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Sport New Zealand
Sport NZ provides leadership in research and the development and implementation of policies that recognise the importance of sport and physical recreation to New Zealand.
We provide policy advice to the Government on sport and recreation and work with other Government agencies to increase participation and strengthen the sport and physical recreation sector.
We have partnerships with key organisations in the sport and recreation sector (primarily national-level sport and recreation organisations and regional sports trusts) to help us achieve our outcomes.
These partner organisations deliver sport and physical recreation to New Zealanders from the grassroots to the high performance level. Sport NZ is not primarily a delivery agency, but is responsible for setting direction and providing investment and resources to the sector. Sport NZ works to “promote, encourage and support physical recreation and sport in New Zealand”. More... |
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NZAS
SPARC plays a prominent role in softballers reaching the elite level, through its high performance network, the New Zealand Academy of Sport (NZAS). The NZAS provides facilities and comprehensive services to benefit elite athletes in their sporting and non-sporting lives. A large number of New Zealand’s top softballers have accessed the medical and sport science services on hand at the three Academies throughout the country and accredited providers in the regions.The New Zealand Academy of Sport South Island (NZAS) is dedicated to helping athletes succeed in their pursuit of excellence. An Incorporated Society, it has been providing services, support and resources to athletes and their coaches since 2000, enabling them to acheive notable national and international success.It is contracted to Sport and Recreation New Zealand (SPARC) to deliver applied services (sport science, sports medicine, access to training facilities, coaching support and career, education and professional development opportunities) to athletes and coaches, while meeting the requirements of the nationally recognised Sports.
The NZAS network has two regionally based operations, one in the South Island and the other in the North. The regional operations are headquartered in Dunedin and Auckland, with major service centres also in Christchurch, Hamilton, and Wellington, and various satellite bases offering specialist services to ensure a nationwide coverage.
In partnership with Sport and Recreation New Zealand (SPARC), the New Zealand Academy of Sport is committed to excellence in high performance sport. More... |
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New Zealand Community Trust
The New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) is New Zealand’s biggest funder of amateur sport. While sport remains the primary focus, NZCT also provides funds for charitable purposes such as rescue and life-saving surfaces, education, health, the arts, cultural and community groups. Funds come from operators throughout New Zealand who run NZCT gaming machines in their hotels, bars and clubs with a commitment to ensure money goes back into the communities from which it was raised. In 2005, NZCT made more than 5000 grants totalling nearly $35 million to national sporting bodies. More... |
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Caversham Foundation
Based in Dunedin, New Zealand. Funds from the Caversham Trust's operations are available to be applied for by community, sports, and cultural groups. More... |
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Bartercard
Bartercard is unlike any other credit or debit card because you fund our card with your own goods and services... NOT CASH. Bartercard currently helps over 6,500 smart businesses in New Zealand to increase their sales, customer base, cash-flow and profit. Bartercard enables member businesses to save valuable cash, without having to engage in a direct swap of goods. More... |
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Pelorus Trust
The Pelorus Trust is a charitable trust based in Wellington which raises funds for charitable, philanthropic and sporting purposes through the operation of gaming machines. We are a mid-sized gaming trust operating machines from hotels and taverns between Kaitaia and Nelson/Marlborough. We are keen promoters of participation in sport at all levels and are proud of our association with Softball NZ. |
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SAS
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Exclusive Sports
Exclusive Sports are the sole NZ Agent for Diamond Sports Equipment, Jugs and Louisville Slugger. We are the only NZ distributor of Mizuno Softball equipment for Mizuno NZ. We are the agents for all Jugs Pitching machines and Louisville Slugger UMP pitching machines. Our range of equipment is the cheapest and best available in New Zealand. The only way we can continue offering such reasonable prices is to ask you to pay for the equipment at the time of purchase. We look forward to being service to you in the coming season. Contact Exclusive Sports... |
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Sirius Sports
Sirius Sports started in 2003 as a direct importer with one goal: To provide athletes in New Zealand with the top performing gear and uniforms available on the market. Today, that goal remains the same, but we now market over 14 brands and we fulfil our goal simply by importing the best global products and bringing them together under one roof. We differ from the competition in that we are players ourselves, so we know the products inside and out from our own experience. So we can offer real advice on products and we also carry a larger variety of specialist softball and baseball gear that performs in order to provide you, the customer, a greater variety of quality choice. It has been our privilege to work with Softball NZ and teams across the country, and we thank you for your support. More... |
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Spicers Paper
We've been servicing people's paper needs in New Zealand for almost 100 years, but maintain a strong global identity with operations in Australia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and the United States. As a part of the Australian company Paperlinx, one of the world's biggest paper distributors, we also enjoy the backing of a solid international infrastructure. The amount of paper we deliver each year amounts to thousands of tonnes, and every day we go to extraordinary lengths to satisfy our thousands of customers. All of which, although interesting and important, probably isn't the most exciting introduction you've ever heard. It is, after all, only half the story, what you want to see is something incredibly exciting. More... |
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Mizuno
The Contributing to society through the advancement of sporting goods and the promotion of sports. Since its founding in 1906, we at Mizuno have taken special pride and pleasure in being able to take part in the exciting world of sports and in making the entire globe the stage for our activities.
Each and every one of us is guided by the ideal of true sportsmanship. Our corporate philosophy: "Contributing to society through the advancement of sporting goods and the promotion of sports" is clearly reflected in our strong support of numerous worldwide sports events and in our dedication to advancing sports through cutting edge research and technology. More... |
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DHL
DHL in New Zealand has been in operation since 1973. DHL now employs more than 500 people in New Zealand with offices in Auckland, Napier, Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill. We operate a national fleet of over 60 vehicles and a dedicated Boeing 727 for our overnight trans-Tasman express freight service. We deliver everything from single packages and documents to heavy weight consignments door to door, with expertise in Customs brokerage, air freight, sea freight, warehousing and distribution. In addition, we provide a fast and economical alternative for international bulk mail. More... |
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Interislander
Interislander travels the Cook Strait between the North and South Islands of New Zealand and is one of the most spectacular cruises in the world. The 92 km journey between Wellington and Picton is one of New Zealand's most iconic tourist experiences.
Interislander operates three ships, carrying both passengers and their vehicles: Arahura, Aratere, and Kaitaki.
All offer the freedom and ease of exploring New Zealand by road. Taking a vehicle on an Interislander ferry is as simple as parking - just drive on and drive off. Nor do passengers with vehicles have any luggage restrictions. Offering up to 11 sailings a day, Interislander passengers also have the convenience of a wide choice of travel times.
During your Interislander journey, take a stroll on the decks, enjoy a meal, a drink, or even catch the latest movie release. Or, of course, simply be awed by the breathtaking views.
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