27 March 2023
Gibson Sheat: Accredited Employer Work Visa Part 2: What an application requires
Part 1 in our series on the Accredited Employer Work (AEW) Visa…
Below you can find articles and newsletters that are related to the physical activity sector of the Wellington region and the mahi of Nuku Ora. Each fortnight our Communications and Marketing team send out a Regional Sector Update with the latest information, learning opportunities and sharing from around our sector. Please email comms@nukuora.org.nz if you feel you have something you would like us to share.
Part 1 in our series on the Accredited Employer Work (AEW) Visa…
Sport is competing for time with everything else that rangatahi have got…
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This edition of the Regional Sector Update provides useful information…
What an amazing afternoon we had celebrating the installation of Holy Family…
This year, our team has hit the ground running with a high…
A key message the students learnt at the Student Coach Workshop on…
Many rangatahi experience pressure to perform and don’t feel ‘good enough’
Through both the…
The pressure of labour market shortages is a growing concern for many…
Last week, the Women + Girls Leads from Cricket Wellington, Wairarapa Bush…
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In opening, Nuku Ora would like to acknowledge the recent…
We understand it’s often difficult to find good people to serve on…
What do young people want in a coach?
A mentor – someone who…
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The devastation across the motu as a result of Cyclone…
A recently released report, the ‘Wellington Region Power of Play’ has identified…
For rangatahi, playing a sport is about…
1. Fun
Sport in the early years…
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Some meaningful conversations are underway across the sector regarding the…
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As our team settle into mahi for 2023, we are…
The way we work is changing. Some individuals work exclusively from home,…
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We hope you and your whānau had a safe and…
Wainuiomata kids hit the streets in a successful event promoting the importance…