Per the Constitution, the Board Appointments Panel (BAP) is calling for nominations from suitably qualified candidates to fill three elected board member positions for the Gymnastics NZ Board, all of which will become vacant as of the 2024 AGM, to be held virtually at 7.00 pm on Thursday 13 June 2024. All nominations must be received by 5.00 pm Tuesday … Read More
CEO update on Shaping the future of gymnastics in Aotearoa
An update from Andrea: Kia ora gymnastics community members,I’m writing to update you on work being done by Gymnastics NZ and throughout the gymnastics community in Aotearoa to ensure participation in our sport is a rewarding, positive experience for all.As many of you will know, a lot of mahi is underway, and this along with further projects due to start will … Read More
AGM 2023
In accordance with the Constitution, Gymnastics New Zealand is calling for nominations to fill the two Elected Board Member positions which become vacant at the upcoming AGM – Wednesday 14th June 2023. Nominations are due by 5:00pm Monday 15th May 2023. Furthermore, nominations are being called for Life Membership, Meritorious and National Service Awards to Gymnastics New Zealand. Nominations are … Read More
CEO Update on Shaping the Future of Gymnastics in Aotearoa
A message from Andrea: Kia ora tatou. This month marks two years since the Independent Review of Gymnastics New Zealand was published. Thanks to the bravery of those who spoke up, gymnastics in New Zealand is on a journey to enhance the positive impact of the sport and ensure we are adapting to meet the needs of the future. There is a lot … Read More
Nationals Date Review update
Since the last Nationals date review update, the GNZ Board have been working with research experts Honoco to develop the survey methodology and the survey itself. The survey is now in its final stages of completion and will be sent out to the broader community no later than week commencing 31 October. With the expert assistance of Honoco, the survey … Read More
AGM 2022
In accordance with the Constitution, Gymnastics New Zealand is calling for nominations to fill the two Elected Board Member positions which become vacant at the upcoming AGM – Wednesday 11th May 2022. Nominations are due by 5:00pm Monday 11th April 2022, using the attached nomination form. Please find more information detailed in the attached memorandum. Furthermore, nominations are being called … Read More
Board Resolution: International Tours
At its recently held meeting, the Board of Gymnastics New Zealand has made the following resolution with regards to International Travel. All New Zealand representative pinnacle and performance level tours (where teams are selected by Gymnastics New Zealand) through to 30 June 2022 will be allowed to proceed under the current government guidelines around international travel. For clarity, these performance … Read More
Dr Denis Mowbray Elected to FIG Council
Kia Ora Members, It is with great pleasure I can announce that at the FIG Congress held in Antalya, Turkey over the weekend, Dr Denis Mowbray has been elected to the position of Oceania representative, FIG Council. Whilst unable to attend in person, Dr Mowbray participated via a live link as Congress addressed a wide range of topics covering such … Read More
Technical Appointments Panel announced
On 24 September an announcement was made that expressions of interest for roles on the Gymnastics New Zealand (GNZ) Technical Committees were now open, this was followed on 30 September by a call for expressions of interest for roles on the GfA Sport Development Committee. Terms of reference, regulations, and role descriptors for the committees had all been reviewed and … Read More
Change of Chair at Gymnastics NZ
To all clubs and members, We would like to inform you that Dr Denis Mowbray has stepped aside as Chair of the Board of Gymnastics New Zealand (Gymnastics NZ) although he remains on the board. Fellow board member Quinton Hall will transition into the Chair position. Denis was appointed to the board in 2010 and signalled his intention to retire … Read More