Sarah Clare Brown – of Broomfield. For services to mental health and the prevention of family violence.
Christopher Bruce Chilton – of Waikiwi. For services to music and journalism.
Inspector Dean Murray Clifford – of Parkvale. For services to the New Zealand Police and the community.
Robyn Marire Harriet Corrigan – of Kaitaia. For services to social work.
Adrienne Kathryn Dalton – of Miranda. For services to conservation and youth.
Detective Inspector David de Lange – of Hastings. For services to the New Zealand Police and the community.
Reverend Louise Margaret Deans – of Darfield. For services to the community and women.
Hurimoana Nui Dennis – of Avondale. For services to Māori and the community.
Makareta Mamoa Willow Desai – of Manaia. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Christopher James Ellison – of Mosman Park, Western Australia. For services to New Zealand–Australia relations.
Ross Duncan Everiss – of Lynmore. For services to rugby.
Siaosi Fa'alogo – of Porirua. For services to the New Zealand Police and the community.
Elizabeth Ann Forgie – of Ōkaihau. For services to education.
Margaret Letitia Fraser – of Dunedin. For services to hepatology.
Maha Tawfek Hassan Galal – of Avonhead. For services to the Muslim community.
Richard Patrick Garratt – of Mount Maunganui. For services to tennis and Māori sport.
Jennifer Mary Gordon – of Waikanae Beach. For services to Catholic education.
Dianne Kay Grennell – of Waikanae. For services to Māori and the Public Service.
Elizabeth Anne Hakaraia – of Ōtaki Beach. For services to the film and media industries.
Marianne Hargreaves – of Burnside. For services to the arts.
Dr Ella Yvette Henry – of Te Atatū South. For services to Māori, education and media.
Bryan Mervyn Ernest Hocken – of Inglewood. for services to agriculture and the rural community.
Gregory Bernard Horton – of Remuera. For services to philanthropy and governance.
Dr Josephine Harle Howse – of Kohimarama. For services to education.
Dr Beverley Lorraine James – of Spring Creek. For services to seniors.
Estelle Pura Leask – of Bluff. For services to conservation and Māori.
Dr Linita Manu'atu – of Ponsonby. For services to Pacific education and the Tongan community.
Paul Ernest McEwan – of Wānaka. For services to neonatal care.
Kiriovea Jasmin McSweeney – of Eastbourne. For services to the film industry.
Dr Robert John McNeill Mills – of New Plymouth. For services to wildlife conservation.
Sharon Louise Morgan – of Langs Beach. For services to the community, the arts and rugby.
Walter Ngakoma Ngamane – of Thames. For services to Māori and tourism.
Hai Dinh Nguyen – of Emerald Hill. For services to refugees and the Vietnamese community.
Anna Elizabeth Osborne – of Dobson. For services to the community and occupational health and safety.
Tolupene Peau – of Titirangi. For services to the Tokelau community.
Jo Mere Pilkington – of Northcote. For services to the events sector and the community.
Grace Elizabeth Prendergast – of Cambridge, United Kingdom. For services to rowing.
Kenneth Alan Rintoul – of Ōkaihau. For services to governance and the community.
Holly Irene Robinson – of Calton Hill. For services to athletics.
Sonya Lynne Rockhouse – of Hoon Hay. For services to the community and occupational health and safety.
Karla Anne Sanders – of Alexandra. For services to bullying prevention.
Kim Shannon – of Ngaio. For services to education and the public service.
Deidre Ann Shea – of Freemans Bay. For services to education.
Stacey Anne Shortall – of Hataitai. For services to the law and the community.
Hugh Edwin Stringleman – of One Tree Point. For services to agricultural journalism.
Mark Robertson Sutton – of Te Anau. For services to conservation.
Dr Mai Mohammed Hamdi Tamimi – of Hebron, Palestine. For services to ethnic communities.
Teaiorangi Trevor Taurima – of Whakatu. For services to Māori, sport and conservation.
Gaylene Katerina Te Rauna – of Berhampore. For services to Māori and disabled people.
Reverend Victoria Pernel Terrell – of Onehunga. For services to the disability community.
Margaret Ann Tod – of Takapuna. For services to netball.
Emma Kimberley Twigg – of Cambridge. For services to rowing.
Bill Rangi Urale – of Mount Albert. For services to music and the community.
Henry van Tuel – of Bluff Hill. For services to the Coastguard.
Cynthia Grace Wallbridge – of Wai o Taiki Bay. For services to dental health and education.
Patrick John Walsh – of Devonport. For services to education.
Kerri Leigh Williams – of Cambridge. For services to rowing.
Keith Lewis Woodley – of Pōkeno. For services to shorebird conservation.

Honorary

Hans van Ess – of Birkenhead. For services to ju-jitsu.

Melegalenuu Ah Sam
Nicholas Atkins
Les Atoni
David Ayers
John Baird
Carol Berghan
John Bezett
Anne Marie Biggs
Noel Birchall
Sandy Borland
Matt Brown
Sarah Brown
Chris Chilton
Dean Clifford
Robyn Corrigan
Adrienne Dalton
David de Lange
Louise Deans
Hurimoana Dennis
Makareta Desai
Chris Ellison
Ross Everiss
George Fa'alogo
Elizabeth Forgie
Margaret Fraser
Maha Galal
Richard Garratt
Jenny Gordon
Di Grennell
Libby Hakaraia
Marianne Hargreaves
Ella Henry
Bryan Hocken
Greg Horton
Josephine Howse
Bev James
Estelle Leask
Linita Manu'atu
Paul McEwan
Jasmin McSweeney
Robert Mills
Sharon Morgan
Ngakoma Ngamane
Hai Nguyen
Anna Osborne
Neta Peau
Jo Pilkington
Grace Prendergast
Holly Robinson
Sonya Rockhouse
Karla Sanders
Kim Shannon
Deidre Shea
Stacey Shortall
Hugh Stringleman
Mark Sutton
Mai Tamimi
Gaylene Te Rauna
Victoria Terrell
Ann Tod
Emma Twigg
Henry van Tuel
Cynthia Wallbridge
Patrick Walsh
Kerri Williams
Keith Woodley
Hans van Ess

Companion of the Queen's Service Order (QSO)

Fadumo Abdulkadir Ahmed – of Point Chevalier. For services to ethnic communities, women and social entrepreneurship.
Judge Andrew John Becroft – of Karori. For services to the judiciary, children and youth.
Naomi Patricia Ferguson – of Paraparaumu. For services to the public service.
Reverend Jonathan Peter Hartley – of Oriental Bay. For services to governance and the community.
Simon James Manning – of Paraparaumu Beach. For services to funeral services and disaster victim identification.
Cheryll Bronwyn Martin – of Birkdale. For services to the community.
Dr Leslie Francis Molloy – of Point Howard. For services to conservation and outdoor recreation.
Julie Read – of Devonport. For services to the State.

Fadumo Ahmed
Andrew Becroft
Naomi Ferguson
Jon Hartley
Simon Manning
Cheryll Martin
Les Molloy
Julie Read

Queen's Service Medal (QSM)

William Michael Anderson – of Pukete. For services to Māori education and the community.
Jennifer Louise Andrews – of Springlands. For services to seniors and local government.
Bishop Ross Graham Bay – of Parnell. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Ian Wright Carter – of Hahei. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
Ami Chand – of Kelston. For services to ethnic communities.
David James Clarke – of Arrowtown. For services to heritage preservation.
Michael Compton Cole – of Somerville. For services to the Coastguard and the RSA.
Ronald Leslie Cooke – of Manunui. For services to historical research.
Glenise Audrey Day – of Chatham Islands. For services to the community.
Dr Talduwa Gamage Chandrasoma Asoka Dias – of Hillsborough. For services to health and the Sri Lankan community.
Eleanor Joyce Doig – of Musselburgh. For services to the community.
Llewelyn Phillip Duval – of Mount Pleasant. For services to the community.
Christine Joy Greengrass – of Kaiapoi. For services to the community.[upper-alpha 1]
Barbara Anne Hanna – of Tapanui. For services to the community.
Susan Elizabeth Hume – of Avonhead. For services to education.
Mervyn Paul Huxford – of Orewa. For services to hockey and the community.
Samuel Bruce Inder – of Naseby. For services to the community.
Nedra Julia Johnson – of Beckenham. For services to the community and education.
Sister Cynthia May Kearney – of Te Hapara. For services to missionary work and the community.
Paul Klemick – of Mornington. For services to historical research.
Jeanette Margaret Leebody – of Caversham. For services to netball and the community.
Gabrielle-Sisifo Blanche Dunlop Makisi – of Melrose. For services to Pacific communities and education.
Neil Rex McDermott – of Waikiwi. For services to music promotion and the community.
Craig Sutherland McFarlane – of Papamoa Beach. For services to education and music.
Margaret McKibbin – of Taradale. For services to Scouting.
Reverend Vaelua Salafai Mika – of Papatoetoe. For services to church ministry and the Samoan community.
Mary Elizabeth Money – of Silverstream. For services to Girl Guides, women and the community.
Larry Alexander Morgan – of Taradale. For services to canoe sports and viticulture.
Vivien Joy Morton – of Whitby. For services to the community.
Ellen Huia Norman – of Māngere East. For services to Māori and mental health.
Reverend Hiueni Nuku – of Whitby. For services to Tongan and Pacific communities.
Roy John Opie – of Otaihanga. For services to the community.
Harry Earl Pawsey – of Hawarden. For services to advocacy and conservation.
Virginia Ann Pawsey – of Hawarden. For services to advocacy and conservation.
Pushpa Devi Prasad – of Whanganui East. For services to the community.
Graeme Ernest Rice – of Ravensbourne. For services to traffic and road safety.
Elizabeth Ann Robbie – of Invercargill. For service to historical research.
Vaipou Saluni – of Waiwhetū. For services to education and the Pacific community.
Michael Scrivener – of Karori. For services to ethnic communities and refugees.
Winifred Solomon – of Riverton. For services to Māori culture and heritage.
Irene Ann Somerville – of Kawaha Point. For services to the community and historical research.
Yu-Shiun Tang – of Westmorland. For services to Chinese communities and culture.
Roberta Mihikore Te Huia – of Te Atatū Peninsula. For services to Māori.
Luther Alafia Toloa – of Masterton. For services to the Pacific community.
Wendy Louise van Delden – of Paraparaumu Beach. For services to music.
Heather Belle Waldron – of Greerton. For services to the community.
Lynda Ruth Wallace – of Akaroa. For services to heritage preservation and the community.
Ian David Wilson – of Ōkaihau. For services to conservation.
Karel James Witten-Hannah – of New Lynn. For services to the community and education.
William Edward Woods – of Springfield. For services to conservation and the community.
John Kenneth Wyatt – of South Bay. For services to the community.
Sandra Jean Wyatt – of South Bay. For services to the community.

Deceased. Her Majesty's approval of this award took effect on 14 May 2022, prior to the date of death.

Bill Anderson
Jenny Andrews
Ross Bay
Ian Carter
Ami Chand
David Clarke
Michael Cole
Ron Cooke
Glenise Day
Asoka Dias
Eleanor Doig
Phillip Duval
Barbara Hanna
Susan Hume
Merv Huxford
Sam Inder
Cynthia Kearney
Paul Klemick
Kate Leebody
Gabrielle-Sisifo Makisi
Neil McDermott
Craig McFarlane
Margaret McKibbin
Salafai Mika
Larry Morgan
Vivien Morton
Reremoana Norman
Hiueni Nuku
Roy Opie
Harry Pawsey
Virginia Pawsey
Pushpa Prasad
Graeme Rice
Vaipou Saluni
Michael Scrivener
Wini Solomon
Ann Somerville
Yu-Shiun Tang
Mihi Te Huia
Luther Toloa
Wendy van Delden
Heather Waldron
Lynda Wallace
Ian Wilson
Bill Woods
John Wyatt
Sandra Wyatt

New Zealand Antarctic Medal (NZAM)

Dr Ian Hawes – of Otūmoetai. For services to Antarctic science and conservation.

Ian Hawes

References

"The Queen's Birthday and Platinum Jubilee Honours List 2022". The New Zealand Herald. 6 June 2022. Retrieved 6 June 2022.
"The Queen's Birthday and Platinum Jubilee Honours List 2022". Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. 6 June 2022. Retrieved 6 June 2022.

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[3] Deceased. Her Majesty's approval of this award took effect on 14 May 2022, prior to the date of death.

[1] "The Queen's Birthday and Platinum Jubilee Honours List 2022". The New Zealand Herald. 6 June 2022. Retrieved 6 June 2022.

[2] "The Queen's Birthday and Platinum Jubilee Honours List 2022". Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. 6 June 2022. Retrieved 6 June 2022.