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| birth_place = [[Putāruru]], New Zealand [[Category:Living people]] ...

| birth_place = [[Putāruru]], New Zealand Mitchell was born in 1972 in [[Putāruru]] in the [[Waikato]].<ref name="SR profile">{{Cite sports-reference |name=G ...

| birth_place = [[Putāruru]], New Zealand Blackie was born and grew up in [[Putāruru]] and went to [[Auckland]] to study law at the age of 18.<ref name=johnson> ...

| birth_place = [[Putāruru]], New Zealand ...gby union tour of New Zealand|touring Scottish side]], but had to withdraw from the team because of injury two days before the first Test at [[Carisbrook]] ...

|subdivision_name3 = Putāruru Ward The name Arapuni derives from ''Ara'', meaning path and ''puni'', meaning blocked or covered, and transla ...

| birth_place = [[Putāruru]], New Zealand '''George Konia''' (born 9 August 1969 in [[Putāruru]]) is a New Zealand former rugby union player who played for [[Māori All B ...

...u, South Waikato]], Hireme-Smiler played rugby league for Putaruru Dragons from 5 years old and then onto the senior women's grades playing for the [[Papak [[Category:Living people]] ...

...a Branch]] is a disused railway line that ran through Arahiwi to connect [[Putāruru]] and Rotorua. It closed in 2001. Arahiwi Station opened in 1863 and closed ...cimals|{{formatnum:{{NZ population data 2023 SA2|Arahiwi|y}}|R}}/62.86|1}} people per km². ...

| birth_place = [[Putāruru]], New Zealand ...n 2002, Waikato finished first after the round robin stage with eight wins from nine games, but ultimately lost the final to [[Auckland (National Provincia ...

| birth_place = [[Putāruru]], New Zealand ...ty]] for four years gaining a BA(Hons) in economics. In 1982, he graduated from [[Victoria University of Wellington]] with a PhD in economics.<ref>{{cite w ...

...2022}}</ref> Much of her early life was spent at her family's farm near [[Putāruru]]. She rode ponies to school, worked with cattle for the [[Agricultural sho ...f Gabrielle's works feature the beach there, its pigeons and seagulls, its people and its landscapes.<ref name="lyric" /> ...

...ved as the [[New Zealand Government Architect|chief government architect]] from 1959 until his retirement in 1971. During his time in this capacity he was ...anning|volume=22|issue=7|pages=330–334|jstor=44128358|issn=2399-5327|title=People and Events}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book|last1=Noonan|first1=Rosslyn J|url=https: ...

* [[Pei Te Hurinui Jones]] – of [[Taumarunui]]. For services to the [[Māori people]]. ...e Reverend Pakake Heketoro Leonard – of Rotorua. For services to the Māori people. ...

* Kenneth Seymour Cox {{post-nominals|list=JP|size=85%}} – of [[Putāruru]]. For services to local government and to the community. ...ata Te Hana – of [[Ōtaki, New Zealand|Ōtaki]]. For services to the [[Māori people]]. ...

...le services to education as headmistress of [[Epsom Girls Grammar School]] from 1953 to 1970. ...e Hihiri Rātana]] – of [[Whangaehu]]. For valuable services to the [[Māori people]]. ...

...NZL|QSO}} – of [[Hastings, New Zealand|Hastings]]. For services to [[Māori people|Māori]] and education. ...r (mayor)|Neil Andrew Sinclair]] {{post-nominals|country=NZL|MNZM}} – of [[Putāruru]]. For services to local government. ...

...lker|Ranginui Joseph Isaac Walker]] – of Auckland. For services to [[Māori people|Māori]]. ...y Hunt {{post-nominals|list=JP|size=85%}} – of Wellington. For services to people with disabilities. ...

* Julie Bartlett – of Auckland. For services to people with disabilities. * James Andrew Hassall – of [[Putāruru]]. For services to the community. ...

* Emeritus Professor [[Ian Edward Coop]]<!-- received honorary doctorate from Canterbury Uni in 1978 --> {{post-nominals|post-noms=OBE}} – of [[Christc ...-nominals|list=JP|size=85%}} – of [[Chatham Islands]]. For services to the people of the Chatham Islands. ...

* Druiscilla Kapu Barrett – of [[Whangārei]]. For services to [[Māori people|Māori]] and the community. ...est Ritchie – of [[Raglan, New Zealand|Raglan]]. For services to the Māori people and education. ...