1914 – Wiremu Hakopa Toa Te Awhitu SM (1914–1994) was the first Māori to be ordained a Catholic priest.

1934 – Ian Barker, solicitor, judge, and legal scholar
1935 – Don Selwyn, actor, director, stage and screen, Ngāti Kuri and Te Aupōuri (1935–2007) 
1936 – Carmen Rupe (né Trevor Rupe, 1935–15 December 2011) – Wellington personality (mayoral candidate (1977), drag queen, cafe owner and brothel keeper).

1939 – David Penny, theoretical biologist.

1945 – Carole Shepheard, artist.

1951 – Joe Karam, rugby union player, researcher and investigator for David Bain's legal team.

1952 – Ian Ferguson, Olympic canoer.

1952 – Max Takuira Matthew Mariu SM (1952–2005), Auxiliary Catholic Bishop of Hamilton (1988–2005), first Māori to be ordained a Catholic bishop.

1953 – Marc Hunter, lead singer of Dragon.

1955 – Mahinārangi Tocker, singer.

1956 – Len Brown Mayor of Auckland
1958 – Jillian Smith, field hockey player.

1958 – Lindsay Crocker, cricketer.

1963 Timothy J. Sinclair, political scientist at the University of Warwick in England.

1971 – Kyle Chapman, former leader of the New Zealand National Front
1973 – Chris McCormack World Champion Ironman Triathlete (2007, 2010).
1914 – Wiremu Hakopa Toa Te Awhitu SM (1914–1994) was the first Māori to be ordained a Catholic priest.
1934 – Ian Barker, solicitor, judge, and legal scholar
1935 – Don Selwyn, actor, director, stage and screen, Ngāti Kuri and Te Aupōuri (1935–2007) 
1936 – Carmen Rupe (né Trevor Rupe, 1935–15 December 2011) – Wellington personality (mayoral candidate (1977), drag queen, cafe owner and brothel keeper).
1939 – David Penny, theoretical biologist.
1945 – Carole Shepheard, artist.
1951 – Joe Karam, rugby union player, researcher and investigator for David Bain's legal team.
1952 – Ian Ferguson, Olympic canoer.
1952 – Max Takuira Matthew Mariu SM (1952–2005), Auxiliary Catholic Bishop of Hamilton (1988–2005), first Māori to be ordained a Catholic bishop.
1953 – Marc Hunter, lead singer of Dragon.
1955 – Mahinārangi Tocker, singer.
1956 – Len Brown Mayor of Auckland
1958 – Jillian Smith, field hockey player.
1958 – Lindsay Crocker, cricketer.
1963 Timothy J. Sinclair, political scientist at the University of Warwick in England.
1971 – Kyle Chapman, former leader of the New Zealand National Front
1973 – Chris McCormack World Champion Ironman Triathlete (2007, 2010).
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