Sir Murray Halberg, the Founder of the Halberg Trust.

The Trust was established in 1963.

"Every New Zealander no matter what their ability has the right to participate in the sport or active recreation pursuit of their choice - there are no exceptions!"

Lifetime Achievement Award Eligibility, Criteria and Voting

Life Time Achievement Award

The Lifetime Achievement Award is awarded to an individual who over their lifetime has given outstanding service to sport as either an administrator or coach, at local and/or national level.

Eligibility
Must be a New Zealand Citizen, or hold a Resident or Permanent Resident Visa.

Nominations

May be made by National Sporting Organisations, sports clubs, Halberg Trustees, or any other interested parties.
Are made by submitting a brief CV detailing the nominee’s service and achievements.
Must be received by Halberg Trust by 30 November.

Voting

Nominations are considered and voted on by Halberg Trustees.

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Sir Murray Halberg, the Founder of the Halberg Trust.

The Trust was established in 1963.

Lifetime Achievement Award Eligibility, Criteria and Voting

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Honouring sporting excellence and linking people

with a disability to sport and active leisure

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Sir Murray Halberg, the Founder of the Halberg Trust. The Trust was established in 1963.

Lifetime Achievement Award Eligibility, Criteria and Voting

A big thanks to all our sponsors

Sir Murray Halberg, the Founder of the Halberg Trust.

The Trust was established in 1963.