2021 Birthday Honours (New Zealand)

The 2021 Queen's Birthday Honours in New Zealand, celebrating the official birthday of Queen

• Professor
  CBE – of Roslyn
  . For services to ecological research.
• CNZM – of Kumeū
  . For services to nursing education.
• MNZM – of Havelock North. For services to Māori
  , music and television.
• MBE – of Rotorua
  . For services to tennis.

• 
  Dame Carolyn Burns
• 
  Dame Judy Kilpatrick
• 
  Dame Hinewehi Mohi
• 
  Dame Ruia Morrison

Knight Companion (KNZM)

• Michael Grenfell Daniell – of Herne Bay. For services to business, healthcare and governance.
• Distinguished Professor
  ONZM – of Pakuranga
  . For services to medical research.
• Wayne Thomas Shelford MBE – of Red Beach. For services to rugby and the community.
• Grahame Charles Sydney ONZM – of Oturehua. For services to art.

• 
  Sir Michael Daniell
• 
  Sir Bill Denny
• 
  Sir Wayne Shelford
• 
  Sir Grahame Sydney

Companion (CNZM)

• Dr Evelyn Imelda Coxon – of Auckland. For services to Pacific and tertiary education.
• David Charles Cull – of Dunedin. For services to local government.^[A]
• QSO MBE JP – of Masterton
  . For services to the community and conservation.
• Professor Angus Hikairo Macfarlane – of Ilam. For services to education, psychology and Māori.
• Dr Kevin Raymond Marshall – of Seatoun. For services to food science and technology.
• Harry Haerengarangi Mikaere – of Coromandel. For services to the aquaculture industry and Māori.
• John Stewart Ombler QSO – of Wānaka. For services to the public service.
• Professor Suzanne Carolyn Purdy – of Greenlane. For services to audiology and communication science.
• Professor Emeritus David Eric Richmond – of Mount Wellington. For services to health and education.
• Dr Robert Simon Hearn Rowley – of Mount Eden. For services to paediatric and neonatal care.
• Dr Maxwell Gilbert Shepherd JP – of Wānaka. For services to biotechnology and business.
• John Webster Te Kapene Thatcher – of Tauranga. For services to Māori and education.

• 
  Eve Coxon
• 
  Dave Cull
• 
  Bob Francis
• 
  Angus Macfarlane
• 
  Kevin Marshall
• 
  Harry Mikaere
• 
  John Ombler
• 
  Suzanne Purdy
• 
  David Richmond
• 
  Simon Rowley
• 
  Jack Thatcher

Officer (ONZM)

• Murray Ian Bain – of Kerikeri. For services to tertiary education and digital learning.
• Margaret Mary Baker – of Hastings. For services to Special Olympics.
• Carol Ann Beaumont – of Epsom. For services to the union movement and women's rights.
• David Ross Black – of Wānaka. For services to health.
• James Anthony Brownlie – of Wairoa. For services to agriculture and education.
• Jamie Bull – of Ōtaki Beach. For services to the performing arts and the community.
• Hugh Jason Paul Canard – of Spreydon. For services to conservation and paddle sports.
• Garry Keith Carnachan – of New Plymouth. For services to secondary school sport.
• Margaret Agnes Chapman – of Geraldine. For services to rural women and rural communities.
• Reverend Iliafi Talotusitusi Esera – of Whanganui. For services to the Samoan community and Christian ministry.
• Fiona Mary Gower – of Tuakau. For services to rural women and governance.
• Dr Anne Denise Guy – of Karori. For services to infant mental health.
• Susan Jean Hassall JP – of Cambridge
  . For services to education.
• Anne Lynette Hawker QSM – of Broadmeadows. For services to people with disabilities.
• Professor Emerita Paula Elizabeth Jameson – of Fendalton. For services to plant science.
• Esther Rata Jessop QSM – of London
  . For services to Māori and to New Zealand–British relations.
• Takutai Moana Natasha Kemp – of Papakura. For services to street dance and youth.
• Robert Henry Ludbrook – of Hillsborough. For services to family law and children's rights.
• Mary Joan McFarlane – of St Clair. For services to swimming.
• Dr Benjamin Frank Pittman – of Hikurangi. For services to Māori and art.
• Fiona Jocelyn Riddell – of Kingsland. For services to cardiac physiology.
• Dr Linda Janet Robertson – of St Clair. For services to occupational therapy and seniors.
• Itamua Muaiao'omalo Mataiva Dorothy Robertson – of New Plymouth. For services to women, youth and the Pacific community.
• Riccardo Michele Salizzo – of New Jersey, United States. For services to sports media.
• Noma Jeanne Shepherd MNZM – of Kawakawa. For services to the community.
• Professor Harold John Simpson – of Fendalton. For services to art education.
• Darien Ruth Takle – of Mount Eden. For services to the performing arts.
• Gwendoline Tepania-Palmer – of Forest Lake. For services to Māori and health.
• Philip Spencer Trusttum – of Christchurch Central City. For services to art.
• Beverley Celia Watson – of Avondale. For services to race relations and youth.
• Bruce William Massy Wills – of Hastings. For services to agriculture and the environment.
• Neil Bernard Woodhams – of
  Herald Island
  . For services to people with multiple sclerosis.

Honorary

• Dr Wolfgang Scholz – of Milford. For services to engineering and metals-based industry.

• 
  Margaret Baker
• 
  Carol Beaumont
• 
  Hugh Canard
• 
  Garry Carnachan
• 
  Margaret Chapman
• 
  Iliafi Esera
• 
  Susan Hassall
• 
  Paula Jameson
• 
  Takutai Kemp
• 
  Fiona Riddell
• 
  Mataiva Robertson
• 
  Noma Shepherd
• 
  John Simpson
• 
  Darien Takle
• 
  Philip Trusttum

Member (MNZM)

• Lynette Kaye Anderson – of Casebrook, Christchurch. For services to the zoological industry and conservation.
• David John Appleyard – of Stokes Valley. For services to education.
• Ryan Jeffrey Archibald – of Westmere. For services to hockey.
• Jane Ross Arnott – of Acacia Bay. For services to Pacific communities and conservation advocacy.
• Sergeant Gurpreet Singh Arora – of Golflands. For services to the New Zealand Police and ethnic communities.
• Richard Douglas Benge – of Newtown. For services to arts accessibility.
• Danielle Rachelle Bergin JP – of Point England. For services to the community, particularly the homeless.
• Murray Frank Binning – of Kumeū. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
• Adam Ngawati Blair – of Westmere. For services to rugby league.
• Cynthia Margaret Bowers – of Waipawa. For services to the community and local government.
• Dorothy Joy Burt – of Point England. For services to digital learning.
• Catherine Frances Cooney JP – of Holdens Bay. For services to health and the community.
• Yvette Louise Couch-Lewis – of Lyttelton. For services to conservation and Māori.
• Nicola Jane Denholm – of Mission Bay. For services to humanitarian advocacy and photography.
• Mustafa Ismail Derbashi – of Titirangi. For services to migrant and refugee communities.
• Margaret Ann Dodds – of Halswell. For services to special education.
• Graeme Alexander Downes – of Ōtaki
  . For services to music and music education.
• Miles Denis Ellery – of Ilam. For services to youth, education and the community.
• Siale Katoa Latu Pasa Faitotonu JP – of Upper Riccarton. For services to Pacific education.
• Kathleen Margaret Farrell – of Fitzroy, Hamilton. For services to netball.
• Margaret Marie Farry-Williams – of New Lynn. For services to the fashion industry and charitable fundraising.
• Dr Michael John Fletcher – of Strathmore. For services to social and public policy.
• Dr Janet Seymour Frater – of Greenlane. For services as a general practitioner.
• Lala Athene Frazer QSM – of Broad Bay. For services to conservation.
• Sameer Handa – of Parnell. For services to business and New Zealand–India relations.
• Iqbal Manzoor (Bali) Haque – of New Plymouth. For services to education governance.
• Bruce Henry Hart – of Kelson. For services to education.
• Francis William Helps – of Akaroa. For services to wildlife conservation.
• Shireen May Helps – of Akaroa. For services to wildlife conservation.
• Michael David Holdsworth – of Thorndon. For services to Special Olympics.
• Margaret Anne Hopkins – of Oban. For services to conservation and the community.
• Peter Ronald Horne – of Taitā. For services to bowls and Paralympic sport.
• Sally Anne Jackson JP – of Waikanae. For services to special education.
• Shirley Diane Kerr – of Rotorua. For services to mycology.
• Mary Louise Kisler – of Freemans Bay. For services to art history and curation.
• Hoani Sydney Langsbury – of Dunedin. For services to conservation.
• Shirley Audrey Lanigan – of Epuni. For services to nursing.
• Kenneth Bernard Laurent – of Whakatāne. For services to wildlife conservation.
• Susanne Maire Laurent – of Whakatāne. For services to wildlife conservation.
• Colleen Janice Lyons – of St Clair. For services to netball and education.
• Dr Peter Alexander Maddison – of Katikati. For services to conservation.
• Posenai Samoa Mavaega – of Mount Roskill. For services to Pacific performing arts.
• Tanya Soliali'i Mavaega (Tanya Muagututi'a) – of Mount Roskill. For services to Pacific performing arts.
• Phillis-Jean Meti – of Avondale. For services to sport, particularly golf.
• Mani Bruce Mitchell – of Brooklyn. For services to intersex advocacy and education.
• Ted Turua Ngataki – of Papakura. For services to Māori and the community.
• Caron Orelowitz – of Mount Albert. For services to podiatry.
• Karoline Fuarosa Park-Tamati (Ladi6) – of Mount Eden. For services to music.
• Janet Louise Peters – of Mount Maunganui. For services to mental health.
• Stephen Leslie Phillips JP – of Rolleston. For services to seniors and the community.
• Samantha Anne Powell (Dr Samantha Murton) – of Brooklyn. For services to medical education, particularly general practice.
• Tere Veronica Rapley – of Auckland. For services to music and television.
• Maxine Khrona Shortland – of Kawakawa. For services to netball and governance.
• Robin John Simmons – of Kimbolton. For services to the rail industry.
• Gina Solomon – of Kaikōura. For services to conservation and governance.
• Reverend Janice Ellen Stead – of Parklands. For services to sport and the community.
• Mairehe Louise Marie Tankersley – of Sydenham. For services to prisoners' welfare and Māori.
• Gabriel Pikiao Edward Te Moana – of Tūrangi. For services to Māori and governance.
• Helen Theresa Cecilia Varney – of Devonport. For services to education, particularly Pacific education.
• Karen Vercoe – of Victoria, Rotorua. For services to governance and sport.
• Graeme Douglas Watts – of Whangamatā. For services to the community and charity fundraising.
• Heather Margaret Williamson JP – of Tokoroa. For services to netball and the community.
• Tracey Lee Wright-Tawha – of Windsor, Invercargill. For services to health and Māori

Honorary

• Louisa Humphry – of Thames. For services to the Kiribati community and culture.

• 
  Lynn Anderson
• 
  Dave Appleyard
• 
  Ryan Archibald
• 
  Gurpreet Arora
• 
  Adam Blair
• 
  Cynthia Bowers
• 
  Yvette Couch-Lewis
• 
  Nikki Denholm
• 
  Graeme Downes
• 
  Siale Faitotonu
• 
  Janet Frater
• 
  Lala Frazer
• 
  Bali Haque
• 
  Francis Helps
• 
  Shireen Helps
• 
  Michael Holdsworth
• 
  Peter Horne
• 
  Sally Jackson
• 
  Mary Kisler
• 
  Peter Maddison
• 
  Posenai Mavaega
• 
  Phillis Meti
• 
  Mani Mitchell
• 
  Tanya Muagututi'a
• 
  Samantha Murton
• 
  Ladi6
• 
  Teremoana Rapley
• 
  Robin Simmons
• 
  Janice Stead
• 
  Mairehe Tankersley
• 
  Tracey Wright‑Tawha
• 
  Louisa Humphry

Companion of the Queen's Service Order (QSO)

• The Honourable Ruth Suzanne Dyson – of Redcliffs. For services as a member of Parliament and to people with disabilities.
• Michelle Susan Grant – of Elgin. For services to victims of sexual violence.
• David Alan Matthews – of Cashmere. For services to people with disabilities.
• Peter Anthony Miskimmin – of Eastbourne. For services to sports governance and public service.
• Sarah Ann Stuart-Black – of Wellington. For services to emergency management.
• Heather Leigh Tanguay – of Glen Eden. For services to local government and the community.

• 
  Ruth Dyson
• 
  Michelle Grant
• 
  Peter Miskimmin
• 
  Sarah Stuart-Black
• 
  Heather Tanguay

Queen's Service Medal (QSM)

• Carolyn Anne Amos JP – of Kenepuru. For services to the community.
• Graeme Rodney Baker – of Whanganui East. For services to the community.
• Grant Andrew Aaron Baker – of Aotea. For services to cricket and the community.
• Jacquetta Bell – of Nelson. For services to the arts and the community.
• Dr Alastair Hartley Blackie JP – of Kaiapoi. For services to dentistry and local government.
• Suzanne Blakely – of Redcliffs. For services to refugees and ESOL education.
• Bruce Edwin Bold – of Maoribank. For services to the community.
• Sergeant Andrew George Brooke – of Hokowhitu. For services to Search and Rescue.
• Barbara Michelle Cameron – of Feilding. For services to the community and local government.
• Charles Edwin Campbell – of Caversham. For services to the performing arts.
• Grant Kenneth Conaghan – of Whangārei. For services to Search and Rescue.
• Kevin Graham Curtis – of Matamata. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
• Diana Lois Dobson – of Blenheim. For services to wildlife conservation.
• Sonia Elizabeth Edwards – of Ōpōtiki. For services to historical research and the community.
• Carol Annette Frost – of Caversham. For services to the homeless and prisoner rehabilitation.
• Dr Derek Clifton Gibbons – of Dargaville. For services to health.
• Robert MacGregor Greenfield – of Wilton. For services to college football.
• Neville Henry Jacobsen – of Dannevirke. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
• Gary Irving Lang – of
  Kaiapoi South
  . For services to Special Olympics and the community.
• Heather Dorothy Lear – of Remuera. For services to inclusive education.
• Ian Christopher Leigh-Mackenzie JP – of Opononi. For services to the community.
• Judith Elaine Livingston – of Te Hapara. For services to music and the community.
• Ronal Arthur Luxton JP – of Temuka. For services to health and the community.
• Habib Ullah Marwat – of Woolston. For services to Muslim and ethnic communities.
• Yvonne Mavis Officer – of Otatara. For services to victim support.
• Mila Kim Oh – of West Harbour. For services to Korean culture and New Zealand–Republic of Korea relations.
• Te Rehia Teresa Fay Papesch – of Dinsdale. For services to the community and public service.
• Reverend Victor Siaosi Pouesi – of Māngere East. For services to the Samoan community.
• Anita Ruth Prime – of Whitianga. For services to youth and the community.
• Alan John Reekie – of Forrest Hill. For services to performing arts governance.
• Diana Helen Reid – of Darfield. For services to cancer support.
• Jannette Leah Riley – of Motueka. For services to cancer support and fundraising.
• Yvonne Esther Roberts – of Picton. For services to quilting and patchwork craft.
• Benita Jane Robinson – of Stokes Valley. For services to the community.
• John Robert Sandison JP – of Fairy Springs. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the community.
• Taualoa Lalopua Sanele – of Maupuia. For services to the union movement and Samoan community.
• Gregory John Loisel Shelton – of Tolaga Bay. For services to the community.
• Elizabeth Margaret Steel – of Heriot. For services to the community.
• Vanessa Ann Taylor – of Stokes Valley. For services to bowls and the community.
• Kenneth Terrance Trinder – of New Plymouth. For services to Māori and the community.
• Paul Eric Tyson – of Mornington. For services to sport and the community.
• Rachael Anne Utumapu – of New Plymouth. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and people with cancer.
• Kim Heather Ward – of
  Paremoremo
  . For services to the community.
• Janice Valida White – of Huntington. For services to seniors and people with disabilities.
• Gordon Wu – of Miramar. For services to the Chinese community

• 
  Suzanne Blakely
• 
  Kevin Curtis
• 
  Neville Jacobsen
• 
  Gary Lang
• 
  Judy Livingston
• 
  Ron Luxton
• 
  Habib Marwat
• 
  Yvonne Officer
• 
  Anita Prime
• 
  Diana Reid
• 
  Jan Riley
• 
  Benita Robinson
• 
  John Sandison
• 
  Greg Shelton
• 
  Vanessa Taylor
• 
  Rachael Utumapu
• 
  Gordon Wu

New Zealand Distinguished Service Decoration (DSD)

• Captain Matthew Gordon Carey – of Silverstream. For services to the New Zealand Defence Force.^[A]
• Lieutenant Colonel Adam John Modd GM – of Upper Hutt. For services to the New Zealand Defence Force.

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