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When an adult Amber Clyde saw a young girl alone and nervous at the skate park, she saw her younger self. Clyde had given up skateboarding as a teenager, after feeling very anxious at the skate park as the only girl, but took up the sport again after giving birth to her first child. “I […]

Teaching and coaching were never on Aaron Osborne’s radar, but to his surprise, he followed two influential people in his life and ended up doing both. His mother was a teacher and despite his early reluctance to follow her into the profession, he would go on to teach at Western Heights High School in Rotorua […]

In recent years, the role of the head coach in Aotearoa has shifted. Quietly at first, and then all at once. High performance coaching has always carried pressure. Results matter. Selection decisions matter. Leadership matters. That hasn’t changed. What has changed is the environment around the role. There is now stronger athlete voice than ever […]

We’re continuing to see meaningful change across New Zealand’s residential lending market. With interest rates lower than they were a year ago and a large portion of lending due to reprice, now is an opportune time to review whether your mortgage structure is still working as hard as it should. Here’s our current view of […]

Shea McAleese spent over 15 years competing at the highest level of international hockey, representing New Zealand 320 times and playing at four Olympic Games. Today, his passion is focused on helping the next generation grow, both on and off the turf. “I’m still very new to coaching, and that’s what I love about it. […]

Jo Morrison’s coaching inspiration comes from all over the world. And a recent study trip to Europe has inspired the netball coach more than ever. The former Silver Fern was given funding through the Te Hāpaitanga programme, which provides opportunities for women in high performance sport coaching. Morrison chose to use her scholarship money to […]