CNZM

Acronym	Definition
CNZM	Companions of the New Zealand Order of Merit (New Zealand Honour)

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Hon Russell Marshall CNZM was New Zealand's foreign minister from 1987-90.

New Caledonia 1987-88: Russell Marshall sets the record straight on his role in pressing France to deal with the status of its South Pacific colony

The speakers were Sir Neville Jordan (chair of the New Zealand-Indonesia Council and chancellor of VUW), Jenny McGregor (general manager trade strategy, Global Stakeholder Affairs, Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd), Catherine Beard (executive director, Manufacturing & Export NZ), Simon Watt (partner of Bell Gully), HE Maris Sangiampongsa (ambassador of Thailand and chair of ASEAN Heads of Mission in Wellington), Ben King (deputy secretary of foreign affairs and trade), Simon Murdoch CNZM (deputy chair, Asia New Zealand Foundation), Prof Ian O.

National Office and branch activities

10 Aug Gerald Hensley CNZM (former diplomat and secretary of defence), 'Reflections on New Zealand's Place in a Volatile World'.

National Office and branch activities

Prof Roger Stewart Morris CNZM (retired professor of animal health, Massey University), 'From Influenza and SARS to Ebola and Foot and Mouth: New Zealand's Contribution to Controlling the International Spread of Infectious Diseases'.

Institute notes: National Office and branch activities

On 19 November Rob Robinson CNZM, former commissioner of police, addressed the branch on 'International Police Plan to Combat One of the World's Biggest Killers'.

National Office and branch activities

Hon Jim McLay CNZM, QSO is New Zealand's ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations.This article is the second part of the edited text of an address he gave to a joint NZIIA-UN Association of New Zealand meeting in Wellington on 25 August 2010.The views expressed are his alone and are not necessarily those of the New Zealand government or Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Breaking giant waves: New Zealand and the Security Council: Jim McLay puts the case for a New Zealand term on the world's most important security body