Image: NZ's Special Olympians – Team Photo

Wednesday, 25 June 2003, 1:18 pm
Press Release: Special Olympics NZ

NZ's Special Olympians
Click Image for a 1404x932 pixel version 169kb

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Using Scoop for work?

Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use. This is part of our Ethical Paywall and how we fund Scoop. Join today with plans starting from less than $3 per week, plus gain access to exclusive Pro features.

Join Pro Individual Find out more

Find more from Special Olympics NZ on InfoPages.

Culture Headlines | Health Headlines | Education Headlines

LIFESTYLE

NZ Principals Federation: Principals Describe Budget As Bitter Sweet

"I call it the 'Bitter-Sweet Budget," said Otene, "because the gains in learning support resources and leadership support are hugely welcome, but it is at the cost of losing other valued resources," said Leanne Otene, President of the New Zealand Principals' Federation. (NZPF).

GfK Radio: Radio Listening Tops 3.5M Weekly Listeners

The Radio Bureau CEO, Alistair Jamison says: “What a cracking way to start the year. The first survey of 2025 shows growth in weekly listeners, growth in daily listeners, growth in time spent listening and growth in average audience.'

Jacob Douglas Motorsport: Douglas Heads To The Oval After Breakthrough Victory

Douglas enters the event sitting fifth in the championship standings, buoyed by his race win in Indianapolis and confident in the team’s pace.

Research For Maori Health and Development: Bridging The Gap In HIV Prevention For Māori - Insights And Resources Now Available

The research, Investigating Barriers and Enablers to Preventive HIV Access for Māori Communities, reveals that Māori continue to face cultural, systemic, and personal barriers to HIV prevention — including stigma, fear, and healthcare services that often feel unwelcoming or unsafe.

Tertiary Education Union: Weltec And Whitireia Cuts A Shocking Blow For Their Communities

These short-sighted moves rob future generations of study options, our future workforce of skilled workers and our future communities and regional economies of people who can build our infrastructure, cook for and entertain us and our future tourists, and tell our stories to the world.

PHARMAC: Pharmac Proposes To Fully Fund Nutrition Replacements For Some People With Crohn’s Disease

Pharmac wants to remove this additional cost on Ensure Plus and Fortisip so people with Crohn’s disease, who use them as their only source of nutrition, can continue to access and benefit from nutrition replacements.

Join Scoop Pro

Submit News

Become a Member

LATEST HEADLINES

CULTURE
HEALTH
EDUCATION

Special Olympics Marks 200 Day Countdown To National Summer Games 4:28 PM | Special Olympic...
Statement From Emirates Team New Zealand In Response To Athena Racing And Americ... 1:43 PM
Tokaduadua's Fijian Flair Lighting Up ANZ Premiership 1:08 PM | Stars Netball
Kolose Promoted For Remainder Of ANZ Premiership Season 1:04 PM | Stars Netball
Michael Mayne Named Football Ferns Coach 11:56 AM | RNZ
Why US Rugby Star Ilona Maher Is Unafraid To Take Up Space 11:48 AM | RNZ
Pulp Share New Single & Video 'Got To Have Love' 11:11 AM | The Label

More RSS

Lifestyle Blogroll

Join Scoop Pro

Get licensed for professional use
Stay informed on key issues
Comprehensive media archive
Over 50 Broadcast email reports

Get started today with a free trial

Click to learn more