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The following is a list of expected and scheduled events for the year 2023 in New Zealand.

Incumbents[edit]

Regal and vice-regal[edit]

  • Charles III

    Charles III

  • Cindy Kiro

    Cindy Kiro

Government[edit]

Legislature term: 53rd New Zealand Parliament until 8 September, then 54th New Zealand Parliament from 5 December.

The Sixth Labour Government, elected in 2017 and 2020, then the Sixth National Government elected in 2023

  • Adrian Rurawhe

    Adrian Rurawhe

  • Gerry Brownlee

    Gerry Brownlee

  • Jacinda Ardern

    Jacinda Ardern

  • Chris Hipkins

    Chris Hipkins

  • Christopher Luxon

    Christopher Luxon

  • Grant Robertson

    Grant Robertson

  • Carmel Sepuloni

    Carmel Sepuloni

  • Winston Peters

    Winston Peters

  • Chris Bishop

    Chris Bishop

  • Nicola Willis

    Nicola Willis

  • Nanaia Mahuta

    Nanaia Mahuta

Other party leaders in parliament[edit]

  • Christopher Luxon

    Christopher Luxon

  • Chris Hipkins

    Chris Hipkins

  • James Shaw

    James Shaw

  • Marama Davidson

    Marama Davidson

  • David Seymour

    David Seymour

  • Winston Peters

    Winston Peters

Judiciary[edit]

  • Helen Winkelmann

    Helen Winkelmann

Main centre leaders[edit]

  • Wayne Brown

    Wayne Brown

  • Anne Tolley

    Anne Tolley

  • Paula Southgate

    Paula Southgate

  • Tory Whanau

    Tory Whanau

  • Phil Mauger

    Phil Mauger

Events[edit]

January[edit]

February[edit]

March[edit]

  • 3 March – Large climate protests take place across the country as thousands march to demand immediate climate action from the government. The protesters make a number of demands and briefly stage a "sit in" at the Christchurch City Council.[21][22]
  • 7 March – The 2023 census takes place.[23]
  • 15 March – Stuart Nash resigned as Minister of Police following revelations he asked the Police Commissioner Andrew Coster to appeal a decision he felt was too light, a breach of the expectation that the Government remains neutral in regards to operational Police matters.[24]
  • 16 March
  • 17 March – Nash subsequently admitted to a third incident of misconduct where he contacted the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to advocate for a migrant health professional in Napier in September 2022.[29]
  • 25 March
    • A rally organised by Posie Parker in central Auckland ends in chaos after counter-protesters, estimated to number in the thousands, make too much noise for her to speak. Parker later left by police escort.[30]
    • Marama Davidson, Green Party co-leader is hit by a motorcyclist and injured.[31] On the same day, she made controversial comments about white cisgender men committing violence.[32]
    • Kea are spotted in Christchurch's Port Hills for the first time in many years.[33]
  • 28 March – A forth incident involving Nash reveals that in 2020, he emailed two of his donors, who were commercial property owners, about a commercial rent relief policy Cabinet was discussing. Nash is stripped of all his remaining ministerial portfolios.[34]
  • 29 March
    • Prime Minister Chris Hipkins announces a review into Stuart Nash's communications with his two donors.[35]
    • Secondary school teachers stage a second national strike following the breakdown of negotiations with the Government.[36][37]
  • 30 March – New Zealand records its first case of rabies in a human. A patient who had been in hospital since early March died from the disease, which did not spread further.[38]

April[edit]

May[edit]

  • 3 May – Meka Whaitiri resigns from the Labour Party and loses her ministerial portfolios, but remains in Parliament as an independent MP sitting with Te Pāti Māori.[45][46]
  • 4 May – Secondary school teachers affiliated with the Post Primary Teachers' Association (PPTA) launch a series of nationwide rolling strikes throughout the month of May in response to a pay dispute with the Ministry of Education.[47][48]
  • 5 May
    • Heavy rain hits the lower North Island and the upper South Island bringing surface flooding and landslips. Evacuations take place in Tasman District after a river bursts its banks and several other regions issue weather warnings.[49]
    • Elizabeth Kerekere resigns from the Green Party, but remains in Parliament as an independent MP.[50]
  • 6 May – The coronation of Charles III takes place in London.[51]
  • 12 May – Early childhood education teachers affiliated with the New Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI) accept a pay offer from the Ministry of Education, which also increases sick leave by 15 days. Their primary school colleagues have voted to hold out on the Ministry's pay offer.[52]
  • 16 May – A fire in Loafers Lodge in Wellington kills five residents.
  • 18 May – The 2023 budget is delivered.[53]
  • 22 May – The two main teachers' unions, the PPTA and NZEI, suspended strike action in response to progress in pay and work negotiations with the Education Ministry and Education Minister Jan Tinetti.[54]
  • 26 May – From that date bank transactions were processed every day, and weekend transactions (e.g. on Saturday and Sunday) would no longer held until the next "working day" i.e.. Monday.[55]
  • 26 May – Several school climate strike protests are held across New Zealand.[56]

June[edit]

July[edit]

August[edit]

September[edit]

October[edit]

November[edit]

Predicted and scheduled events[edit]

Holidays and observances[edit]

Public holidays in New Zealand in 2023 are as follows:[128]

Arts and entertainment[edit]

Sport[edit]

Association football[edit]

Horse racing[edit]

Harness racing[edit]

Thoroughbred racing[edit]

Mountain biking[edit]

Rowing[edit]

Sailing[edit]

Shooting[edit]

Tennis[edit]

Deaths[edit]

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

January[edit]

  • Sir Patrick Hogan

    Sir Patrick Hogan

  • Stuart McCutcheon

    Stuart McCutcheon

  • Bruce Murray

    Bruce Murray

  • Geoff Harrow

    Geoff Harrow

  • Rodney Macann

    Rodney Macann

  • Titewhai Harawira

    Titewhai Harawira

February[edit]

  • Hilary Alexander

    Hilary Alexander

  • Alice Wylie

    Alice Wylie

  • Ans Westra

    Ans Westra

  • Chester Borrows

    Chester Borrows

  • Paul East

    Paul East

March[edit]

  • Georgina Beyer

    Georgina Beyer

  • Russ Hoggard

    Russ Hoggard

  • Mary Ronnie

    Mary Ronnie

April[edit]

  • Bushwhacker Butch

    Bushwhacker Butch

May[edit]

  • John Dunmore

    John Dunmore

  • Ian Witten

    Ian Witten

  • Beverley Holloway

    Beverley Holloway

  • Sue Maroroa

    Sue Maroroa

  • Dame Rosie Horton

    Dame Rosie Horton

  • Kevin Ireland

    Kevin Ireland

  • Mele Siuʻilikutapu

    Mele Siuʻilikutapu

June[edit]

  • Charles Elworthy

    Charles Elworthy

  • Keith Ovenden

    Keith Ovenden

July[edit]

  • Jane Tehira

    Jane Tehira

  • Fritz Eisenhofer

    Fritz Eisenhofer

August[edit]

  • Gillian Bibby

    Gillian Bibby

  • David McGee

    David McGee

  • Andrea 't Mannetje

    Andrea 't Mannetje

  • Peter Olds

    Peter Olds

September[edit]

  • Robyn Broughton

    Robyn Broughton

  • Roy Roper

    Roy Roper

  • Sir Patu Hohepa

    Sir Patu Hohepa

  • Chloe Wright

    Chloe Wright

  • Ted Woodfield

    Ted Woodfield

  • Richie Poulton

    Richie Poulton

  • Dame Alison Quentin‑Baxter

    Dame Alison Quentin‑Baxter

October[edit]

  • Bruce Ross

    Bruce Ross

  • Jason Wynyard

    Jason Wynyard

  • John Tiffin

    John Tiffin

  • Michael Townsend

    Michael Townsend

  • Sir Tim Wallis

    Sir Tim Wallis

  • Neil Bruère

    Neil Bruère

  • Sir Jon Trimmer

    Sir Jon Trimmer

November[edit]

  • Patrick Brownsey

    Patrick Brownsey

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