Hawkins also took a light-hearted approach, writing on Twitter this morning: "I regret to inform you that I appear to have been banned from Russia. There goes that Trans-Siberian Railway fantasy".
Dalziel regards the ban as a "badge of honour", saying she has no regrets about speaking out over the Russian invasion of Ukraine and renewed calls for an end to the bloody war.
Auckland councillor Chris Darby was surprised to make the cut, and although he kicked off lighting the Auckland Harbour Bridge in blue and yellow and instigated a letter to the Mayor of Kyiv Vitali Klitschko, he said: "It's not like I'm a constant campaigner, other than a few Tweets and Facebook posts. I'll wear it like a badge of honour in solidarity with the people of Ukraine."
Those on the list are "indefinitely" barred entry to the Russian Federation.
The blacklist statement, published on the Russian Foreign Ministry's social media channels, also warns it will continue working on updating the "blacklist".
"With the fact that official Wellington does not intend to abandon the anti-Russian course and continues to bear new restrictions, work on updating the 'blacklist' will continue," it says.
New Zealand has imposed a raft of sanctions against Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, including compiling its own list of Russian nationals banned from entering the country.
In March, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta released a list of Russian government officials and others who were being banned from entering New Zealand.
A Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Mfat) spokeswoman responded this morning, saying that New Zealand, "in concert with the international community", has been applying tough sanctions on Russia "as a means to restrict the Putin regime's ability to continue waging war on Ukraine and harming civilians".
"We are unsurprised that Russia has added further New Zealanders to its travel ban list.
"It's disappointing to see Russia deepening its isolation from the international community rather than engaging with the clear message that it is being sent: to cease its senseless war of aggression in Ukraine and withdraw its troops."
The full list of banned New Zealand citizens:
John Anthony
Shane Arndell
Lianne Audrey Dalziel
Chris Darby
Andrew John Whitfield Foster
Phil Bruce Goff
Garin Golding
Kate Green
Aaron Garth Hawkins
Ian Hill
Stephen Hoadley
James Hollings
Mathew Hooton
Rose King
Rob Krushka
Matt Lawrey
Richard Maclean
Tracy Mulholland
Thomas Manch
Hugh McAslan
Ian Mower
Bridget Musker
Whena Owen
Shaun Sexton
Josie Pagani
Pete Rainey
Rachel Hadley Reese
Sharon Stewart
Pasanka Wickremasinghe
Matthew Weston
Mike Yardley
Nicola Young.
