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News Archive 2007

Date published Title and Description
19 Dec 07
Havelock North High School team wins SPARC Get2Go Challenge 2007
After several days of outdoor action and team adventure, eight students from Havelock North High School are celebrating their victory at the 2007 SPARC Get2Go Challenge. more
13 Dec 07
SPARC Chief Executive Nick Hill Resigns
SPARC (Sport & Recreation New Zealand) Chief Executive Nick Hill announced today that he is resigning from his role, effective 28 March 2008. more
6 Dec 07
Top Get2Go regional teams prepare for Great Barrier Island Final
Outdoor team adventure and action are on the agenda for Year 9 and 10 students preparing for the SPARC Get2Go Challenge grand final on Great Barrier Island next week. more
6 Dec 07
SPARC Announces Physical Activity Guidelines for Children and Young People
SPARC (Sport & Recreation New Zealand) today announced newly adopted physical activity guidelines for children and young people (ages 5-18). Most notably, the guidelines recommend that throughout each day, children and young people need at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity for improved physical and mental health. more
5 Dec 07
2007 SPARC Sir Terry McLean National Sports Journalism Awards
New Zealand’s top sports journalists and photographers were recognised at the 2007 Sir Terry McLean National Sports Journalism Awards Dinner in Auckland tonight.
more
23 Nov 07
SPARC Announces $4.9 Million Investment In High Performance Sport
Ongoing Commitment to Winter Sports, Canoeing Highlight Package.
more
20 Nov 07
Awards Especially Relevant when Asthma Still Number 1 reason for Hospital Admissions for Children
A world champion gymnast and a woman who has swum Cook Strait—both who have bad asthma—were among the Asthma and Respiratory Supreme Achievers presented with trophies by the Governor-General, Hon Anand Satyanand, at Government House in Wellington tonight.
more
8 Nov 07
Duo to Tackle Peak in Patagonia through SPARC’s Hillary Expedition
Two Kiwi climbers are preparing to take on one of the most daunting areas in the world this month, when they will attempt to make the first ascent of a remote, unnamed rocky peak in the middle of the Northern Patagonian icecap in the Aisen Province, Chile.
more
17 Oct 07
Whangarei Achiever Wins National Award
more
14 Sep 07
SPARC makes it easier than ever to get more active, more often
Amid mounting evidence to support the case that physical activity is a critical component of a healthy lifestyle, SPARC (Sport & Recreation New Zealand) has kicked off the second year of its Push Play Nation campaign. more
21 Aug 07
Kiwi Climbers Make Alpine-Style Himalayan Adventure through SPARC’s Hillary Expedition
A team of five climbers will leave for India this week to attempt to scale two of India’s most difficult peaks in the Garhwal Himalaya of India. They will travel from New Delhi in northern India up the Ganges to its major source in the Kumaon Himalaya. more
14 Aug 07
New Zealand duo set out to conquer Greenland through SPARC’s Hillary Expedition
In the spirit and tradition of great Kiwi adventurers, two New Zealanders will undertake a daring expedition beginning this week in the inhospitable arctic wilderness of Greenland. more
26 Apr 07
Sports Anti-Doping Rules published
Drug Free Sport NZ has released the Sports Anti-Doping Rules 2007, which will come into effect on 1 July. National Sports Organisations are being encouraged to adopt these rules to apply to their members. more
16 Mar 07
Coaches Converge on the Capital
As many as 400 coaches from around the world and across New Zealand will converge on Wellington for the first ever SPARC (Sport & Recreation New Zealand) 2007 Connecting Coaches Convention in May. more
12 Jan 07
SPARC Hillary Expedition to tackle Fiordland mountains
Stretching the boundaries of outdoor adventure is a kiwi tradition, and this year's SPARC (Sport & Recreation New Zealand) Hillary Expeditions not only span the globe but once again push the envelope of fitness, preparation and endurance. more

Updated | 05 Apr 2006.

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