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The following lists events that happened during 2022 in New Zealand.

Incumbents

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Regal and vice-regal

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  • Elizabeth II
    Elizabeth II
  • Charles III
    Charles III
  • Cindy Kiro
    Cindy Kiro

Government

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Legislature term: 53rd New Zealand Parliament

The Sixth Labour Government, elected in 2020, continues.

  • Trevor Mallard
    Trevor Mallard
  • Adrian Rurawhe
    Adrian Rurawhe
  • Jacinda Ardern
    Jacinda Ardern
  • Grant Robertson
    Grant Robertson
  • Chris Hipkins
    Chris Hipkins
  • Nanaia Mahuta
    Nanaia Mahuta

Other party leaders in parliament

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  • Christopher Luxon
    Christopher Luxon
  • James Shaw
    James Shaw
  • Marama Davidson
    Marama Davidson
  • David Seymour
    David Seymour
  • Rawiri Waititi
    Rawiri Waititi
  • Debbie Ngarewa-Packer
    Debbie Ngarewa-Packer

Judiciary

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  • Helen Winkelmann
    Helen Winkelmann
  • Stephen Kós
    Stephen Kós
  • Mark Cooper
    Mark Cooper

Main centre leaders

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  • Phil Goff
    Phil Goff
  • Wayne Brown
    Wayne Brown
  • Anne Tolley
    Anne Tolley
  • Paula Southgate
    Paula Southgate
  • Andy Foster
    Andy Foster
  • Tory Whanau
    Tory Whanau
  • Lianne Dalziel
    Lianne Dalziel
  • Phil Mauger
    Phil Mauger
  • Aaron Hawkins
    Aaron Hawkins

Events

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January

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  • 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

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March

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April

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May

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June

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July

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  • 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

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  • 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] The cost, according to Nelson City Council, is $60 million.[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

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October

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November

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December

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  • 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

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Public holidays in New Zealand in 2022 are as follows:[78][79]

Sport

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Commonwealth Games

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Main article: New Zealand at the 2022 Commonwealth Games
  • New Zealand sends a team of 233 competitors across 19 sports
 Gold  Silver  Bronze Total
20 12 18 50

Cricket

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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

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Harness racing

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Thoroughbred racing

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Olympics

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Main article: New Zealand at the 2022 Winter Olympics
 Gold  Silver  Bronze Total
2 1 0 3

Paralympics

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Main article: New Zealand at the 2022 Winter Paralympics
 Gold  Silver  Bronze Total
1 1 2 4

Rowing

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Rugby union

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  • 8 October – 12 November – The 2021 Rugby World Cup for women will be held at three venues in the upper North Island

Shooting

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Squash

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Trampoline

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Deaths

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Deaths
January · February · March · April · May · June · July · August · September · October · November · December

January

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  • Doug Baldwin
    Doug Baldwin
  • Joe Babich
    Joe Babich

February

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  • Frank McAtamney
    Frank McAtamney
  • Peter Neilson
    Peter Neilson
  • Olsen Filipaina
    Olsen Filipaina
  • Va'aiga Tuigamala
    Va'aiga Tuigamala

March

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  • Clint Baddeley
    Clint Baddeley
  • Sir Wira Gardiner
    Sir Wira Gardiner
  • Lyell Cresswell
    Lyell Cresswell
  • Dame Miriam Dell
    Dame Miriam Dell
  • Kenny McFadden
    Kenny McFadden
  • Cat Pausé
    Cat Pausé
  • Dame June Jackson
    Dame June Jackson
  • Kerry-Jayne Wilson
    Kerry-Jayne Wilson
  • Moana Jackson
    Moana Jackson

April

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  • Myra Larcombe
    Myra Larcombe
  • Kevin Meates
    Kevin Meates
  • Ian Brooks
    Ian Brooks
  • Ian Pool
    Ian Pool

May

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  • Richard Worth
    Richard Worth
  • Harerangi Meihana
    Harerangi Meihana
  • Rodney Reid
    Rodney Reid
  • Dame Aroha Reriti‑Crofts
    Dame Aroha Reriti‑Crofts
  • Joe Hawke
    Joe Hawke
  • Dick Conway
    Dick Conway
  • Stan Rodger
    Stan Rodger

June

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  • Tom Johnson
    Tom Johnson
  • Viliami Hingano
    Viliami Hingano
  • Jim Campbell
    Jim Campbell
  • Don Neely
    Don Neely
  • Rex Austin
    Rex Austin

July

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  • Kevin Dawkins
    Kevin Dawkins
  • Barry Sinclair
    Barry Sinclair
  • John Elliott
    John Elliott
  • Sir Michael Fowler
    Sir Michael Fowler
  • Pauline Stansfield
    Pauline Stansfield
  • Ricky Houghton
    Ricky Houghton
  • John Grenell
    John Grenell
  • Inez Kingi
    Inez Kingi
  • Brian Molloy
    Brian Molloy

August

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  • Sir Miles Warren
    Sir Miles Warren
  • Jann Medlicott
    Jann Medlicott
  • Paul Hudson
    Paul Hudson
  • Sir Toby Curtis
    Sir Toby Curtis
  • Margaret Urlich
    Margaret Urlich
  • Sir Graeme Davies
    Sir Graeme Davies

September

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  • Phillip Mann
    Phillip Mann
  • Willie Los'e
    Willie Los'e
  • Elizabeth II
    Elizabeth II
  • Ken Douglas
    Ken Douglas
  • Maanu Paul
    Maanu Paul

October

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  • Terry Ryan
    Terry Ryan

November

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  • Sir Ian Barker
    Sir Ian Barker
  • Lawrence Jones
    Lawrence Jones
  • Neil MacLean
    Neil MacLean
  • Lesley Elliott
    Lesley Elliott
  • Sir Allan Wright
    Sir Allan Wright
  • Jenny McLeod
    Jenny McLeod
  • Sir Murray Halberg
    Sir Murray Halberg

December

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  • Hamish Kilgour
    Hamish Kilgour
  • John Armstrong
    John Armstrong
  • Vern Clark
    Vern Clark
  • Claire McLintock
    Claire McLintock
  • Terence O'Brien
    Terence O'Brien


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