Health and Wellness
Maintaining a Healthy Environment at Your Workplace
Our Health and Wellness programme is targeted at improving a healthy workplace, team development, motivation of staff, organisational culture and staff building. We deliver fun and motivating workshops personalised for your organisation.
Healthy Body (BIA)
Group exercise sessions to suit all fitness levels, body composition analyses, health seminars, as well as other options to help your team get active.
Healthy Eating
A series of workshops designed to educate your team on the key aspect of healthy eating, with practical take home tips for the whole family.
Healthy Mind
Helping build a more positive workplace by recognising, addressing and managing everyday challenges including stress and motivation to improve overall wellbeing.
Healthy Together
Building successful teams with many hands and one mind through team building activities, challenges, goal setting and exploring team culture.
Latest Resources and News
The Latest Resources
The Latest News
Harbour Sport Gameplan – Latest News
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Vacancy – Community Bike Administrator – Harbour Sport
Community Bike Administrator Full time | 40 hours | Albany, North Shore | Make a difference – help kids and communities gain cycling confidence Join the team at Harbour Sport and help more young people learn to ride, ride safely, and build confidence through cycling. ...
Vacancy -Regional Sports Director – sport auckland
REGIONAL SPORTS DIRECTOR -Epsom, Auckland (Hybrid)- Management (Sport & Recreation)- Full time We have an exciting opportunity for someone who is passionate about creating opportunities for our rangatahi to experience quality sporting experiences. We are seeking a...
Vacancy – Kaikori Pāpori Māori – Māori Community Activator – Harbour Sport
Māori Community Activator – Te Oranga Kaiora Full time | Albany, Auckland | Make a real impact in community and whānau wellbeing Te Oranga Kaiora is Harbour Sport’s kaupapa Māori movement and wellbeing programme, designed to uplift tamariki and rangatahi through...
Vacancy – Healthy Lifestyle Advisor – Harbour Sport
Full time | Albany, Auckland | Make a real impact in community wellbeing Harbour Sport’s Active for Life team is looking for a passionate and people focused Healthy Lifestyle Advisor to empower individuals and whānau across Waitematā to live healthier, more active...
Vacancy – Community Event Coordinator – Harbour Sport & Albany Community Hub
A great opportunity to work in a values-driven organisation and help deliver events that connect and inspire our community.
Takapuna District cricket club – 75th Anniversary Celebration
Celebrating our National Award for Championing Community Through Sport!
Harbour Sport is proud to celebrate a powerful win at the 2025 Sport NZ Sport & Recreation Awards – taking home the Commercial Partnership Award alongside Harcourts Cooper & Co. This award honours a shared commitment to strengthening communities through sport,...
Vacancy – Community Activator – Greater Albany – Harbour Sport
Seeking an energetic Community Activator to champion community-led development (CLD) across Greater Albany. Play a pivotal role to activate Albany with resident-led projects. Grow leaders and boost community resilience. Work for a fun and forward-thinking organisation
Vacancy – Community Strength & Balance Manager – Harbour Sport
Lead a passionate team, own your space, and make a lasting difference in the lives of older adults across Tāmaki Makaurau.
NZSSSC Census Student representation in school sport has been static.
Top 5 sports over the past 5 years have been Football, Netball, Rugby, Hockey and Basketball.
Basketball, Volleyball and Badminton have been consistent in increasing student representation in the last 3 years.
- In 2015, 50% of students in the Harbour region represented their school in sport.
- Boys’ representation had an increase of 1% whereas Girls’ representation had a decrease of 2%.
- In 2015, schools in the Harbour region offered students the opportunity to represent their school in 66 out of the 81 sports recognised in the census.