by Lucy Kingsbeer | Sep 20, 2021 | Wai
The concept of Wai Ora captures the importance of how the state of our environments where we live, learn, work and play have a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of our people.Our Lead Systems Innovator Eddie Edmonds has recently completed the Wai Ora...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | Apr 25, 2021 | Wai
Water continues to be a key feature of junior sporting sidelines thanks to local leadership by sports clubs who are dedicated to making water the easy choice. The Player of the Day initiative, which is part of the Go the H20 movement, was created to support sports...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | Apr 25, 2021 | Wai
Water is the life giver of all things. Wai represents the life blood of Papatūānuku, the tears of Ranginui and is the domain of Tangaroa. It is a taonga, an essential element of life for Māori and plays a central role in a tribe’s hinengaro, tinana and wairua state,...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | Dec 18, 2020 | Wai
Summer sport has kicked off for another season and we are excited and proud to have 40 clubs on board this summer, across eight different summer sports codes. It is great to see these clubs and codes support the Go the H20 Player of the Day initiative for another...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | Mar 6, 2020 | Wai
Being recognised as Player of the Day is often a highlight for junior sports players. Taita Cricket Club’s junior team recently had the added bonus of having their Go the H2O Player of the Day certificates presented by Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry. Known as a keen...
by Lucy Kingsbeer | Nov 22, 2019 | Wai
More clubs across the wider Wellington Region are ditching their unhealthy sponsorship and promoting water instead as part of the ever expanding Go the H2O movement. What started with one local sports code and Hutt City Council has grown to include 69 clubs from 12...
