Aimee Fisher became NZ’s latest kayaking World Champion overnight, winning gold in the K1 500m at the ICF Sprint World Championship in Copenhagen. Fisher was

Applications are open for High Performance Sport NZ’s  Te Hāpaitanga initiative, to support the development of emerging and high potential female coaches. Te Hāpaitanga is

Canoe Racing NZ is planning on running the National Performance Assessment (NPA) on the 7th and 8th October 2021 at the HPTC in Karapiro.  The assessment will

Due to the uncertainty we are facing with Covid levels we have made the following decisions regarding the upcoming CRNZ events. We hope to be

At midnight tonight, everywhere in NZ except Auckland will drop down into Alert Level 2, which will be a huge relief to everyone. At level

The Paracanoe competition at the Tokyo Paralympic Games ran from 2-4 September, with NZ proudly represented by Scott Martlew and Corbin Hart. Both Kiwis performed

From 11:59pm tonight (Tuesday 31st August) , all areas south of Auckland will move to Alert Level 3 which means paddlers in these areas are

The CRNZ Competition and Performance Coach symposium, which was set to be held in September has been rescheduled to later in the year, as a

The NZ women’s team had access to some unique equipment for their Tokyo campaign, developed through “Project 0.5,” a collaborative innovation and technology project designed

Photographer Vera Bucsu was on hand for CRNZ at the Sea Forest Waterway to capture the magic of New Zealand’s spellbinding performances at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Here are a selection of a few of her favourite images and why she loves them.

CRNZ is looking for a new team member! The Content, Design & Commercial Assistant role is new at CRNZ. Our objective in creating this role

While the stellar New Zealand women’s squad quite rightly earned the plaudits for plundering three gold medals at Tokyo 2020 – the men’s squad also made their mark.