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Emeritus Professor Alison Cree, of Dunedin, CNZM, for services to herpetology, particularly tuatara
Canterbury
Ms Lisa Tumahai, of Hokitika, CNZM, for services to Māori development
Canterbury
Mr Don Mortensen, of Christchurch, ONZM, for services to the prevention of sexual harm
Canterbury
Mr Corey Peters, of Wanaka, MNZM, for services to sit-skiing
Canterbury
Mrs Helen Rasmussen, of Hokitika, MNZM, for services to Māori and conservation
Canterbury
Mr Paul Reti, of Pegasus, MNZM, for services to ju-jitsu
Canterbury
Mr Allan Kerr, of Fairlie, QSM, for services to music
Canterbury
Mr Brian McCandless, of Te Anau, QSM, for services to the community
Canterbury
A tour of HMNZS Pegasus
Canterbury
A younger Dr Davies flying the signals on his ship, Cowrie
Canterbury
Morning tea in the Wardroom
Canterbury
Presenting the signals to LT CDR Grant Boore
Canterbury
Dr Davies receives a challenge coin
Canterbury
With leadership from HMNZS Pegasus
Canterbury
Team manager Troy Tindall leading a tech tour of the SailGP base
Canterbury
Sir Russell Coutts, co-founder of SailGP
Canterbury
Meeting Liv Mackay
Canterbury
Signing the life ring that accompanies the team
Canterbury
With the New Zealand SailGP team
Canterbury
The meeting of traditional and modern sailing
Canterbury
With Callum Gillespie and Carolyn Tapley
Canterbury
Blair Tuke and Liv Mackay heading to Amokura
Canterbury
Amokura going around a tight corner
Canterbury
Esra'a Al Hoot introduces Dame Cindy to the families
Canterbury
Hearing the stories of the former refugees
Canterbury
During the reception, Dame Cindy was presented with flowers
Canterbury
Dame Cindy and Dr Davies meeting former refugees in South Canterbury
Canterbury
Their Excellencies with the Land Girl Monument Committee
Canterbury
Karen Rolleston by the Land Girl monument
Canterbury
Dame Cindy meeting Lady Fiona Elworthy
Canterbury
Dame Cindy gives a gift as thanks to Rachel Solomon from Te Ana Ngāi Tahu Māori Rock Art
Canterbury
At a second site, Their Excellencies see a spot where travelers have written their names
Canterbury