Kawepūrongo - News & Stories
Tēnā koe, welcome to our newsroom! Here we share stories and news from the amputee community and the exciting things happening year round.
For questions and media enquiries, please contact communications@nzals.co.nz
Rachel Māia: Back to Real Rock
NZ Paraclimber Rachel Māia has had an incredible journey since becoming an amputee in 2019. Read More
Have a Go Golf Day - 10 April 2021
Peke Waihanga is excited to be holding our first ever Have a Go Golf Day with Whakatane Golf Club! Register at https://tinyurl.com/HaveAGoGolf This free event is open to all... Read More
Amputee Rehabilitation Study Day - Northland
After an awesome first event in Auckland, Peke Waihanga is excited to bring our Amputee Rehab Study Day to the Northland Region! Read More
'A lot of sweat and tears': Limb-it-less Shaz Dagg conquers Coast to Coast
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Paratriathlete Shaz Dagg looking to inspire in Coast to Coast
Paratriathlete Shaz Dagg is not afraid of a challenge and now she has her eyes on becoming the first female amputee to complete the Coast to Coast. Read More
Diabetes Action Month - Interview with Paul Sellars
For Diabetes Action Month, we are chatting with amputees with diabetes about their experiences. Our Peer Support and Events Coordinator Matt Bryson sat down for a chat with amputee and... Read More
Diabetes Action Month - Interview with Phil May
For Diabetes Action Month, we are chatting with amputees with diabetes about their experiences. Our Peer Support and Events Coordinator Matt Bryson sat down for a chat with amputee Phil May. Read More
Kids Get Active Days 2020
Peke Waihanga and Dsport are excited to announce Kids Get Active is back for 2020/2021! Venues and dates are below. Read More
ACC Feedback Survey - Live Stronger For Longer
ACC are conducting research alongside Live Stronger For Longer so that they can develop a solution which delivers great, sustainable outcomes in the injury prevention space for New Zealanders that... Read More
Patient Survey - We want to hear from you!
It’s important to us that our tūroro (patients) and their whānau have the opportunity to share their feedback on our service and how we can provide them the best... Read More