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Knight worries about art funding
Auckland arts patron James Wallace is worried about financial support for the arts by upcoming generations of wealthy professionals.
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Herald columnist humbled by award
Garth George never thought his achievements would land him on the New Year Honours list.
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What do you think of the 2011 New Year honours?
Share your opinion of the 2011 New Year honours recipients - including Sir Bob Charles, Alison Holst and Ryan Nelsen.
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Golfing legend greets honour with a plea
Sir Bob is a firm believer in the wider benefits of participation in sport and hopes his appointment will inspire young New Zealanders to become involved.
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Michael Hill: knight, and man with mission
It took Michael Hill 40 years to set a goal for himself. But once he did, he says, life took care of itself.
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<i>New Year Honours</i>: Full 2011 list
The country's highest honour, the Order of new Zealand, is restricted to 20 living people at any time.