OPINION: Governance crisis holding back our athletes and coaches.
The 2025 senior New Zealand women's water polo team and WPNZ chair Alex Howieson (inset left) and Jan Shearer (inset right). Illustration / Oliver Rusden; Main picture / Getty
The 2025 senior New Zealand women's water polo team and WPNZ chair Alex Howieson (inset left) and Jan Shearer (inset right). Illustration / Oliver Rusden; Main picture / Getty
The 2025 senior New Zealand women's water polo team and WPNZ chair Alex Howieson (inset left) and Jan Shearer (inset right). Illustration / Oliver Rusden; Main picture / Getty
The 2025 senior New Zealand women's water polo team and WPNZ chair Alex Howieson (inset left) and Jan Shearer (inset right). Illustration / Oliver Rusden; Main picture / Getty
The woman expressed doubts but he encouraged her saying 'we will get you there'.
Whakatāne chartered accountant Jason Paul Lougher admitted charges of failing to identify a conflict of interest and acting unprofessionally after acting for both the vendor and buyer of a gym in the Bay of Plenty in 2021. Photo / LinkedIn
Whakatāne chartered accountant Jason Paul Lougher admitted charges of failing to identify a conflict of interest and acting unprofessionally after acting for both the vendor and buyer of a gym in the Bay of Plenty in 2021. Photo / LinkedIn
Whakatāne chartered accountant Jason Paul Lougher admitted charges of failing to identify a conflict of interest and acting unprofessionally after acting for both the vendor and buyer of a gym in the Bay of Plenty in 2021. Photo / LinkedIn
Whakatāne chartered accountant Jason Paul Lougher admitted charges of failing to identify a conflict of interest and acting unprofessionally after acting for both the vendor and buyer of a gym in the Bay of Plenty in 2021. Photo / LinkedIn
Macleans College graduate lands scholarship worth more than $800,000 over four years.
Macleans College graduate Alston Yam, of Auckland, is one of 20 young students to win a scholarship to the University of Oxford from the Ellison Institute of Technology, which is backed by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison. Photo / Supplied
Macleans College graduate Alston Yam, of Auckland, is one of 20 young students to win a scholarship to the University of Oxford from the Ellison Institute of Technology, which is backed by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison. Photo / Supplied
Macleans College graduate Alston Yam, of Auckland, is one of 20 young students to win a scholarship to the University of Oxford from the Ellison Institute of Technology, which is backed by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison. Photo / Supplied
Macleans College graduate Alston Yam, of Auckland, is one of 20 young students to win a scholarship to the University of Oxford from the Ellison Institute of Technology, which is backed by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison. Photo / Supplied
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