List of number-one compilation albums from the 2000s (New Zealand)

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This is a list of the number-one compilation albums in New Zealand for the decade of the 2000s from the Official New Zealand Music Chart, compiled by Recorded Music NZ, starting from 5 January 2003. [1]

Number ones

TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
Music to Watch Girls ByCol/Sony1Platinum5 March 2000 [2]
Video Hits Vol.2BMG1Platinum x512 March 2000 [3]
Music to Watch Girls ByCol/Sony2Platinum19 March 2000 [4]
Dance Now 2000Shock/BMG2Platinum x22 April 2000 [5]
Just The HitsBMG7Platinum x216 April 2000 [6]
Now Thats What I Call Music 6Capitol/EMI7Platinum x24 June 2000 [7]
Just The Hits Vol. 2BMG1Platinum23 July 2000 [8]
Lagered! The Sixth PackUniversal1—30 July 2000 [9]
Just The Hits Vol. 2BMG5Platinum30 July 2000 [10]
Gatecrasher: Global Sound SystemCol/Sony1Platinum10 September 2000 [11]
Cafe Mambo: The Real Sound of IbizaCol/Sony1—17 September 2000 [12]
Gatecrasher: Global Sound SystemCol/Sony2Platinum24 September 2000 [13]
Mai Music Volume 4Universal4Gold8 October 2000 [14]
Back 2 BackUniversal3—5 November 2000 [15]
Dance Now 2000 Vol 2Shock/BMG1Gold26 November 2000 [16]
Now Thats What I Call Music 7Capitol/EMI2Platinum x33 December 2000 [17]
Just The Hits Vol. 3BMG5Platinum x417 December 2000 [18]
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
100% Hits Volume 5Warner7Platinum21 January 2001 [19]
Gatecrasher: Global Sound SystemCol/Sony1Platinum11 March 2001 [20]
Gatecrasher: National AnthemsCol/Sony2Gold18 March 2001 [21]
Ultimate Trance AnthemsUniversal1—1 April 2001 [22]
SuperstarsWarner1Gold8 April 2001 [23]
It's All Good!FMR1—15 April 2001 [24]
Nice 'n'Urlich 2FMR1—22 April 2001 [25]
Just the Hits Vol. 4Col/Sony3Platinum29 April 2001 [26]
Lazy SundayCapitol/EMI1Platinum20 May 2001 [27]
Now That's What I Call Music 8Capitol/EMI2Platinum x427 May 2001 [28]
The Rhythm Vol. 19Warner2Platinum x210 June 2001 [29]
Now That's What I Call Music 8Capitol/EMI1Platinum x424 June 2001 [30]
The Rhythm Vol. 19Warner1Platinum x21 July 2001 [31]
Now That's What I Call Music 8Capitol/EMI5Platinum x48 July 2001 [32]
Lagered: The Next LevelUniversal4Gold12 August 2001 [33]
The Ultimate Rhythm & Black CollectionCol/Sony3Platinum9 September 2001 [34]
Just the Hits Vol. 5Warner7Platinum x27 October 2001 [35]
Now That's What I Call Music 9Capitol/EMI9Platinum x525 November 2001 [36]
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
Nature's Best: Our Top 30 Epic/Sony6Platinum x627 January 2002
The Classic Chillout AlbumSony1Platinum x310 March 2002
Nature's Best: Our Top 30 Epic/Sony1Platinum x617 March 2002
The Classic Chillout AlbumSony4Platinum x324 March 2002
Wired UpUniversal1Platinum21 April 2002
The Classic Chillout AlbumSony4Platinum x328 April 2002
Now That's What I Call Music 10Capitol/EMI7Platinum x226 May 2002
Nature's Best: Our Top 30 Epic/Sony1Platinum x614 July 2002
The Rhythm Vol. 21Warner6Platinum x221 July 2002
Nature's Best: Our Top 30 Epic/Sony3Platinum x61 September 2002
The Classic Chillout Album Vol. 2Sony1Platinum22 September 2002
Top of the Pops Volume 2Universal3Platinum29 September 2002
Natures Best 2Sony4Platinum x320 October 2002
Off the HookUniversal1Platinum17 November 2002
Now That's What I Call Music 11EMI8Platinum x724 November 2002
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
Simply the Best Reggae AlbumWarner2Platinum19 January 2003
Now That's What I Call Music 11EMI1Platinum x72 February 2003
Lady Sings the BluesCapitol/EMI9Platinum x29 February 2003
Kickin' 14BMG3Platinum13 April 2003
Off the Hook 2Universal1Platinum4 May 2003
Emotions 0.1Sony1Platinum11 May 2003
The Ultimate Chick Flick SoundtrackWarner1Platinum18 May 2003
Now That's What I Call Music 12EMI7Platinum x325 May 2003
Very Best of Relaxing ClassicsUniversal5Platinum13 July 2003
Hip Hop: The CollectionUniversal9Platinum x217 August 2003
The Best of Cafe Del MarUniversal1—19 October 2003
Hip Hop: The CollectionUniversal1Platinum x226 October 2003
Major Flavours 4Universal4Platinum x22 November 2003
Now That's What I Call Music 13EMI3Platinum x630 November 2003
The Best Christmas Album in the World... Ever!EMI4Platinum x621 December 2003
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
Now That's What I Call Music 13EMI4Platinum x618 January 2004
Lady Sings the Blues: Volume 2EMI1Gold15 February 2004
Lazy Sunday 4EMI2Gold22 February 2004
Now That's What I Call Music 13EMI1Platinum x67 March 2004
Crusty Demons: Global Assault TourWarner2Gold14 March 2004
Now That's What I Call Music 14EMI7Platinum x328 March 2004
Girls' Night OutEMI1Gold10 May 2004
Now That's What I Call Music 14EMI5Platinum x317 May 2004
The R&B CollectionUniversal2Platinum21 June 2004
PlaylistBMG3Platinum x27 July 2004
Now That's What I Call Music 15EMI5Platinum x226 July 2004
Unleashed 2Sony5Platinum30 August 2004
Major Flavours 5Universal6Platinum x24 October 2004
Memories are Made of ThisEMI1Platinum x215 November 2004
Now That's What I Call Music 16EMI4Platinum x422 November 2004
The Best Christmas Album in the World... Ever!EMI2Platinum x620 December 2004
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
Now That's What I Call Music 16EMI2Platinum x43 January 2005
The Rhythm 25WEA/Warner3Gold17 January 2005
Summer in the SixtiesEMI1Gold7 February 2005
Lazy Sunday 5EMI1Gold15 February 2005
Memories are Made of ThisEMI2Platinum x221 February 2005
Holla HourUniversal2Gold7 March 2005
Now That's What I Call Music 17EMI7Platinum x221 March 2005
Super '70s RockEMI1Platinum9 May 2005
Now That's What I Call Music 17EMI6Platinum x216 May 2005
Golden KiwisEMI1—27 June 2005
Broken Dreams: Rock AnthemWEA/Warner1Platinum4 July 2005
Now That's What I Call Music 18EMI12Platinum x511 July 2005
Power BalladsEMI6Platinum x23 October 2005
Now That's What I Call Music 19EMI9Platinum x614 November 2005
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
The Best Reggae Album in the World... Ever!EMI2Platinum x216 January 2006
More Nature: A Selection of New Zealand's BestSBME7Platinum30 January 2006
Now That's What I Call Music 20EMI8Platinum x420 March 2006
Acoustic Love SongsWEA/Warner1Platinum15 May 2006
Waiting for the WeekendUniversal2Platinum22 May 2006
Electric Dreams: '80s Synth Pop ClassicsEMI1Platinum5 June 2006
Girls AllowedUniversal2Platinum12 June 2006
The Best Disco Album in the World... Ever!EMI1Platinum26 June 2006
Now That's What I Call Music 21EMI9Platinum x23 July 2006
I Love DadEMI1—4 September 2006
Dance Now 2006Shock2Gold11 September 2006
The Best Moods Album in the World... Ever!EMI1Gold25 September 2006
Power Ballads IIEMI3Gold2 October 2006
Unleashed 2006SBME1Platinum23 October 2006
Housework SongsEMI2Platinum x330 October 2006
Now That's What I Call Music 22EMI10Platinum x513 November 2006
LabelTitleWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
Housework SongsEMI1Platinum x322 January 2007
Beyond the SeaSBME2Gold29 January 2007
Chick FlicksWEA/Warner4Platinum12 February 2007
Waiting for the WeekendUniversal4Platinum12 March 2007
Now That's What I Call Music 23EMI12Platinum x29 April 2007
Sad SongsEMI1Platinum2 July 2007
Now That's What I Call Music 24EMI8Platinum x29 July 2007
Old Skool of RockUniversal1Gold3 September 2007
Now That's What I Call Music 24EMI1Platinum x210 September 2007
Tha 411SBME4Gold17 September 2007
Housework Songs IIEMI4Platinum15 October 2007
Now That's What I Call Music 25EMI8Platinum x312 November 2007
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
Rocked 07WEA/Warner1Platinum x26 January 2008
My SongsUniversal6Platinum14 January 2008
Happy SongsEMI2Gold25 February 2008
R&B HookupsUniversal2Gold10 March 2008
Now That's What I Call Music 26EMI7Platinum x224 March 2008
Mum's Favourite SongsEMI1Gold12 May 2008
Now That's What I Call Music 26EMI2Platinum x219 May 2008
Dreamboats and PetticoatsUniversal4Gold2 June 2008
Return of the MackSBME1Gold30 June 2008
Now That's What I Call Music 27EMI9Platinum x27 July 2008
Platinum Rock: Volume 2WEA/Warner5Gold8 September 2008
While my Guitar Gently WeepsUniversal1Gold13 October 2008
Jim Beam: 40 Shots of RockLiberation/Universal2Platinum20 October 2008
While my Guitar Gently WeepsUniversal1Gold3 November 2008
Now That's What I Call Music 28EMI9Platinum x310 November 2008
TitleLabelWeeks at
number one		CertificationReached number oneRef
My Songs 2Universal7Gold12 January 2009
My BooSony2—2 March 2009
40 Shades of GreenBig Joke/Sony2Gold16 March 2009
Now That's What I Call Music 29EMI5Platinum x230 March 2009
The Great New Zealand SongbookSony8Platinum x73 May 2009
Big CountrySony1Gold29 June 2009
Now That's What I Call Music 30EMI8Platinum6 July 2009
Music from the BreezeEMI6Gold31 August 2009
Hits for KidsSony2—12 October 2009
The Great New Zealand SongbookSony2Platinum x726 October 2009
Now That's What I Call Music 31EMI12Platinum x49 November 2009

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