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Nuku Ora Honoured As Finalist For COVID-19 Response Award

Tuesday, 15 June 2021, 10:54 am Nuku Ora, formerly Sport Wellington, has recently been named as a finalist in the COVID-19 response category at the New Zealand Sport and Recreation Awards 2021. “We know that Lockdown had a huge effect on people’s ability to get active,” said Nuku Ora CEO Phil Gibbons. “We also know that for many, finding ways to get active was an important part of their lockdown routine.” To help people stay active during lockdown, Nuku Ora adjusted the delivery of their Green Prescription and other health and wellbeing programmes, making use of innovative and creative ways to keep people active and moving; and distributed over

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BBNZ focus on Women s development with all-female Wahine Coaches Workshop

Steve McKean was a basketball legend, but in Taranaki he was simply known as Coach

He called everyone ‘buddy’. And he made friends wherever he went. Steve ‘Coach’ McKean has been remembered as a legend of sport in Taranaki following his death on Monday after being diagnosed with cancer. He is survived by his wife, Rachel, and daughter Naomi. While best known nationally as a basketball coach, locally McKean reached thousands of young people either through his time teaching at Spotswood College or as regional director of the Taranaki Secondary Schools’ Sports Association (TSSSA), a position he held for 20 years. McKean started the TSSSA, former Sport Taranaki boss Howie Tamati, who worked with him for 26 years, said.

Watch live: Tertiary 3X3 National Basketball Championships

Basketball 3x3 tertiary national championships presented by Stuff National Sports Editor Fred Woodcock said Stuff is pleased to continue their partnership with Basketball New Zealand and additionally support University and Tertiary Sport New Zealand (UTSNZ) for this event. “Basketball is a hugely popular sport in New Zealand and Stuff is delighted to present the national tertiary championships, alongside our established media partnership with the NBL.” The two-day tournament will be made up of 16 teams (eight men’s and eight women’s) from eight universities. Play will run from 11am on Saturday through till 3pm on Sunday. Basketball New Zealand 3x3 manager David Huxford said having Stuff’s backing goes a long way to helping increase the knowledge and prestige of the competition.

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