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Director of multiple award-winning films set in Middle Earth
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Peter Jackson
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The first, with sherpa Tenzing Norgay, to reach the summit of Mount Everest
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Sir Edmund Hillary
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Soprano who made her Metropolitan opera debut in 1974
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Dame Kiri te Kanawa
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Won Best Supporting Actress at age 11, for 'The Piano' (1994)
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Anna Paquin
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Director of 'The Piano', for which she won the Palme d'Or
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Jane Campion
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The 'father of nuclear physics', credited with splitting the atom in 1917
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Ernest Rutherford
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NZ's most famous women's suffragette who appears on the NZ ten dollar note
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Katherine Sheppard
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Ex-cricketer, renowned for his fast bowling, and the first to take 400 wickets
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Sir Richard Hadlee
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Former member of the All Blacks; the first true global superstar of rugby union
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Jonah Lomu
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Actress best known for her role as Xena: Warrior Princess
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Lucy Lawless
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Actor who starred in 'Gladiator' and 'A Beautiful Mind'
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Russell Crowe
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Model, formerly married to singer Rod Stewart
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Rachel Hunter
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Teenage singer, of 'Royals' fame
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Lorde
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Author who revolutionized the 20th century English short story
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Katherine Mansfield
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Comedian, actor and one half of the musical duo Flight of the Conchords
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Bret McKenzie/Jemaine Clement
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First NZ athlete to win Olympic gold, in 1936 (1500 metres)
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Jack Lovelock
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Classical composer who studied with England's Ralph Vaughan Williams
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Douglas Lilburn
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Motorcycle racer, portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in 'The World's Fastest Indian'
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Burt Munro
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Actor who starred in 'Dead Calm' and 'Jurassic Park'
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Sam Neill
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Former Prime Minister and staunch defender of nuclear-free policy
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David Lange
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