International Women's Day: Can you name all these iconic female New Zealanders?

As it's International Women's Day we've decided to put your knowledge of iconic female New Zealanders to the test!

How many of these Kiwi women - who are also national treasures - can you name? (Answers below)

Answers:

1. Georgina Beyer - History maker trans politician
2. Helen Clark - Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
3. Mabel Howard - Trade unionist and politician
4. Janet Frame (1924-2004) – Writer
5. Louise Nicholas - New Zealand campaigner for the rights of women who have been victims of sexual violence
6. Iriaka Matiu Rātana OBE - First woman to represent Maori in the New Zealand parliament
7. Kelly Ellis - Transgender lawyer
8. Lorde - Artist
9. Lydia Ko - Golfer
10. Yvette Corlett nee Williams - The first Kiwi woman to win an Olympic gold medal (in the long jump at Helsinki in 1952)
11. Caroline and Georgina Evers-Swindell - Olympic gold medallists for rowing
12. Suzie Bates - Cricketer
13. Daisy Basham Aunt Daisy - Radio personality
14. Jenny Shipley - First female PM
15. Dr Penny Jamieson - First anglican bishop
16. Titewhai Harawira - Māori activist
17. Rose Matafeo - Comedian
18. Dame Susan Devoy - Squash player
19. Lisa Carrington - Olympic gold medallist flatwater canoer
20. Anna Paquin - Oscar winner
21. Leisa Renwick - Keytruda campaigner
22. Elizabeth Yates - Became Mayor of Onehunga in local-body polls held the day after the first general election in which women could vote.
23. Lucy Lawless - Gay icon and actress made famous by her role as Xena
24. Kate Edger - First woman in New Zealand to gain a university degree
25. Sophie Pascoe - Paralympic gold medallist for para-swimming