News & Media
High Performance Sport New Zealand appoints David White as new High Performance Director
High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ) has appointed former NZ Cricket Chief Executive, David White, as its new High Performance Director.
The Global Alliance for Female Athletes Expands with Six New International Partners
Organizations representing Canada, France, Germany, Japan, and Switzerland join a worldwide coalition focused on access to evidence-based health and performance resources for women and girls in sport.
HPSNZ confirms investment into Snow Sports New Zealand for the next Winter Olympic and Paralympic cycle
High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ) will invest $16.22 million directly into Snow Sports New Zealand (SSNZ) to support its Winter Olympic and Paralympic campaigns through to the 2030 games in the French Alps.
High Performance Sport New Zealand forms part of historic global partnership to advance women’s sport
HPSNZ announces more than $160 million direct investment into high performance sport
2024/25 Te Hāpaitanga applications open for emerging and high potential women coaches
HPSNZ is calling for applications for the fifth Te Hāpaitanga intake, a unique opportunity to support the development of emerging and high-potential women coaches. The application deadline is Friday, 20 September 2024.
In the media
- Six of the best in 10-medal haul for New Zealand Para cyclists
- Double golden start for New Zealand Para Cyclists at world champs
- Kiwi skier Alice Robinson finishes top 10 in Austrian World Cup opener
- Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua hails charges after winning Constellation Cup
- Silver Ferns dominate final quarter for 2-0 Constellation Cup lead
- Why two young New Zealand windfoiling stars are competing for other countries
- Tom Sexton leads solid track cycling showing at world championships
- Kelly Jackson defensive masterclass leads Silver Ferns to victory in Constellation Cup opener
- Silver Ferns return for Constellation Cup
- Australia snatch victory over Kiwis in Rugby League World Cup opener