News & Media
June 2026,
Press Releases
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.
March 2025,
Press Releases
High Performance Sport New Zealand forms part of historic global partnership to advance women’s sport
December 2024,
Press Releases
HPSNZ announces more than $160 million direct investment into high performance sport
August 2024,
Press Releases
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
- New Zealand finish with 36 Commonwealth Games medals but future hauls under threat
- Kiwis aiming high at equestrian world championships
- Willie Rickards announced as All Blacks Sevens Head Coach through to 2028
- Zoe Hobbs wins 100m Commonwealth Games gold in record time
- Lewis Clareburt completes double defence to win second gold
- Weightlifter Cameron McTaggart wins silver in 88kg final
- Para-swimmer Josh Willmer promoted to silver at Glasgow
- Lewis Clareburt wins NZ’s first gold in Glasgow
- Erika Fairweather claims her third medal of the Games
- Worn-out Hamish Kerr withdraws from Glasgow high jump