Archive - Events

Divers enjoy athlete outreach.

Drug Free Sport NZ and Diving New Zealand provided opportunity for young athletes to be educated about anti-doping issues at the Diving NZ Nationals hosted at the Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre late last week.

Pharmex 08 Event a success.

Drug Free Sport NZ and the Pharmacy Guild have initiated a strong relationship in an effort to reinforce athlete support in New Zealand. The relationship has kicked off with Drug Free Sport NZ providing an information stand at Pharmex 08 in Auckland.

Young track cyclists hungry for knowledge.

Athletes at the ILT velodrome in Invercargill tested their anti-doping knowledge, and gathered valuable resources as part of the Drug Free Sport NZ outreach programme today.

Awareness grows amongst rowers.

Drug Free Sport NZ attended the National Rowing Championships at lake Karapiro for the first time with an outreach programme.

Drug Free Sport NZ wins national award.

Drug Free Sport NZ won a NZ Sponsorship award for The Poisoners! project at Te Papa from June to October 2007.

DFSNZ Report to new minister posted.

DFSNZ has provided information to new Minister for Sport and Recreation, Hon Clayton Cosgrove, to update him on the activities of the Independent Crown Entity. Click here to view the report.

Interactive experience for students.

52 young athletes from Wellington's secondary schools enjoyed the company of Olympic champion cyclist Sarah Ulmer and ex Kiwi Rugby League player , Sam Panapa in an event held at Te Papa on 20th July.

ANZSLA rules briefing a success

ANZSLA yesterday hosted a seminar explaining the implications of the Sports Anti-doping Act 2006 and the application of the new Sports Anti-doping rules to be implemented on 1st July 2007. Read more...

Vodafone Warriors stand strong.

The Vodafone Warriors are now amongst some of the highest profile teams to sign the Drug Free Sport NZ athlete pledge after a drug education session today.

Rugby Players join in the stand

Players, managers and coaches competing the Pub Charity National Sevens Tournament on the weekend in Queenstown became part of the Drug Free Sport NZ ‘Strong Enough to be Clean’ pledge programme.