I've never found any either from a NZ perspective that I like anywhere near as much as the international ones. I've been reading MMM for a bit over 3 years & I realised that I can happily make do with a variety of US ones (mainly MMM, but also ERE, Livingafi, Rootofgood, GoCurryCracker) & take the principles of lifestyle & ways to think about money from them and just apply them to my NZ situation. I just try to ignore the stuff about 401k, Roth Ladders, credit card churning, low Vanguard fees etc that just aren't available in NZ.
When I look around my NZ workplace (in Auckland) I notice I can't identify anyone I'd consider frugal other than me in a workplace of 70+ people so there can't be a huge number of people in a relatively small country like NZ who are really into early retirement and be a good enough writer about financial independence who can compete with the US-based bloggers above. And I think that if I read 5 financial bloggers from a nation of about 300 million it's not surprising I don't come across a good one from our country of 4.5 million people.