New Zealand's Most Trusted People 2012
The results of our 8th annual Most Trusted People survey are in. Read here for the full list of New Zealand's Most Trusted People 2012.
Congratulations Richie McCaw
New Zealand's Most Trusted Person 2012
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Reader's Digest Trust Poll 2012 People
1. Richie McCaw, All Blacks’ captain 2. Alison Holst, food writer 3. Peter Leitch, businessman, charity worker 4. John Kirwan, former All Black, depression awareness spokesperson 5. Willie Apiata VC, soldier 6. Peter Snell, former athlete, scientist 7. Kevin Milne, former TV host, consumer advocate 8. Sarah Ulmer, cyclist 9. Jim Hickey, TV weather presenter 10. Judy Bailey, TV presenter, charity worker 10. Colin Meads, former All Black 12. Valerie Adams (née Vili), shot-putter 12. Peter Jackson, director 14. Margaret Mahy, author 15. Dan Carter, All Black player 16. Jerry Mateparae, Governor- General 17. Graham Henry, former All Blacks’ coach 18. John Walker, former athlete 19. Richard Hadlee, former cricketer 20. Hayley Westenra, singer 21. Jo Seagar, chef 22. Brian Lochore, former All Black player and coach 23. Brad Thorn, All Black player 24. Sian Elias, Chief Justice 25. Stephen Tindall, retail businessman 26. Mike McRoberts, TV journalist 26. Greg Murphy, race car driver 28. Nigel Latta, psychologist, TV personality 28. Sam Neill, actor 28. Dave Dobbyn, musician 31. Annabel Langbein, cookbook author, TV personality 31. Simon Barnett, TV and radio personality 33. Neil Finn, singer/songwriter 33. Gareth Morgan, businessman, philanthropist 35. Simon Dallow, TV presenter 36. Jim Mora, radio personality 37. Scott Dixon, IndyCar driver 38. Garth McVicar, Sensible Sentencing Trust spokesman 39. Rhys Darby, actor, comedian 40. The Topp Twins, entertainers 41. Robyn Malcolm, actor 42. Peta Mathias, chef, author 42. Te Radar, comedian, TV personality 44. Ruben Wiki, former rugbyleague player 45. Ray Avery, scientist, inventor, philanthropist 46. Kiri Te Kanawa, opera singer 47. Bob Parker, Christchurch Mayor 48. Peter Gluckman, scientist 49. Maggie Barry, TV personality and MP 50. John Campbell, TV journalist | ||||
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51. Jonah Lomu, former All Black player 52. Helen Clark, former Prime Minister 53. Marcus Lush, TV and radio personality 54. Maurice Gee, author 54. Bret McKenzie, comedian, musician 56. Tim Shadbolt, Invercargill Mayor 56. Peter Marshall, Police Commissioner 58. Paul Callaghan, physicist 59. Michael Hill, entrepreneur, philanthropist 60. Jemaine Clement, comedian, musician 61. Stephen Donald, All Black player 62. Alan Bollard, governor of the Reserve Bank of NZ 63. Lucy Lawless, actor, environmentalist 64. Simon Gault, chef 65. Mark Sainsbury, TV presenter 66. Anika Moa, singer 66. Joe Karam, former All Black, entrepreneur 68. Louise Nicholas, rape-victim advocate 69. Kim Hill, radio journalist 70. John Key, Prime Minister 71. Leighton Smith, radio personality 72. Tony Kokshoorn, Grey District Mayor 73. Chris Cairns, former cricketer 74. Alan Gibbs, inventor, entrepreneur 75. Richard Taylor, entrepreneur 76. Rachel Hunter, model 76. Lockwood Smith, Speaker of the House of Representatives 78. Bob Jones, businessman 79. Graeme Hart, businessman 80. Russel Norman, Green Party co-leader 81. James Wallace, businessman, philanthropist 82. Paul Holmes, broadcaster 83. David Shearer, Labour Party leader 84. Keisha Castle-Hughes, actor, environmentalist 85. Sonny Bill Williams, All Black player 86. Metiria Turei, Green Party co-leader 87. Paul Henry, broadcaster 88. Len Brown, Auckland Mayor 89. Matt McCarten, union head 90. Peter Whittall, Pike River Coal CEO 91. Pita Sharples, Minister of Maori Affairs 92. Michael Fay, businessman 93. Gerry Brownlee, Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister 94. Tariana Turia, Maori Party co-leader 95. Michael Laws, former Wanganui Mayor 96. Winston Peters, New Zealand First leader 97. Douglas Graham, former politician 98. Kim Dotcom, internet entrepreneur 99. Hone Harawira, Mana Party leader 100. Brian Tamaki, church leader |
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3 of 4 Comments |
| linda on 21 September 2012 ,09:55 Brian Tamaki??? Really.... Kim Dotcom??? Again really… crazy, crazy, crazy... Most trusted ranking, what a joke. |
| Sue on 04 July 2012 ,18:43 Kim Dot Com? Really??? We are so dumb! |
| leah on 29 June 2012 ,12:27 Wow, Brian Tamaki is the 100th most trusted person in New Zealand. Right up there with Richie Mccaw. What a retarded exercise. Lame lame lame. Sigh, yawn. | See More Comments |
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