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4. People and recognition
Kiwi Paralympian shortlisted for major global Laureus Award
Monday 26 February, 2024
New Zealand Paralympian #222 Nicole Murray is shortlisted for a prestigious Laureus World Sports Award for her remarkable achievements in…
Paralympians Mark Inglis and Mike Todd receive Paralympic pin
Thursday 8 December, 2022
The 2022 ParaFed Canterbury Awards Function was the setting for a special moment of recognition of New Zealand’s Paralympic heritage,…
Five Paralympians recognised with their official Paralympic number at the Disability Sport Auckland Awards
Monday 31 October, 2022
Paralympics New Zealand was thrilled to present five Paralympians with their official Paralympic pin and number at the Disability Sport…
NZ Paralympian #183 Holly Robinson to feature in official Paralympic video game
Monday 17 May, 2021
To watch Holly talk about her involvement, click here on this link,(open link new tab). NZ Paralympian #183 Holly Robinson (Dunedin) will…
Paralympian #194 Emma Foy retires from Para cycling
Wednesday 7 April, 2021
Paralympian #194 Emma Foy has decided to retire from the sport of Para cycling in which she has had an…
The Celebration Project moves to Christchurch, ‘numbering’ and acknowledging 39 New Zealand Paralympians
Saturday 27 March, 2021
This evening Paralympics New Zealand (PNZ) marked the 12th and final community event as part of The Celebration Project, where…
Paralympian #115 Steve Bayley: I’m not quite done
Friday 26 March, 2021
The morning after his amputation, Steve Bayley woke up and made a rather bold statement: “I can go to the…
Paralympian #4 Graham Condon QSM: A pioneer who advanced Para sport in New Zealand society
Wednesday 24 March, 2021
Few New Zealanders have done more to advance the cause of Para sport than six-time Paralympic medallist Graham Condon (NZ…
The Celebration Project moves on to Dunedin ‘numbering’ and acknowledging 13 New Zealand Paralympians
Friday 12 February, 2021
Today Paralympics New Zealand (PNZ) marked the 11th community event as part of The Celebration Project, where the achievements of…
Paralympian #81 Jenny Newstead MBE: “I was always up for a challenge to prove people with disabilities can do anything“
Wednesday 10 February, 2021
One of the few times the late Duncan Laing’s wife Betty ever saw him get emotional was after Paralympian #81…
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