Sportswoman of the Year

Times Online
 November 17, 2005
 

Zara Phillips named sportswoman of the year
By Times Online
 
Zara Phillips, gold medallist in the European Eventing Championships, beat...

Anyone can make a difference

Anyone Can Make A Difference

Approximately four years ago, a New Zealand thoroughbred named Beadman(after the very successful Australian jockey Darren Beadman) was sold to Germany to Adele and Ecki...

A significant boost for CatWalk

New Zealand-based research into Spinal Cord Injury received a significant boost today (Thursday 27 October), with the donation of $70,000 towards the fighting fund for a cure.

The founder...

Lifetime dream realised for Otago Schoolboy

Adam Hall is New Zealand¹s first selection for the 2006 Winter Paralympics in Torino, Italy, in March.  A member of the New Zealand Disabled Ski Team Hall will compete in the Slalom, Super G...

CatWalks Patron Stars

At the end of a fabulous clear Jumping round, Britain’s Zara Phillips on Toytown is the 2005 FEI European Eventing Champion having kept her Dressage score of 38 penalty points throughout. Another Briton, William...

Exciting Research
Four expressions of interest were received and all have been asked to submit full applications. These will be assessed alongside the applications for Neurological Foundation funding received in the next grant round. These...

When I smashed my leg in the worst fall of my career in Melbourne back in 1997 I was lucky.
You might think that’s a surprising statement to make, but when I look at the bigger picture it’s quite true. That fall very nearly ended my...

UK scientists clone human embryo

There is controversy around human cloning
 
British...

Spine trust gets winery support
By Charlotte Woolard

Winemaker Michelle Richardson will add her wines to a dinner
fundraiser for spinal...