Sport Clubs Could Do More For Communities
By Helen Borich Football can be a powerful force for change. From the ghettos of Brazil to the council estates of England and beyond, football has the power to transform individual[…]
By Helen Borich Football can be a powerful force for change. From the ghettos of Brazil to the council estates of England and beyond, football has the power to transform individual[…]
By Michael Pulman The NPC, or Mitre 10 Cup as it might be officially called, will continue to face a mindshare conundrum in 2019, and again, the hardcore rugby fan[…]
By The Spotter (Wrote this a little while back, but then the cricket got amazing…) I do actually quite like Steve Hansen, but unfortunately he drove off a cliff in his own team bus recently in the[…]
By Scott MacLean It takes a fair bit to get my blood really boiling, but this nonsense this morning out of Hawkes Bay did. Briar Hales has been effectively excluded[…]
By Scott MacLean New Zealand Rugby supremo Steve Tew has announced he’ll step down as CEO later this year, ending a stint in rugby administration longer than the professional game[…]
By Harbour Heather Should New Zealand’s sports organisations not have women making up at least 40% of their governance at all levels (local, regional and national) by 2021, they risk[…]
By The Spotter Ah yes; I recall even as a kid 12,000 miles away that a feeling within me always wanted Steve Ovett to thrash the pants off Sebastian Coe whenever they[…]
By Harbour Heather Yesterday, Minister for Sport Grant Robertson commented on the state of the culture and general high performancce environment in this country. He mentioned how a ‘win at[…]
By Scott MacLean What is it with sports administrators and daft ideas to reinvent things? The proposed rugby “World League” is up there with some other doozies of recent times,[…]