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5 May 08
Canterbury legend celebrates 20 years
The principles of coaching sport to primary school children has not changed much in the 20 years Tony Harvey has been working at Sport Canterbury. more
28 Apr 08
SPARC board appoints new Chief Executive
One of the most influential positions in sport and recreation has been confirmed today with SPARC’s Board announcing the appointment of Peter Miskimmin as the new chief executive. more
8 Apr 08
SPARC invests in NZ bobsleigh team for 2010 Winter Olympics
A talent identification project funded by the government agency Sport and Recreation New Zealand (SPARC) has resulted in a nationwide search for strong male athletes to form a New Zealand bobsleigh team that would compete at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. more
7 Apr 08
Mission-On gets kids to play ball
A new game called ‘Upball’ was launched nationwide today to get children who watch more than two hours of television a day more physically active.
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3 Apr 08
SPARC brings data analysts together to discuss winning ways
When it comes to sharing information New Zealand’s small size is a real advantage, which is why SPARC invited a range of sports to Christchurch on Tuesday for a data and video analysis workshop. more
11 Mar 08
SPARC invests $600,000 into NZ’s top coaches
SPARC has invested over $600,000 into some of New Zealand’s top coaches through Coach Performance Enhancement Grants (CPEGs) – almost twice the amount invested in this programme during 2007. more
7 Mar 08
Leaders in Sport get ready to be inspired
New Zealand will host the prestigious International Leaders in Sport conference in early April 2008 with a line-up of top international speakers and influential figures from across the sporting, business, political and academic worlds. more
5 Feb 08
Kathrine Switzer launches her new book
Kathrine Switzer will be undertaking a national tour launching her new biography "Marathon Woman: Running the Race to Revolutionize Women's Sport." more

Updated | 05 Apr 2006.

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