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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Raybon Kan
New Zealand comedian
Jesse Ryder
New Zealand cricketer
Andrew Judd
Politician
Craig Clarke
Rugby union player
John Falloon
New Zealand Politician
Brett Gibbs
Powerlifter
Jonathan Winter
Backstroke swimmer
Harold Barrowclough
New Zealand lawyer
Ian Cross
New Zealand novelist
Jillian Sullivan
Writer
Jeremy Birchall
Actor
Rocco Berry
Rugby league player
Ladyhawke
New Zealand singer-songwriter
Ryan Shortland
Rugby union player
Joel Hintz
Rugby union player
Lance Bryant
Boxer
Vern Hanaray
Cyclist
Patsy Reddy
Former Governor-General of New Zealand
Shane Dye
Jockey
Chris Liddell
Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff
Gregory O'Brien
New Zealand poet
Scott Hilliar
Football player
Kit Fawcett
New Zealand rugby union player
Tim Mikkelson
New Zealand rugby union player
Casey Kopua
New Zealand netball player
Matthew Stanley
New Zealand swimmer
Nicola Browne
New Zealand cricketer
Thomas Sainsbury
Film writer
Scott Francis Hilliar
Football player
Jason Spice
New Zealand rugby union player
Michael Moroney
Horse trainer
Christopher Chandler
Businessman
Marama Fox
New Zealand Politician
Braden Currie
Dallas McLeod
Rugby union player
Artie Dick
Former cricketer
Beulah Koale
New Zealand actor
Ian Butler
New Zealand cricketer
Daryl Tuffey
New Zealand cricketer
Te Aho Aho EketoneWhitu
Film actor
Te Aho Aho Eketone-Whitu
Movie actor
Ralph Hotere
New Zealand artist
Leo Molloy
New Zealand veterinarian
Pixie Williams
New Zealand singer
Averil Lysaght
New Zealand biologist
Racquel Sheath
Olympic athlete
John Money
New Zealand-American psychologist
