Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Agenda

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Agenda Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Agenda NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given of a Meeting of the Events Committee to be held in the Council Chambers, First Floor, Civic Administration Building, 101 Esk Street, Invercargill on Friday 13 July 2018 at 9.00 am Cr D Ludlow (Chairperson) His Worship the Mayor, Mr T Shadbolt Cr T Biddle Cr A Crackett Cr G Lewis Clare Hadley CHIEF EXECUTIVE Finance and Corporate Services Directorate Civic Administration Building • 101 Esk Street • Private Bag 90104 Invercargill • 9840 • New Zealand DX No. YA90023 • Telephone 03 211 1777 • Fax 03 211 1433 1 Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Agenda A G E N D A 1. APOLOGIES 2. MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE EVENTS COMMITTEE HELD ON 1 JUNE 2018 3. ACCOUNTABILITY REPORTS 3.1 Arts in Motion 3.2 Sunshine Coast Lightening Tour 3.3 Surf to City 4. FINANCIAL UPDATE 5. PUBLIC EXCLUDED SESSION Moved, seconded that the public be excluded from the following parts of the proceedings of this meeting; namely (a) Funding Application – ILT Stadium – Sky City New Zealand Breakers (b) Funding Application – Targa (c) Confirmation of Public Excluded Minutes of Events Committee Meeting held on 1 June 2018 The general subject of each matter to be considered while the public is excluded, the reason for passing this resolution in relation to each matter, and the specific grounds under Section 48(1)(d) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 for the passing of this resolution are as follows: General subject of Reason for passing Ground(s) under Section each matter to be this resolution in 48(1) for the passing of considered relation to each this resolution matter (a) Funding Application Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local – ILT Stadium – Sky authority holding the City New Zealand information to carry on, Breakers without prejudice or disadvantage, negotiations (including commercial and industrial negotiations) (b) Funding Application Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local – Targa authority holding the information to carry on, without prejudice or disadvantage, negotiations (including commercial and industrial negotiations) 2 Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Agenda General subject of Reason for passing Ground(s) under Section each matter to be this resolution in 48(1) for the passing of considered relation to each this resolution matter (c) Confirmation of Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local Public Excluded authority holding the Minutes of Events information to carry on, Committee Meeting without prejudice or held on 1 June 2018 disadvantage, negotiations (including commercial and industrial negotiations) 3 Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Confirmation of Minutes MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE EVENTS COMMITTEE HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, FIRST FLOOR, CIVIC ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 101 ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL, ON FRIDAY 1 JUNE 2018 AT 9.00 AM PRESENT: Cr D J Ludlow (Chairperson) Cr G D Lewis Cr A H Crackett IN ATTENDANCE: Ms B Brown, Venture Southland Ms M Sievwright, Personal Assistant 1. APOLOGIES His Worship the Mayor, Mr T Shadbolt, Cr T M Biddle Moved Cr Lewis, seconded Cr Crackett and RESOLVED that the apologies be accepted. 2. MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE EVENTS COMMITTEE HELD ON 20 APRIL 2018 Moved Cr Ludlow, seconded Cr Crackett and RESOLVED that the minutes be received as a true and correct record. Cr Ludlow said he had not been able to clarify the IVEM funding yet and would continue to seek confirmation from Mrs Hadley of the $50,000. 3. MATTERS ARISING Nil. 4. FINANCIAL UPDATE The financial report had been circulated. The financials showed it was overcommitted with the Iconic Fund but there was still funding available in the Creation / Promotion Fund. This allowed for flexibility when a major event came up. Moved Cr Ludlow, seconded Cr Lewis and RESOLVED that the Financial Update be received. 5. UPDATE TO TERMS OF REFERENCE Moved Cr Ludlow, seconded Cr Lewis and RESOLVED that the changes as noted in the Terms of Reference be made. 4 Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Confirmation of Minutes 6. GENERAL BUSINESS Nil. 7. URGENT BUSINESS Nil. 8. COMMITTEE IN PUBLIC EXCLUDED SESSION Moved Cr Ludlow, seconded Cr Lewis and RESOLVED that the public be excluded from the following parts of the proceedings of this meeting, namely: (a) Funding Application – Cycling Southland – Tour of Southland (b) Funding Application – DIY Museum – Soled Out (c) Funding Application – Murihiku Maori and Pasifika Cultural Trust - Polyfest (d) Accountability Report – ILT Christmas Variety Show (e) Confirmation of Public Excluded Minutes of Events Committee Meeting held on 20 April 2018 The general subject of each matter to be considered while the public is excluded, the reason for passing this resolution in relation to each matter, and the specific grounds under Section 48(1)(d) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 for the passing of this resolution are as follows: General subject of Reason for passing Ground(s) under Section each matter to be this resolution in 48(1) for the passing of considered relation to each this resolution matter (a) Funding Application Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local – Cycling Southland authority holding the – Tour of Southland information to carry on, without prejudice or disadvantage, negotiations (including commercial and industrial negotiations) (b) Funding Application Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local – DIY Museum – authority holding the Soled Out information to carry on, without prejudice or disadvantage, negotiations (including commercial and industrial negotiations) (c) Funding Application Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local - Murihiku Maori and authority holding the Pasifika Cultural information to carry on, Trust - Polyfest without prejudice or disadvantage, negotiations (including commercial and 5 Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Confirmation of Minutes General subject of Reason for passing Ground(s) under Section each matter to be this resolution in 48(1) for the passing of considered relation to each this resolution matter industrial negotiations) (d) Accountability Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local Report – ILT authority holding the Christmas Variety information to carry on, Show without prejudice or disadvantage, negotiations (including commercial and industrial negotiations) (e) Confirmation of Section 7(2)(i) To enable any local Public Excluded authority holding the Minutes of Events information to carry on, Committee Meeting without prejudice or held on 20 April disadvantage, negotiations 2018 (including commercial and industrial negotiations) ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 6 Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Accountability Reports AIM – Arts In Motion 2018 Thank you for believing in us and supporting AIM – Arts in Motion 2018. 8 Schools from across Southland with 400 students came together for a fantastic night of entertainment. Time was always against us, starting planning in late January for an event of this nature in May was always going to be a challenge. Thanks to the amazing support of a group of key schools we were able to set rules, judging criteria and define what was important for our students. Judging criteria matched unit standards which many students could work towards. At times it felt like one step forward and one backwards with people pulling out (for very good reasons) and needing to be replaced. We ended up with 3 less schools than we had hoped for and pulled the event back to 1 night. This reduced costs but also reduced income. Student numbers also dropped from the expected 562 when entries come in, to 400 on the night. It was clear that the students and teachers had put huge effort into their performances, costumes, and sets. The overall standard was extremely high, with many of us feeling for the judges needing to make the tough calls and pick a winner. The 3 junior schools who officially where not competing for the prizes could have taken out many of the awards. I was blown away during the day by the way that the students supported and encouraged each other across the schools, the vibe around the Civic was electric. A few comments from schools “Congratulations to you and your team for an awesome event - let's hope it continues. As for community mindedness - you set the bar. It's great for our kids to have role models who are so generous with their time, energy and expertise.” Jim Turnell Limehills Primary “What a pleasure to be involved in AIM. I'm so pleased we came together as a group and got this going. Thank you so much to Darren and Lisa for all your work in producing the event. The kids loved it and it was such a worthwhile process to be involved in. Kids asked today what we're doing next year!” Kelly Wilkinson – Central Southland College “I would also like to add what an awesome night it was. I am so happy we managed to keep this alive as it is such an awesome experience for our young people. Roll on next year!!” Rowena Blair – James Hargest 7 Events Committee - 13 July 2018 - Accountability Reports “you did a wonderful job of this special event. I am really inspired by the work I was lucky enough to witness with my fellow judges :)” Rachel McMillian – Judge “Thank you to everyone for your hard work. I really appreciate it. I have already had emails from parents telling me how awesome they thought it was. Hope you enjoy a quiet weekend!!!!! I feel hit by a bus so can only imagine how some of you must feel!!!!” Paula Brown – James Hargest College “Just wanted to say thanks for everything that you have done with AIM and for the Arts in Southland. It was a terrific night and hope you manage to have a relaxing weekend! Our girls were just buzzing at the end of it, well done.
Recommended publications
  • Award for Ring Road Communications
    citynewsWIN TICKETS TO ARMAGEDDON Page 4 17 May 2013 Boom town Hamilton’s supply of industrial land and cheaper housing and office projects. is tipped to attract more businesses and people from Hamilton was becoming a very “liveable city’’, said Jason Auckland. Cargo, Major Development Case Leader at Hamilton A National Business Review analysis of the most recent City Council. building consent figures – residential and industrial – “We are a small city with ease of commuting and a range shows Waikato is building at a much faster rate than of facilities. We have plans and strategies in place to Auckland. continue to take us forward for the likes of a productive That’s backed up by a recent NAI Harcourts CBRE economy, quality of life and use of the river. industrial land stocktake which showed strong growth “People are coming here for lots of reasons – and we will in the city. continue to make our city an attractive destination and In the year to March, 4764 building consents were provide opportunities.” issued in Auckland, which has a population around 1.5 Mayor Julie Hardaker said the analysis provided proof million. That equals 3.16 consents per 1000 people, of what developers and city businesspeople had known nearly 50 per cent below Waikato’s rate of 4.49 per 1000 for some time – that Hamilton was providing the right with 1871 consents for a population of about 416,000. environment for economic growth which was now According to the latest Housing Affordability Survey attracting key players. Hamilton-Waikato house prices equal 4.7 times the “You only have to see the construction taking place in the average income here; Auckland’s is 6.7 and rising as central city at the moment to realise that Hamilton has www.hamilton.co.nz/our-city/city-strategies house prices soar higher.
    [Show full text]
  • Silver Ferns Vitality Netball World Cup Liverpool Media Guide 2019 July 2019
    VITALITY NETBALL WORLD CUP LIVERPOOL 2019 MEDIAGUIDE MEDIA MEDIA RESOURCES INFORMATON CONTENTS Media Contacts / 4 Media Information / 5 Venue Map / 6 Draw / 9 Silver Ferns Team / 15 Silver Ferns Management / 30 NZ Umpires / 31 Sponsors / 32 Silver Ferns History / 34 World Ranking / 35 Head to Head Stats / 36 World Netball Championship Placings / 47 Through the Years / 48 Silver Ferns Captains and Coaches / 62 High Performance / 64 MEDIA INFORMATION VITALITY NETBALL WORLD CUP LIVERPOOL 2019 5 MEDIA INFORMATON MEDIA MEDIA CONTACTS INFORMATION All Silver Ferns matches will be played at M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool. SILVER FERNS IN LIVERPOOL Kerry Manders (UK based) Post-match Mixed Zone media opportunities will be available after all Silver Ferns Test matches. Head of Communications and Marketing, Daily media updates will be sent out. Media, Government Relations Sign up to our mail out list by emailing [email protected] +64 21 410 970 SILVER FERNS IN NZ John Whiting (NNZ based) Communications and Channel Manager +64 27 468 8104 NETBALL WORLD CUP Jennifer Gibbon Digital Content & Marketing Officer [email protected] +44 1509 277 902 | +44 7458 126 925 PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photographer: Silver Ferns Michael Bradley Photography Michael Bradley, [email protected] M&S BANK ARENA LIVERPOOL ADDRESS: KING’S DOCK, PORT OF LIVERPOOL, 16 MONARCHS QUAY, LIVERPOOL L3 4FP, UK LIME ST DRAW LIME ST JAMES ST WHITECHAPEL LORD ST LORD ST CHURCH ST SOUTH JOHN ST PARADISE ST PARADISE CENTRAL HANOVER ST THOMAS STEERS WAY ROYAL SALTHOUSE QUAY ALBERT
    [Show full text]
  • Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, January 9, 2020 Hard, Dirty Politics Recalled
    Te Awamutu YourC community newspaper for over 100 years Thursday, January 9, 2020 Just Marilyn a Dame Lights back on It has been a hard season for Te Awamutu’s Community Christmas Tree — so it is back on for a bit more of the Apple-eating MP taunted furious Prime Minister festive/New Year break. Organiser Dean Taylor By DEAN TAYLOR / NZME STAFF says the tree was out of action for a few days earlier in Anyone of an age will remem- December due to vandalism. ber the era of politics when iron Contact Electrical repaired fisted men fought hard and dirty to secure their party had control the main vandalism and the of New Zealand’s Parliament. tree was restored as much as And no-one could forget Robert possible. Muldoon — 11 terms in the house Wind has also played for his electorate of Tamaki in havoc with the lights, and an both Government and opposition, electrical fault, possibly and three terms as Prime Minister caused by wind causing a during the turbulent late 1970s breakage, put the tree out of and early 1980s until the fateful action again around decision to call a snap election in Christmas and New Year. 1984. The lights will stay on for Amid this turmoil was our own another week or two. representative — Marilyn Waring, made a Dame companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit Holidays Ahoy in the New Year Honours for services to women and economics. challenge She was the National MP for Waipa¯District Libraries’ Raglan (our electorate at that Holidays Ahoy! Summer time) — a young woman who Challenge gets underway made a big difference to the New today and runs for two weeks.
    [Show full text]
  • In the Community 2019 SEASON 3 REVIEW COMMUNITY CONNECT Striking the Coast
    In the community 2019 SEASON 3 REVIEW COMMUNITY CONNECT Striking the Coast When Sunshine Coast Lightning (Lightning) was established three years ago as a joint venture between Melbourne Storm Rugby League Club and the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) as part of the Suncorp Super Netball (SSN) national league, one of its core values was to be a team for the community. As the only regional team in the SSN competition, the Club is in a unique position to create something extra special and involve the community at all levels. The Club has worked hard to live by this value and integrate across many facets of the Sunshine Coast region. From community appearances to partnering with local business and supporting local events and groups, there are so many connection points that have already been touched along the way. You’d be hard pressed to find a local who hadn’t heard of Lightning in one way or another! Every interaction with Lightning contributes towards building community foundations. That’s a large part of the team’s overall success – Lightning respects and appreciates all that the community has done to help support its growth, especially those who have been on the journey since the beginning. And that journey is quite an incredible one. In three short years Lightning has made three grand final appearances, winning back-to-back Premierships in 2017 and 2018, as well as being awarded Minor Premiers in 2019, making it the most successful start-up professional sporting team in Australian history. As highly visible members of the community, Lightning players, coaches and staff understand their unique position and aspire to make a positive contribution.
    [Show full text]
  • Made from More Anzpremiership.Co.Nz
    MADE FROM MORE ANZPREMIERSHIP.CO.NZ 2017MEDIAGUIDE MADE ABOUT THE ANZ PREMIERSHIP On March 26, 2017, a new era of Netball in New Zealand begins - the FROM ANZ Premiership – New Zealand’s new elite Netball League. MORE TEAMS. MORE MORE INTENSITY. MORE EXCITEMENT. Featuring six teams; SKYCITY Mystics, Northern Stars, Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic, Central Pulse, Mainland Tactix and Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel – fans will be treated to supreme skills and fierce rivalries. All matches broadcast LIVE on SKY Sport on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays - 13 rounds, including three Super Sundays (Rounds 1, 6 and 12) before the season culminates in a two-game Finals Series with the top three teams. The ANZ Premiership will deliver fans more entertainment. Netball in New Zealand is back with a vengeance! CONTENTS Media Accreditation / 3 Media Resources / 4 Fixtures / 5 Rules & Format / 8 Import Players / 11 Umpires / 12 Key Stats & Milestones / 15 Northern Mystics / 21 Northern Stars / 27 Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic / 33 Central Pulse / 39 Mainland Tactix / 45 Southern Steel / 51 Partners / 57 ANZPremiership.co.nz 1 EVERY GAME LIVE ON SUNDAY from 2pm MONDAY from 7.30pm WEDNESDAY from 7.30pm PLUS: NETBALL ZONE, your weekly Netball wrap every Wednesday night following the match. RESOURCES MEDIA MEDIA RESOURCES Key Media Contacts MEDIA RESOURCES For general league enquiries, please contact the Netball New Zealand (NNZ) media team KERRY MANDERS Head of Communications & Marketing M +64 21 410 970, E [email protected] AMY WADWELL Communications and
    [Show full text]
  • Another Big Year for Sport? Page 8 2019 Shapes As Big for Sport in Queensland As Last Year – Potentially, at Least
    Sportswatch Summer 2019 What’s Inside From the QSport Office Page 3 Move It AUS - Participation Page 5 Annual General Meetings on 27th March Page 6 The 18th Legend of Queensland Sport Mal Meninga being interviewed by The Courier-Mail Sunday Mail chief sports writer Robert “Crash” Craddock at the 2018 Queensland Sport Awards on 28 November last year at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre – a highlight of another successful Awards Presentation. SportAccord is coming to Australia for the first time in 2019 Another big year for sport? Page 8 2019 shapes as big for sport in Queensland as last year – potentially, at least. 24th Annual Queensland Sport Awards With 2018 a tale of two halves, this year could well end up the same, albeit Page 10 for different reasons. Five things, among others, stand out about last year – the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games that came and went and Sandpapergate that came Nominate a remarkable in the first half of 2018, then resurfaced in after effects on Cricket Australia’s Queenslander today. governance and management in the second half, along with a National Page 12 Sport Plan and a broad based consultation phase to underpin the ongoing development of the new Queensland Sport and Active Recreation Strategy for the next decade. 24th Annual Queensland 2019 will see all sorts of events unfold, including a Federal election, Sport Awards - Hall of Fame Queensland try to win back Origin supremacy and Australian cricket and Page 15 rugby union attempt to win back respect on field in England and Japan respectively and off field as well.
    [Show full text]
  • Sunshine Coast Lightning Was Established In
    ISSUE 5 | AUGUST STORM’S Thanks to Posters | Interviews | Articles | Colouring In | Parents Zone | SC Lightning + more! /1 Welcome to issue 5 of Storm’s Kids Hub, thanks to Springfree Trampoline - we hope you enjoyed our special Indigenous round issue! Inside you’ll find latest club news, interviews with our stars, as well as fun activities and print outs. In this issue, we are pleased to introduce to you our Sunshine Coast Lightning Netball team. Lightning has been part of the Storm family for four years and the team has been very successful in the Australian Super Netball competition. Follow them on their socials @sunshinecoastlightning Melbourne Storm respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waterways of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging; and extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, for they hold the memories and hopes of this land. To learn more about the culturally rich and diverse Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Countries and Clans, visit your local Land Council or Trust. /3 Welch happy to trade off battle scars for wins. Christian Welch has copped a few knocks to the head lately and while he’s lamenting a couple of new scars, he said he’s willing to sacrifice his modelling career for the greater good. “The head’s going south but we’re winning games, that’s the priority,” he told media this week following our round 14 win over the Roosters.” “I“I lovelove thisthis club.”club.” Brittany Denton
    [Show full text]
  • Te Awamutu Courier
    CARING FOR YOUR SAFETY Autorobot Straightening Body Alignment Systems 24 Hour Salvage Ph (07) 871-5069 Bond Road, Te Awamutu, P.O. Box 437 6777904AA Fax (07) 871-4069 A/H (07) 871-7336 email: [email protected] Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2009 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Magic gathering momentum Psychic show A non-profit clairvoyance Waipa Weekend provides vital step in buildup and healing show is being staged here on Saturday night. Jill Shaw says she channels information from the audience to give them guidance and clarity about what is going on around them. ‘‘Sometimes I can also channel information about their future or connect to people who have passed over. ’’ Marion Golding-Clarke provides information about healing techniques and invites people from the audience to join her so that she can demonstrate what she does. The show is at the Red Cross Hall at 7pm. Tickets from Gail’s Creations or at the door and refreshments are provided. Bras for Africa Te Awamutu store ‘Poopee Pants’ is supporting a nation- wide drive by ‘Breastmates’. A collection of secondhand bras is underway to send to women and girls in villages in TC260309CA01 Zimbabwe. PULSE wing defence Cushla Litchwark (right) does her best to slow ‘‘The bras will be distributed down Magic’s Laura Langman. to school girls and women, in villages around Harare in BY COLIN THORSEN AND JANE HUNT Zimbabwe, many of whom do not own any underwear or may Coach Noeline Taurua wanted pionship in Auckland in a fortnight only have one bra.’’ Colourplus Waikato Bay of Plenty when the Mystics will be bolstered Donations can be dropped Magic to build momentum going into by the inclusion of Temepara into Poopee Pants between the ANZ Trans Tasman Netball George, Vilimaina Davu and 10am — 4.30pm Tuesday to Championship.
    [Show full text]
  • Ninety-Fifth Annual Report 2019
    Ninety-fifth Annual Report 2019 We live this game. Contents 5 .......... Board Chair and Chief Executive Report 52 ....... Netball Super Club 12 ....... Key Statistics 54 ....... Queen’s Birthday Honours 13 ....... Netball New Zealand Board and Staff 55 ....... Domestic Events Fuji Xerox NZ Secondary 14 ....... President’s Report Schools Netball Champs ....... Tania Dalton Foundation 16 Netball NZ U19 Champs 18 ....... The Zones brought to you by NZ Police Netball Northern Netball NZ U17 Champs Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty ....... Community Netball Central 60 Netball Mainland 68 ....... Pacific Sporting Partnership Netball South 70 ....... 2019 New Zealand Netball Awards 24 ....... Commercial 72 ....... Monica Leggat 28 ....... Silver Ferns 74 ....... Life Members PURE Joy 1979 Silver Ferns Reunion 75 ....... Service Awards 38 ....... National Squads and Teams 78 ....... Whole of Netball Plan 40 ....... Events Overview 82 ....... The Netball System 44 ....... ANZ Premiership 84 ....... Financials 50 ....... Beko Netball League Photography: Michael Bradley Photography, mbphoto.co.nz 95th Annual Report and Financial Statements for the 12 months 1 December 2018 to 30 November 2019. The Annual Report and these Financial Statements will be presented to the 93rd Council Meeting of Netball New Zealand to be held in Christchurch on Saturday 22 February 2020. Netball New Zealand Annual Report 2019 3 We live this game. Jennie Wyllie (left), Netball NZ Chief Executive, and Allison Ferguson (right), Netball NZ Board Chair, at the 2019 New Zealand Netball Awards Netball New Zealand Annual Report 2019 5 With the Netball World Cup taking place, 2019 was a pinnacle The year 2019 proved to be event year, which was underpinned by a number of key changes culminating in a massive shift for the sport.
    [Show full text]
  • Sir Peter Leitch Club at MT SMART STADIUM, HOME of the MIGHTY VODAFONE WARRIORS
    Sir Peter Leitch Club AT MT SMART STADIUM, HOME OF THE MIGHTY VODAFONE WARRIORS 26th September 2018 Newsletter #237 And Then There Were Two By David Kemeys Former Sunday Star-Times Editor, Former Editor-in-Chief Suburban Newspapers, Long Suffering Warriors Fan HE MELBOURNE Storm and the Roosters, the sides that finished one and two this year, will contest the Tgrand final. I am conflicted. My grandson is a Roosters fan, and nearly swallowed his ears when Joseph Manu gave him his boots after the win over the Bunnies. There was talk of the grandparents nipping over to go to the final to share the experience with him but that’s not going to happen. On the one hand I hate the Roosters. On the other, I hate the Storm too. This causes no end of annoyance to various people at the Storm, who actually read my rants, but truth be known the hatred is purely jealousy. They are the club we all aspire to be, brilliant, consistent, great to watch and in Cameron Smith and Billy Slat- er they have the two best players of a generation. Until Cooper Cronk buggered off to the Roosters they had three. And now we find Slater’s participation in the grand final has been confirmed. Conflicted I said, hell yes. I’m glad he will get to go out on a high and sign off on a wonderful career in the biggest game of all. On the other hand, he should not have got away with it. No surprise there is now hell on.
    [Show full text]
  • Netball Northern Zone Member Forum Nov 2013
    Netball Northern Zone Member Forum 13 September 2014 Introduction Dianne McAteer: Chair Netball Northern Zone & Greater Auckland Netball Ltd (Northern Mystics) Introduction • Introduction of team and their roles - Jill Clapcott - Hamish Barton - Trish Wilcox - Tracey Spence - Jan Skilton - Anne Nicholson - Sarah Brierly - Jo Hona - Trina Henare - Northern Mystics team Strategic Plan Pillars • Community and Culture – Increase participation – Build trust-based, collaborative relationships that advance netball within our Zone – Deliver value to all centres a way that meets their individual needs – Working with Netball NZ in an integrated way Strategic Plan Pillars • Capability – Coaches – Umpires – Technical Officials – Volunteers Strategic Plan Pillars • High Performance – Top 4 in ANZ Championship – Developing quality athletes through our Performance and High Performance Programmes – Integrated programme delivery in line with Netball NZ programmes – Appropriate athlete support Strategic Plan Pillars • Business Capability – Financial sustainability – Sharing of best practice throughout our Zone – Northern Mystics are our ‘shop front’ for netball – Retain & deliver value to our funders/sponsors – High quality staff throughout our Zone Pie Chart for allocation2014 Expenditure of Budget 2014 9% • 18% 19% Admin Community 36% Performance 18% Other Staff KiwiSport/ASB Programmes Financial Report • 2014 Year End Forecast - Projected break even position for the Zone - Projected deficit for the Mystics - Zone Budget carefully managed throughout the
    [Show full text]
  • Read the 2019 NNZ Annual Report
    Ninety-fifth Annual Report 2019 We live this game. Contents 5 .......... Board Chair and Chief Executive Report 52 ....... Netball Super Club 12 ....... Key Statistics 54 ....... Queen’s Birthday Honours 13 ....... Netball New Zealand Board and Staff 55 ....... Domestic Events Fuji Xerox NZ Secondary 14 ....... President’s Report Schools Netball Champs ....... Tania Dalton Foundation 16 Netball NZ U19 Champs 18 ....... The Zones brought to you by NZ Police Netball Northern Netball NZ U17 Champs Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty ....... Community Netball Central 60 Netball Mainland 68 ....... Pacific Sporting Partnership Netball South 70 ....... 2019 New Zealand Netball Awards 24 ....... Commercial 72 ....... Monica Leggat 28 ....... Silver Ferns 74 ....... Life Members PURE Joy 1979 Silver Ferns Reunion 75 ....... Service Awards 38 ....... National Squads and Teams 78 ....... Whole of Netball Plan 40 ....... Events Overview 82 ....... The Netball System 44 ....... ANZ Premiership 84 ....... Financials 50 ....... Beko Netball League Photography: Michael Bradley Photography, mbphoto.co.nz 95th Annual Report and Financial Statements for the 12 months 1 December 2018 to 30 November 2019. The Annual Report and these Financial Statements will be presented to the 93rd Council Meeting of Netball New Zealand to be held in Christchurch on Saturday 22 February 2020. Netball New Zealand Annual Report 2019 3 We live this game. Jennie Wyllie (left), Netball NZ Chief Executive, and Allison Ferguson (right), Netball NZ Board Chair, at the 2019 New Zealand Netball Awards Netball New Zealand Annual Report 2019 5 With the Netball World Cup taking place, 2019 was a pinnacle The year 2019 proved to be event year, which was underpinned by a number of key changes culminating in a massive shift for the sport.
    [Show full text]