101 ingenious Kiwis: how New Zealanders changed the world

Williams, Tony

Notes
Creative genius, the essence of the Kiwi character, is recognised around the world. This book showcases Kiwi ingenuity from the past 150 years, pioneering solutions in everything from aviation to anthropology and education to engineering.

Kiwis featured:

Ernest Rutherford

William Butler

Harry Higginson

Robert Dennison

John Rochfort

Robert Holmes

Arthur Beverly

John Eustace

R.J. Dickie, J.H. Brown and W. Andrews

Ernest Godward

George Julius

Cecil Wood

Charles Jones

Richard Pearse

Leo and Vivian Walsh

Jean Batten

Peter Button

Samuel Parnell

Elizabeth Yates

Kate Sheppard

Emily Siedeberg

Ethel Benjamin

Agnes Bennett

Richard Seddon

Elizabeth McCombs

Mabel Howard

Jenny Shipley

Helen Clark

John Blake

Sydney Knapp

H. Lamont Murray and Frank S. Board

Bill Gallagher

Alexander Allison, Hayward Wright, Jim McLoughlin

John Lambert, Alan Pritchard, Doug Campbell, John Frizzell

James Little

F.W. Dry

Geoffrey Peren

Godfrey and Ivan Bowen

Bill Hamilton

Francis Delautour

Mick Couper

Charles Crowe

Alan Mitchell

Sir Harold Gillies

Archibald McIndoe

Sir Brian Barrett-Boyes

William Liley

John Baeyertz

Colin Murdoch

Fred Hollows

Leslie Kay

Alexander Aitken

Eric Partridge

Harold Williams

William Atack

Vic Cavanagh

Wilson Whineray

Arthur Lydiard

Geoffrey Orbell

Joan Wiffen

William Pickering

Maurice Wilkins

Alan McDiarmid

John Hart

Morton Coutts

Jim McDonald and Bryan Bartley

Bill Robinson

Claudio Petronelli and Gavin Park

John Hough

Murray Baber

William Bacon

Sylvia Ashton-Warner

Dame Marie Clay

Alan Duff

Burt Munro

John Britten

Jack Hinz

Burton Silver

Steve Gurney

Barry Brickell

A.J. Hackett

Kelly Tarlton

Joseph Nathan

A.H. Reed

Wendy Pye

Stephen Tindall

Geoff Blackwell

Peter Leitch

John Bedrock

Steve Outtrim

Peter Jackson
Additional Notes
Kiwi ingenuity, inventors, biography, New Zealanders
Location edition Bar Code due date
Non-fiction Shelves a34189446