2019 in New Zealand

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The following lists events that happened during 2019 in New Zealand.

Incumbents[]

Regal and vice-regal[]

  • Head of State – Elizabeth II
  • Governor-General – Patsy Reddy

  • Elizabeth II

  • Patsy Reddy

Government[]

The Sixth Labour Government, elected in 2017, continues.

  • Trevor Mallard

  • Jacinda Ardern

  • Winston Peters

  • Chris Hipkins

  • Grant Robertson

Other party leaders[]

  • National – Simon Bridges (Leader of the Opposition)
  • New Zealand First – Winston Peters
  • Green – James Shaw and Marama Davidson
  • ACT – David Seymour

  • Simon Bridges

  • Winston Peters

  • James Shaw

  • Marama Davidson

  • David Seymour

Judiciary[]

  • Chief Justice – Sian Elias until 13 March, then Helen Winkelmann

  • Sian Elias

  • Helen Winkelmann

Main centre leaders[]

  • Phil Goff

  • Greg Brownless

  • Paula Southgate

  • Justin Lester

  • Andy Foster

  • Lianne Dalziell

  • Dave Cull

  • Aaron Hawkins

Events[]

February[]

  • 5 February – 6 March – Wildfires in Nelson cause thousands to evacuate their homes.[5]

March[]

  • 15 March – Shootings at two Christchurch mosques result in the deaths of 51 people.[6][7]
  • 16 March – Sky News Australia is pulled off the air by independently-owned Sky New Zealand. The decision was made after the channel refused to stop showing graphic video footage that had been live-streamed by the Christchurch shooter at the two mosques in Christchurch.[8]

May[]

June[]

July[]

  • 19 July – A Christchurch house destroyed in a gas explosion results in six people being hospitalised.[11]

October[]

  • 12 October – (Postal) voting for the 2019 local elections concludes.[12]
  • 22 October – The Skycity Convention Centre catches fire while still under construction, causing significant disruption in the Auckland CBD.[13]

November[]

  • 17–23 November – Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall make an official visit to Auckland, Northland, Christchurch and Kaikōura.

December[]

Sports[]

Cycling[]

Rowing[]

Shooting[]

  • Ballinger Belt –

Rugby union[]

  • England beat the All Blacks 19–7 in the semifinal of the 2019 Rugby World Cup[23]

Deaths[]

January[]

  • 1 January
    • Ross Allen, local politician, cricket umpire (born 1928)[24]
    • Elizabeth Edgar, botanist (born 1929)[25]
  • 11 January – Wayne Blair, cricketer (born 1948)[26][27]
  • 18 January – Reg Hart, rugby league player (born 1936)[28]
  • 20 January – Ian Shirley, academic, social justice advocate (born 1940)[29][30]
  • 23 January – Aloysius Pang, Singaporean actor (born 1990)[31]
  • 25 January – Sir John Jeffries, politician, lawyer, jurist (born 1929)[32]
  • 30 January – Murray Loudon, field hockey player (born 1931)[33]

February[]

  • 3 February – Peter Posa, guitarist (born 1941)[34]
  • 6 February – John Cocks, builder, television personality (born 1966)[35]
  • 9 February – Neville Young, lawyer, National Party president (born 1940)[36]
  • 11 February – Allan Wild, architect, academic (born 1927)[37]
  • 12 February – George Grindley, geologist (born 1925)[38]
  • 14 February – Barrie Hutchinson, water polo and rugby union player (born 1926)[39]
  • 18 February
    • George Cawkwell, classical scholar (born 1919)[40]
    • Laura Solomon, novelist, playwright, poet (born 1974)[41]
    • Peter Wells, writer, film-maker (born 1950)[42]
  • 23 February – Brian Halton, organic chemist (born 1941)[43]
  • 24 February – Ian Eliason, rugby union player (born 1945)[44]
  • 27 February – Bill Playle, cricketer (born 1938)[45]

March[]

  • 1 March – Mike Tamoaieta, rugby union player (born 1995)[46]
  • 2 March – Keith Davis, rugby union player (born 1930)[47]
  • 3 March – Leo de Castro, musician (born c. 1948)[48]
  • 5 March – David Kear, geologist, science administrator (born 1923)[49]
  • 7 March – Ron Russell, politician (born 1926)[50]
  • 8 March – Ian Lawrence, politician, mayor of Wellington (1983–86) (born 1937)[51]
  • 11 March – John Dawson, botanist (born 1928)[52]
  • 14 March – Thomas Goddard, jurist (born 1937)[53]
  • 15 March – Atta Elayyan, futsal player (born 1985)[54]
  • 22 March – Denzil Meuli, writer, newspaper editor, Catholic priest (born 1926)[55]
  • 24 March – Finn Lowery, water polo player (born 1990)[56]
  • 28 March – Bill Culbert, artist (born 1935)[57]
  • 30 March – Ron Elvidge, rugby union player (born 1923)[58]

April[]

  • 4 April – Ray Harper, rugby union administrator (born 1927)[59]
  • 5 April – Trevor McKee, racehorse trainer (born 1937)[60]
  • 8 April – Anzac Wallace, actor (born 1943)[61]
  • 9 April – George McConnell, cricketer (born 1938)[62]
  • 13 April – Yvette Williams, athlete (born 1929)[63]
  • 16 April – Len Hoogerbrug, architect (born 1929)[64]
  • 17 April – Peter Cartwright, lawyer, viceregal consort (born 1940)[65]
  • 19 April – Philip Liner, radio broadcaster (born 1925)[66]

May[]

  • 2 May
  • 7 May – Te Wharehuia Milroy, Māori language academic (born 1937)[69]
  • 10 May
    • Carey Adamson, air force officer (born 1942)[70]
    • Malcolm Black, musician, music lawyer (born c. 1961)[71]
  • 11 May
    • Sir Hector Busby, Māori traditional navigator and waka builder (born 1932)[72]
    • Pua Magasiva, actor (born 1980)[73]
  • 15 May – Roger Blackley, art historian (born 1953)[74]
  • 18 May
    • Quentin Pongia, rugby league player (born 1970)[75]
    • Doug Wilson, rugby union player (born 1931)[76]
  • 24 May – Sharon McAuslan, jurist (born 1945)[77]
  • 26 May – Percy Erceg, rugby union player (born 1928)[78]
  • 27 May – Guy Jansen, music educator, choral musician (born 1935)[79]
  • 30 May – Jim Bell, association footballer (born 1935)[80]
  • 31 May – Sir Grant Hammond, jurist (born 1944)[81]

June[]

  • 2 June – Alistair Browning, actor (born 1954)[82]
  • 13 June – Merilyn Wiseman, potter (born 1941)[83]
  • 18 June
    • Shirlene Colcord, one of the Lawson quintuplets (born 1965).[84]
    • Bill Deacon, rugby league player (born c. 1944).[85]
    • Shona Dunlop MacTavish, dancer, choreographer (born 1920)[86]
  • 21 June – Geraldine Harcourt, Japanese–English translator (born 1952)[87]
  • 25 June – Arthur Candy, cyclist (born 1934)[88]
  • 30 June – James Gill, cricketer (born 1928)[89]

July[]

  • 4 July – Vernon McArley, cricketer (born 1923)[90]
  • 6 July – Denis Pain, jurist, eventing team manager (born 1936)[91]
  • 9 July – Heather Nicholson, geologist, writer (born 1931)[92]
  • 12 July – Matthew Trundle, classics and ancient history academic (born 1965)[93]
  • 15 July – Brian Coote, legal academic (born 1929)[94]
  • 17 July – Warren Cole, rower (born 1940)[95]
  • 19 July – Shirley Peterson, athlete (born 1928)[96]
  • 20 July
  • 21 July – Peter Ramsay, educationalist, daffodil breeder (born 1939)[99]
  • 23 July – Ruth Gotlieb, local-body politician (born 1923)[100]
  • 29 July – John Wybrow, politician, diplomat (born 1928)[101]

August[]

September[]

  • 4 September – Peter Ellis, convicted child sex abuser (born 1958)[123]
  • 7 September – Lawrie Creamer, protein chemist (born 1937)[124]
  • 8 September – Ray Hitchcock, cricketer, racehorse breeder (born 1929)[125]
  • 9 September – Alister Taylor, publisher (born 1943)[126]
  • 12 September
  • 18 September – Lady Anne Berry, horticulturalist (born 1919)[129]
  • 27 September – Jack Lasenby, children's author (born 1931)[130][131]

October[]

  • 2 October – Tiny Hill, rugby union player and selector (born 1927)[132]
  • 7 October – Harvey Benge, photographer (born 1944)[133]
  • 10 October – Marie Darby, marine biologist (born 1940)[134]
  • 11 October – Heather Robson, badminton and tennis player (born 1928)[135]
  • 18 October – Rom Harré, philosopher (born 1927)[136]
  • Between 16 and 22 October – Mike McClennan, rugby league player and coach (born 1944)[137]
  • 28 October – Ken McCracken, rugby league player[138]

November[]

  • 2 November – Ian Cross, writer, journalist, broadcasting executive (born 1925)[139]
  • 5 November – Ed Dolejs, softball coach (born 1929)[140]
  • 9 November – Les Downes, cricketer (born 1945)[141]
  • 16 November – Nancy Brunning, actress and playwright (born 1971)[142]
  • 18 November
  • 20 November – Alastair Smith, information science academic (born 1948)[145]
  • 21 November – Wally Clark, zoologist (born 1927)[146]
  • 25 November – Bevin Hough, rugby league player, long jumper (born 1929)[147]

December[]

  • 1 December – Sacred Falls, Thoroughbred racehorse (foaled 2009)[148]
  • 3 December – Arthur Baysting, writer, songwriter, New Zealand music advocate (born 1947)[149]
  • 5 December – Rick Bryant, musician (born 1948)[150]
  • 6 December – Jules Mikus, convicted murderer (born 1958)[151]
  • 8 December
  • 12 December
  • 21 December
  • 22 December – Bill Lambert, politician (born 1930)[159]
  • 29 December – Ken Strongman, psychology academic, book and television reviewer (born 1940)[160]
  • 31 December – Diana Martin, microbiologist (born 1942)[161]

See also[]

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