Zealand
Zealand is a large island that's part of Denmark. It's home to the capital, Copenhagen, and the city of Roskilde. Small towns and villages occupy the north, south and west coasts, which are popular holiday areas with sandy beaches and fjords. In the south, the towering white Møn's Klint and Stevns Klint are fossil-rich cliffs with views of the Baltic Sea.
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Manu Leiataua
Rugby union player
Ruby Tui
New Zealand rugby union player
David Kirk
Sociologist
Alun Bollinger
New Zealand cinematographer
Curtis Vowell
Actor
Demos Murphy
Child actor
Kristian Fredrikson
New Zealand-Australian costume designer
Riwia Brown
New Zealand playwright
Max Cresswell
New Zealand philosopher
Nancy Wake
Nurse
Fran Wilde
American fiction writer
Michael McGlinchey
New Zealand footballer
Jeremy Geddes
Painter
Winnie Laban
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Robin Cooke, Baron Cooke of Thorndon
New Zealand judge
Bill Pickering
Engineer
Erika Takacs
Stunt performer
Mark Albiston
New Zealand film director
Gentiane Lupi
New Zealand boxer
Monique Murphy
Australian swimmer
Julian Shaw
Author
Samuel Flynn Scott
New Zealand musician
Karl Kippenberger
Bass guitarist
Clayton Lewis
New Zealand football player
Noah Billingsley
New Zealand football player
Nik Tzanev
New Zealand football player
Victor Vito
New Zealand rugby player
Alan F. Blackwell
Professor
Billy Wallace
Jarrad Butler
Rugby union player
Derek Freeman
New Zealand anthropologist
Sam Morgan
Entrepreneur
Wynton Rufer
Footballer
Digby Ioane
Rugby union player
Seth Rance
New Zealand cricketer
Jeremy Coney
New Zealand cricketer
Ann Shulgin
American author
Ben Matulino
Rugby league prop
Charlie Gubb
Rugby player
Sam Tagataese
Rugby league rugby prop
John McGrath
British playwright
Shane Cortese
New Zealand actor
Leo Bertos
New Zealand footballer
Kane Hames
New Zealand rugby player
Daniel McLay
Cyclist
Rosie Scott
Novelist
John Bartley
New Zealand-American cinematographer
