NZ Curling Association

19 Oct 2009 – The NZ Curling Association's latest newsletter includes the upcoming Pacific Curling Championships, a reminder of our 125th anniversary in 2011, and The Roaring Game – Bro Wilson Mawhinney's excellent history of curling in New Zealand.

30 Sep 2009 – The September 2009 newsletter of the NZ Curling Association congratulates the winners of the most recent national tournaments, introduces the just-released high performance development plan and clarifies eligibility criteria for NZ representative teams.

31 Jul 2009 – The July 2009 newsletter from the NZ Curling Association includes the Curling Court, draft 2010 calendar (including a proposed Test series against Australia) a reminder of the 100% Pure NZ Wnter Games and an update on My Lord, Bro. Dick McArthur.

29 June 2009 – The latest NZ Curling Association newsletter announces the National coaches for the following year, gives notice of the NZCA's 125th anniversary in 2011 and suggests how we can encourage both the current and traditional games. There is also a reminder of the upcoming Curlers' Court – clubs must get candidates' names to Pete Becker by Friday 10 July.

24 Jun 2009 – The NZ Curling Association newsletter for June includes the appointment of National Selectors, a new Auckland Liaison Officer role, an update on NZ tournament and NZ representative team eligibility, and a reminder of the Curlers' Court.

Clubs must advise candidates for the Curlers' Court by 10 July.

21 May 2009 – This NZ Curling Association newsletter includes items from the AGM held at Oturehua on 8 May, office holders for 2009, the latest news on Auckland's rink and updates from Dunedin's recent World Seniors Curling Championship and the World Mixed Doubles held in Italy.

A date has also been set for this year's Curlers' Court.

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17 Aug 2016 – ONE News called in on the one-day Curling @ Altitude bonspiel at the Southern Hemisphere Vehicle Proving Grounds at the top of the Pisa Range on Sunday.

Click here to see reporter George Berry's take on the event, and comments from Lowburn's Jack Davis and Cardrona's Roger Gardiner.