New Zealand
The New Zealand men's national football team represents New Zealand in men's international football competitions. The team is governed by the governing body for football in New Zealand, New Zealand Football, which is currently a member of FIFA and the Oceania Football Confederation.
People died in New Zealand (First 49 people) - Page 7
Bruce J. McFarlane
Economist
Frances Caverhill
Diarist and housewife
Robert Heaton Rhodes
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Marmaduke Dixon
Former Member of the Canterbury Provincial Council of Canterbury Province
Alfred Barker
Doctor and photographer
Vida Mary Stout
New Zealand biologist
Thomas Paulay
New Zealand author
Frank Mears
Architect
Mary Rolleston
New Zealand housewife ‧ Joseph Brittan's daughter
Henry Tancred
New Zealand politician
Ian Waddy
Alby Roberts
New Zealand cricketer
Abe Munro
New Zealand rugby union player
Pelorus Jack
Risso's dolphin
Lui Paewai
Ces Dacre
Cricketer
Verdun Scott
New Zealand cricketer
Annette Baier
New Zealand philosopher
Thomas Burns
Minister
James Allen
American football running back
Thomas Mackenzie
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Janet Frame
New Zealand author
Ralph Hotere
New Zealand artist
James Whyte
Clergy
Archibald Baxter
Hone Tuwhare
New Zealand poet
Kurt Baier
Austrian philosopher
Possum Bourne
New Zealand race car driver
Kate Edger
Peter Entwisle
New Zealand art historian
Henry Adler
American drummer
Duncan Gordon Boyes
Ethel McMillan
New Zealand Politician
Millicent Baxter
New Zealand biographer
Phil Connolly
New Zealand Politician
Richard Fogarty
New Zealand rugby union player
Alex Moir
New Zealand cricketer
Ted McCoy
New Zealand architect
James Macandrew
New Zealand Politician
William Hutchison
New Zealand Politician
Henry Fish
Former Mayor of Dunedin
G. M. Thomson
New Zealand Politician
Andrew Brough
Singer
Josiah Hanan
Former Mayor of Invercargill
Iain Gallaway
New Zealand cricketer
Robert Lord
New Zealand playwright
Ruth Dallas
New Zealand poet
