2022 in New Zealand
The following lists events that happened during 2022 in New Zealand .
Incumbents
Regal and vice-regal
Elizabeth II
Charles III
Cindy Kiro
Government
Legislature term: 53rd New Zealand Parliament
The Sixth Labour Government , elected in 2020 , continues.
Trevor Mallard
Adrian Rurawhe
Jacinda Ardern
Grant Robertson
Chris Hipkins
Nanaia Mahuta
Other party leaders in parliament
Christopher Luxon
James Shaw
Marama Davidson
David Seymour
Rawiri Waititi
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer
Judiciary
Helen Winkelmann
Stephen Kós
Mark Cooper
Main centre leaders
Phil Goff
Wayne Brown
Anne Tolley
Paula Southgate
Andy Foster
Tory Whanau
Lianne Dalziel
Phil Mauger
Aaron Hawkins
Events
January
23 January – COVID-19 in New Zealand: The whole of New Zealand moves to red under the COVID-19 Protection Framework at 11:59 pm, after the confirmation of multiple community cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant .[ 5]
30 January – COVID-19 in New Zealand: Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern enter isolation after being deemed to be a close contact of a positive COVID-19 case.[ 6]
February
March
April
May
June
July
7 July – A daytime meteor is visible in the lower North Island.[ 26]
9 July – The first case of mpox is detected in Auckland.[ 27]
12 July – The second case of mpox is reported in Auckland.[ 28]
14 July
18 to 20 July – Severe winds, heavy rain and flooding cause chaos across the country, as well as leaving more than 100 people trapped in Lake Ōhau and closing a number of state highways .[ 31] [ 32] [ 33] [ 34]
20 July – The Court of Appeal overturns resource consents that allowed two water-bottling companies to extract billions of litres of water from Christchurch aquifers.[ 35]
31 July – COVID-19 in New Zealand: The New Zealand border fully reopens to all travellers at 11:59 pm.[ 36]
August
11 August – The remains of two children are found in suitcases in Clendon Park , Auckland.[ 37]
12 August – COVID-19 in New Zealand: The first cruise ship since the beginning of the pandemic docks at Queens Wharf in Auckland from Sydney.[ 38]
15 August – A 6.4 magnitude earthquake occurs south of the Kermadec Islands at 1:45am.[ 39]
16 August
A state of emergency is declared on the West Coast, following a red-level alert issued by MetService due to heavy rain.[ 40]
Labour's caucus unanimously decides to suspend Hamilton West MP Gaurav Sharma effective immediately in the wake of allegations of bullying of and by MPs.[ 41]
17 August
Two restoration workers become the first people to enter the ChristChurch Cathedral since February 2011.[ 42]
A front of severe weather hits the Nelson and Tasman regions causing record flooding and numerous slips . The heavy rain lasts for four days causing extensive damage to Nelson City and surrounding areas. Over five hundred people are evacuated and numerous homes are rendered unlivable. It is estimated that it will take years for the city to recover. Areas of the West Coast and Marlborough are also hit causing extensive flooding and damage. The severe weather heads north to hit Taranaki in the following days.[ 43] [ 44] [ 45]
22 August – The government takes direct control of Kiwibank through the purchase of holding company Kiwi Group Holdings for an estimated NZ$2.1 billion from the New Zealand Superannuation Fund , ACC , and New Zealand Post .[ 46]
25 August – Corporal Dominic Abelen is killed in Ukraine whilst on a period of leave without pay, and was not on active duty with the NZDF. [ 47]
26 August
Fire and Emergency firefighters go on strike for a second time, lasting an hour.[ 48] Five people are taken to hospital after a gas explosion at a building site in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter.[ 49]
30 August – A person is shot in the Christchurch suburb of Linwood , leading to a manhunt.[ 50]
September
October
November
December
1 December – Graham Philip is sentenced to three years and one month in prison for sabotage, the first conviction for this crime in New Zealand history.[ 74]
10 December – The Hamilton West by-election is won by the National Party candidate, Tama Potaka .[ 75]
26 December – New Zealanders break retail spending record for Boxing Day, with consumers spending $100.5 million.[ 76]
31 December – The 2023 New Year Honours are announced.[ 77]
Holidays and observances
Public holidays in New Zealand in 2022 are as follows:[ 78] [ 79]
Sport
Commonwealth Games
New Zealand sends a team of 233 competitors across 19 sports
Total
20
12
18
50
Cricket
January February March April June July The New Zealand men's team tours Ireland , winning both the ODI series and T20 international series 3–0[ 87]
Horse racing
Harness racing
Thoroughbred racing
Olympics
Total
2
1
0
3
Paralympics
Total
1
1
2
4
Rowing
Rugby union
8 October – 12 November – The 2021 Rugby World Cup for women will be held at three venues in the upper North Island
Shooting
Squash
Trampoline
Deaths
January
1 January – Bob Leamy , Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Rarotonga (1984–1996) (born 1934).[ 101]
3 January
5 January – Rose Beauchamp , puppeteer, actress, musician (born 1946).[ 105]
13 January – Joe Babich , winemaker, businessman (born 1940).[ 106]
20 January – David Kivell , cricketer (Central Districts ) (born 1932).[ 107]
23 January
28 January – Betty Armstrong , early childhood education pioneer (born 1927).[ 110]
29 January – Pete Smith , actor (The Quiet Earth The Market [ 111]
February
2 February – Roy Purdon , harness-racing trainer (Chokin , Christopher Vance , Petite Evander ) (born 1927).[ 112]
6 February – Frank McAtamney , rugby union player (Otago , national team ) (born 1934).[ 113]
9 February – Peter Neilson , politician, MP for Miramar (1981–1990), Minister of Works and Development (1990) (born 1954).[ 114]
10 February – Olsen Filipaina , rugby league player (Balmain Tigers , national team ) (born 1957).[ 115]
17 February – Vincent Burke , television and film producer (Flatmates Choice TV (born 1952).[ 116]
18 February – Harold Titter , businessman and public administrator, Auckland Area Health Board commissioner (1989), chair of Trustpower (2001–2007) (born 1930).[ 117]
19 February – Peter Grayburn , accountant and businessman (born 1925).[ 118]
23 February – Joeli Vidiri , rugby union player (Counties Manukau , Auckland Blues , national team ) (born 1973).[ 119]
24 February
Frank McAtamney
Peter Neilson
Olsen Filipaina
Va'aiga Tuigamala
March
9 March – David Crooks , military leader, Chief of the Air Staff (1983–1986), Chief of the Defence Staff (1986–1987) (born 1931).[ 122]
10 March – Clint Baddeley , trade unionist and local politician, deputy mayor of Waikato District (2007–2010) (born c. 1950 ).[ 123]
14 March – Terry Dunleavy , wine industry leader, politician and columnist, Wine Institute of New Zealand CEO (1976–1989) (born 1928).[ 124]
17 March
18 March – Murray Day , squash administrator, president of the New Zealand Squash Rackets Association (1968–1971) and the International Squash Rackets Federation (1975–1981) (born 1931).[ 127]
20 March – Lyell Cresswell , composer, New Zealand Arts Foundation Laureate (2016) (born 1944).[ 128]
22 March
23 March
24 March – Kenny McFadden , basketball player (Wellington Saints ) and coach (born 1961).[ 133]
25 March – Cat Pausé , fat studies academic (Massey University ) and activist (born c. 1979 ).[ 134]
26 March
27 March – Maurice Langdon , cricketer (Northern Districts ) (born 1934).[ 137]
28 March – Dame June Jackson , Māori leader, activist and public servant, CEO of the Manukau Urban Māori Authority (1986–2009), member of the Parole Board (since 1991) (born 1939).[ 138]
29 March – Kerry-Jayne Wilson , ornithologist, Robert Falla Memorial Award (2012) (born 1950).[ 139]
31 March – Moana Jackson , lawyer, Māori and indigenous rights activist, convenor of Matike Mai Aotearoa (born 1945).[ 140]
Clint Baddeley
Sir Wira Gardiner
Lyell Cresswell
Dame Miriam Dell
Kenny McFadden
Cat Pausé
Dame June Jackson
Kerry-Jayne Wilson
Moana Jackson
April
2 April – Sir Robin Gray , politician, MP for Clutha (1978–1996), Speaker of the House of Representatives (1990–1993) (born 1931).[ 141]
3 April
4 April (date of funeral) – Lorraine Warren , professor at Massey University from 2014 to 2019[ 144] [ 145]
5 April – Leslie Young , economist (born 1949)[ 146]
6 April – John Creighton , rugby union player (Canterbury , national team ) (born 1937).[ 147]
8 April – Peter Musson , bassoonist (NZBC National Orchestra , Queensland Symphony Orchestra ), bassoon teacher (Queensland Conservatorium ) and reed maker (born 1940).[ 148]
9 April – Myra Larcombe , police officer, historian, and swimming coach, Halberg lifetime achievement award (2016) (born 1927).[ 149]
12 April – Alison Gernhoefer , school principal, Westlake Girls High School principal (1981–2011) (born 1936).[ 150]
17 April – Kevin Meates , rugby union player (Canterbury , national team ) and businessman (born 1930).[ 151]
20 April
24 April – Frances Cherry , novelist, short-story writer, and teacher of creative writing, Storylines Notable Book Award (2001) (born 1937).[ 154]
26 April
28 April – Ian Pool , demographer, academic (University of Waikato ) (born 1936).[ 157]
Myra Larcombe
Kevin Meates
Ian Brooks
Ian Pool
May
Richard Worth
Harerangi Meihana
Rodney Reid
Dame Aroha Reriti‑Crofts
Joe Hawke
Dick Conway
Stan Rodger
June
Tom Johnson
Viliami Hingano
Jim Campbell
Don Neely
Rex Austin
July
3 July
4 July – Richard Bradley , Māori leader (Rangitāne o Wairau ) (born 1952).[ 189]
9 July – Kevin Dawkins , legal academic (University of Otago ) (born 1949).[ 190]
10 July
12 July
13 July – Bruce Cliffe , politician, MP for North Shore (1990–1996) (born 1948).[ 196]
14 July – Ann Trotter , historian, University of Otago pro vice-chancellor (1993–1997) (born 1932).[ 197]
16 July
18 July
21 July – John Duggan , rugby union (Wakefield RFC ) and rugby league player (Wakefield Trinity , Yorkshire ) (born 1929).[ 202]
23 July
27 July
30 July – Don Hammond , rugby league player (Auckland , national team ) and coach (Auckland ) (born 1936).[ 208]
31 July – Brian Molloy , rugby union player (Canterbury , national team ), plant ecologist, and conservationist, Loder Cup (1990) (born 1930).[ 209]
Kevin Dawkins
Barry Sinclair
John Elliott
Sir Michael Fowler
Pauline Stansfield
Ricky Houghton
John Grenell
Inez Kingi
Brian Molloy
August
5 August – Mark Paterson , Olympic sailor (1976 ), Cherub world champion (1978), 470 World Championship bronze medallist (1977) (born 1947).[ 210]
9 August – Sir Miles Warren , architect (Christchurch Town Hall ), NZIA Gold Medal (2000), Member of the Order of New Zealand (since 1995) (born 1929).[ 211]
10 August – Jim Thomson , cricketer (Wellington ) (born 1933).[ 212]
11 August
12 August – Jann Medlicott , radiographer and philanthropist, sponsor of the Acorn Prize for Fiction (since 2016) (born 1942).[ 215]
14 August
15 August – Ioane King , actor (Spartacus [ 218]
17 August – Sir Toby Curtis , rugby union player (Counties , Bay of Plenty ), Māori leader (Te Arawa ), and educator, deputy vice-chancellor of Auckland University of Technology (2000–2005) (born 1939).[ 219]
22 August – Margaret Urlich , Hall of Fame singer (Peking Man , When the Cat's Away ), seven-time New Zealand Music Award winner (born 1965).[ 220]
23 August – Julian Robertson , hedge fund manager (Tiger Management ) and philanthropist (born 1932).[ 221]
26 August – Roy Wilson , architect (Wellington Regional Stadium ) (born 1946).[ 222]
28 August – Gil Cawood , Olympic rower (1968 ), world championship bronze medallist (1970 ) (born 1939).[ 223]
30 August – Sir Graeme Davies , metallurgist (University of Auckland , University of Cambridge , University of Sheffield ) and universities administrator (Universities Funding Council , Higher Education Funding Council for England ) (born 1937).[ 224]
Sir Miles Warren
Jann Medlicott
Paul Hudson
Sir Toby Curtis
Margaret Urlich
Sir Graeme Davies
September
1 September
4 September – Peter Macdonald , geophysicist (DSIR ), Antarctic research pioneer, Polar Medal (1958 ) (born 1926).[ 227]
5 September – Jeff Robson , Hall of Fame badminton and tennis player, and badminton administrator, International Badminton Federation vice president, (1989–2004), Halberg lifetime achievement award (2004) (born 1926).[ 228]
7 September – Willie Los'e , rugby union player (North Harbour , Auckland , Tonga national team ) and broadcaster (born 1967).[ 229]
8 September – Elizabeth II , Queen of New Zealand (since 1952) (born 1926).[ 230]
11 September – David McIntyre , historian (University of Canterbury ) (born 1932).[ 231]
12 September – Dick Littlejohn , Hall of Fame rugby union administrator, co-chair of the 1987 Rugby World Cup organising committee (born 1931).[ 232]
14 September – Ken Douglas , trade union leader, New Zealand Council of Trade Unions president (1987–1999), Member of the Order of New Zealand (since 1998) (born 1935).[ 233]
15 September – Maanu Paul , Māori leader (Ngāti Awa ), New Zealand Māori Council co-chair (born 1938).[ 234]
25 September – Leslie Swindale , soil scientist (Soil Bureau , University of Hawaiʻi , Food and Agriculture Organization ) (born 1928).[ 235]
26 September – Gordon Dryden , educationalist and broadcaster, founder of Radio Pacific (born 1931).[ 236]
28 September – Oonah Shannahan , netball player (national team ) (born 1921).[ 237]
Phillip Mann
Willie Los'e
Elizabeth II
Ken Douglas
Maanu Paul
October
2 October – Jim Carter , Hall of Fame musician ("Blue Smoke ") (born 1919).[ 238]
6 October – Mary Ogg , local politician, mayor of Gore (1995–2001) (born c. 1945 ).[ 239]
9 October – Bruce Pairaudeau , cricketer (Northern Districts , West Indies ) (born 1931).[ 240]
11 October
15 October – Margaret Farry-Williams , fashion leader and fundraiser (born 1933).[ 243]
23 October – Robert Nola , philosophy academic (University of Auckland ), Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand (2009–2022) (born 1940).[ 244]
25 October – Farquhar Wilkinson , cellist, New Zealand Symphony Orchestra principal cello (1955–1992) (born 1932).[ 245]
27 October – Terry Ryan , expert on Ngāi Tahu genealogy (born 1942).[ 246]
30 October – Shane Reed , Aquathlon world champion (1998, 1999, 2004) and Olympic triathlete (2008 ) (born 1973).[ 247]
31 October – Eddie Robertson , geophysicist and scientific administrator, Director-General of the DSIR (1971–1980), Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand (since 1963) (born 1919).[ 248]
November
3 November – Starcraft , Hall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse, Australian Derby (2004), Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (2005), Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (2005), Australian Champion Three Year Old (2003–04) (foaled 2000).[ 249]
4 November – John Warrington , cricketer (Auckland , Northern Districts ) and association footballer (Worcester City ) (born 1948).[ 250]
6 November – John Alderson , cricketer (Canterbury ) (born 1929).[ 251]
7 November
11 November – Sir Ian Barker , jurist, King's Counsel (since 1973), judge of the High Court (1976–1997), chancellor of the University of Auckland (1991–1999) (born 1934).[ 254]
12 November – Susan Wakefield , tax accountant and philanthropist (Ravenscar House Museum ), chair of the Commerce Commission (1989–1994) (born 1942).[ 255]
14 November – Geoff Cochrane , poet, novelist, short-story writer, Arts Foundation of New Zealand Laureate (2014) (born 1951).[ 256]
18 November
20 November – Lesley Elliott , domestic violence prevention campaigner, Supreme Woman of Influence (2014) (born 1946).[ 260]
27 November
28 November – Jenny McLeod , composer (Hōhepa Victoria University of Wellington ) (born 1941).[ 263]
29 November – Gray Nelson , public servant and diplomat (born 1927).[ 264]
30 November
Sir Ian Barker
Lawrence Jones
Neil MacLean
Lesley Elliott
Sir Allan Wright
Jenny McLeod
Sir Murray Halberg
December
3 December – Annemarie Hope-Cross , photographic artist.[ 267] [ 268] [ 269]
6 December – Hamish Kilgour , Hall of Fame musician (The Clean , Bailter Space ) (born 1957).[ 270]
8 December – Ian Hunter , naval officer, Chief of Naval Staff (1991–1994) (born 1939).[ 271]
10 December
11 December – Bruce J. McFarlane , Australian economist (University of Adelaide ) (born 1936).[ 275]
12 December – Hilary McCormack , deaf community advocate (born 1934).[ 276]
13 December – Vern Clark , animal scientist (Lincoln University ) (born 1923).[ 277]
17 December
19 December – Sandy Edmonds , singer (born 1948).[ 281]
23 December
30 December – Terence O'Brien , diplomat, Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York (1990–1993), President of the United Nations Security Council (March 1993) (born 1936).[ 284]
Hamish Kilgour
John Armstrong
Vern Clark
Claire McLintock
Terence O'Brien
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