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Who is New Zealand's richest person?

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The latest list of New Zealand’s richest people has been unveiled with Graeme Hart remaining at the top of the list.
Hart, worth $9 billion according to the National Business Review, owns a packaging empire and a private equity company.
The 2018 list includes the likes of basketball star Steven Adams, former Prime Minister Sir John Key, US-based tech billionaire and New Zealand citizen Peter Thiel, and movie mogul Sir Peter Jackson.
For the first time the total wealth owned by those on the list exceeds $100 billion.
Adams is included for the first time, coming in at the bottom of the list with a net worth of $50 million. He’s halfway through a four-year $145 million dollar deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder in what is the largest contract ever signed by a New Zealand athlete.
The top on NBR’S 2018 Rich List:
Graeme Hart, $9 billion:
Richard Chandler, $4.7 billion:
Todd family $4 billion:
Peter Thiel: $3.6 billion
Sir Michael Friedlander: $1.85 billion
Erceg family: $1.8 billion
Ric Kayne: $1.8 billion
Goodman family: $1.75 billion
Stephen Jennings: $1.2 billion
Spencer family: $1 billion

19 Responses

  1. COOL i would love to have that much money because you buy what ever you want like toys and things that you super want and you don’t even do any thing.

  2. how is Ric Kayne: $1.8 billion richer than then Goodman family: $1.75 billion

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