2000 in New Zealand - Deaths

Deaths

  • 8 April: Alan "A. K." Grant, writer, satirist.
  • 24 April: John Beck, cricketer.
  • 17 June: Alex Moir, cricketer.
  • 8 November: Patricia Bartlett, pro-censorship activist.
  • Connie Purdue, trade unionist, activist.

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