A well-known alumnus of Auckland grammar school

* Andrew Siemers, a world-renowned criminologist, is currently the chief professor of law at the National University of Singapore and a visiting scholar at Cambridge University in the UK. * Sir Colin Maiden, former President of the University of Auckland (197 1- 1994), was then the youngest university president in the Commonwealth countries (37 years old). He is a famous businessman. He won a Rhodes scholarship to study at Oxford University. * Dennis Fini, Professor of Classical Literature and Latin at Princeton University.

* Sir Graham Leakins (1939–2010), a medical research expert, is the founder of the Leakins Medical Research Center of the University of Auckland.

* Sir Raymond Firth (1901–2002), a social anthropologist, was a professor of anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

* Sir Vaughan Frederick Randall Jones (1952-)-winner of the Fields Medal. He is currently a professor of mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley.

* Sir Hugh Kavaru (1927-2006), a famous Maori scholar, holds a master's degree in anthropology from Cambridge University and a master's degree and a doctor's degree in linguistics from Oxford University. He is the representative of UNESCO in New Zealand and an adviser to the United Nations Economic and Social Council and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

* Sir Peter Gluckman is a world-famous scientist and doctor, and the chief scientist adviser appointed by the Prime Minister of New Zealand.

* Roger Moses-currently Dean of Wellington College. Winner of the 2009 New Zealand Education Service Excellence Award.

* physicist Raoul Norman Franklin, former President of City University of London (1978–1998).

* John Cowie Reid (1916-1972)-worked in Auckland grammar school after graduating from Auckland university. Later, he was a famous professor of English literature at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. * Dr. lockwood smith, the 28th (current) President of the New Zealand Parliament, was the Minister of Education, Agriculture, International Trade and Finance of New Zealand.

:: Jonathan Coleman-currently Minister of Immigration of New Zealand.

Sir David Baragwanath-the current Chairman of the Ministry of Labour and Social Security visited Lebanon. He is a judge and member of the High Court of New Zealand. He is a Rhodes Scholar and studies at Oxford Law School.

Sir Duncan McMullin, a former judge of the High Court of New Zealand.

Sir Doug Graham-former Minister of Justice of New Zealand

* Eric halsted (1912-1991)-was the minister of social security (1954-56) and the minister of industry and commerce (1956-57).

* Sir Francis Bell (1851-1936)-the first New Zealand-born prime minister in history.

* Sir George Latin (1912–2008), former New Zealand ambassador to Britain and the United States and parliamentary Ombudsman.

* Sir Graham speight (191–2008), a former judge of the High Court of New Zealand.

:: Jonathan Lucas Hunt, former Chairman of the New Zealand Parliament and Ambassador of New Zealand to the UK.

Sir Kenneth James Keith-the first New Zealand judge appointed as a life judge in The Hague.

* Sir Kenneth Haier (Lieutenant General) (1935–2001)-former British Deputy Minister of Defence.

* Sir Leslie Munro (1901-1974)-12 Former President of the United Nations General Assembly, Ambassador of New Zealand to the United States, Member of Parliament, and one of the founders of the National Party, the main political party in New Zealand.

* Sir Roger Owen Douglas, 35th New Zealand Finance Minister.

* Sir Thomas Bavin (1874–1941)-the 24th Governor of New South Wales, Australia * Sir Colin Maiden-a famous businessman. He is a director of many listed companies, such as Fisher &; Peckel, Tower, ANZ) and DB Brewery, etc. He is the president of the University of Auckland (197 1- 1994).

* Sir Ernest higham Davies (1872–1962), a famous businessman, was the mayor of Auckland (1935- 194 1).

* Sir James Muir Cameron Fletcher (1914–2007), a business tycoon and former chairman of Fletcher Holdings Limited, a well-known New Zealand construction company * Andrew Niccol Prize nominee, director and producer. Director of the film Lord of War.

* Arthur Rex Dugard Rex Fairburn (1904–1957), a poet, once taught English and history at the University of Auckland.

* Charles Goldie (1870-1947)-a famous artist. His father, David Gore Di, is the mayor of Auckland and a member of the New Zealand Parliament.

* graeme revell, a famous composer of film soundtrack in New Zealand. The well-known soundtracks are: Sin City, Tomb Raider, CSI: Miami, etc.

* Sir James McNaish, a famous New Zealand novelist and playwright, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford University in 1930s.

* john hawkes Bi, a famous New Zealand broadcaster, was the news anchor of New Zealand TV 1 and 3.

* Kim Sinclair-20 10 Oscar Award winner: Best Art Direction Award winner: Avatar (2009); As the artistic director of Avatar, Vertical Limit and The Last Samurai.

* Max Gimblett, a famous painter, lives in new york, USA.

Russell Crowe-a famous actor and an Oscar winner. His masterpieces include Gladiator, A Beautiful Mind and Robin Hood.

* Ronald Allison kells Mei Sen (1905-1971)-poet * Sir Edmund Hillary-the first person who successfully climbed Mount Everest in the world.

Hamish Carter-triathlon gold medalist in 2004 Summer Olympic Games

Sir Wilson Whineray-Former Captain of New Zealand All Blacks Team