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Back to business for King's Birthday Honours 2024
A change in Government has meant a clear shift in focus for the 2024 list.
A change in Government has meant a clear shift in focus for the 2024 list.
He is the first member of the Bulls Volunteer Fire Brigade to serve for 50 years.
Ashworth worked to improve farming practices in Ethiopia and Afghanistan.
'It's a hole now for us without such a strong [voice] in the community.'
She has been committed to the preservation of South Taranaki history.
Stephen Cox has been involved in cycling continuously since 1968.
Leigh Hopper is proud of his family legacy.
Joss Urbahn has spent 40-plus years dedicating her time to squash and surf lifesaving.
The King's Birthday Honours 2024 list in full.
Didymo Dave is a Taupō icon; now, he's been recognised by King Charles.
Anthony Dreaver has promoted the history of Kāpiti and Horowhenua for many years.
Sam Lewis has been dedicated to farming and associated businesses.
'Everyone I’ve worked with deserves this award but I feel very humbled.'
Christine Stephens has been honoured for her work with older people and psychology.
Steve Braunias meets three Kiwis awarded honours this King's Birthday Weekend.
Two dames and a knight have been named from the business community.
Māori astronomer among award recipients.
A judge described the case as "quite literally a cover up".
Pasifika academics, artists, and advocates are among the recipients.
Thirty years of outstanding service in public and private practice has been acknowledged.
Master carver Clive Fugill has been made a companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Aucklander Sarai Bareman has been head of women's football at Fifa since 2016.
The previous Government put together this year's New Year Honours list.
Dr Michael Miller is acknowledged for services to rural health in the New Year Honours.
Donson first started volunteering when she was 14.
Jenny Saywood was a founding member of Restorative Justice in Whanganui in 1999.
“I was born into a violent environment. That’s all I ever knew."
James Morris, 71, has been made an officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
50 years ago, this QSM recipient set target to volunteer 10 per cent of his working week.