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Welcome to Sport New Zealand
Sport NZ’s purpose is to contribute to the wellbeing of everybody in Aotearoa New Zealand by leading an enriching and inspiring play, active recreation and sport system. Our vision is simple, Every Body Active.
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Sport NZ invests in ways that will achieve maximum impact against its strategic outcomes. Find out more about the different funding streams.
It's time to
Push Play, Aotearoa
You might remember Push Play from back in the day. A nationwide campaign designed to get Kiwis active. Now it’s making a comeback – with a refreshed approach that’s right for right now.
Push Play is a movement movement – designed to encourage and inspire Kiwis to get moving. Why? Because it’s important for our physical and mental health, and also because it’s fun!
Research and insights
Insights Tool
The Sport NZ Insights Tool is an interactive online resource and repository of information and data, designed to be used by anyone involved in the play, active recreation and sport sector to help guide decision making.
If you require an accessible version of any content on the site please contact us at info@sportnz.org.nz and we will be happy to assist.
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