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Hmm ... examine list of Japanese transport planes, look at map, check distances, shake head, mutter "lolnope"? The logistics of the naval operation on their own blow my SOD out of the water :), never mind airlifts/airlandings :P

To quote Ancient Chinese Wisdom: "You are tiny, glasshopper!" To be honest, though, the military of demographically equally tiny Singapore probably would blitzkrieg New Zealand ...

A lot depends on how far out does the RNZN begin to whittle down the Japanese ships. Air attacks - helicopters too - at night, with torpedos. And the Japanese are dead. Initial Invasion Force - massacred. Heavy Support Group - ravaged. Even if a puny 375mm torpedo does not blow a hole large...