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First Impressions
First Impressions online training offers New Zealand’s frontline organisations the chance to upskill for RWC 2011 and deliver an exceptional welcome to our international guests.
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Learn the Anthems
One way to support our visitors is to learn their team or national anthem, so you can sing along with them.
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Song contest
Do you have a ‘real’ New Zealand song for Rugby World Cup 2011 and the REAL New Zealand Festival? Now’s your chance to have it heard!
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Adopt a Second Team
Choosing a second team to ‘adopt’ is an easy way to get in behind RWC 2011, welcome visiting teams to New Zealand and support them and their fans while they’re here.
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RWC 2011 Flag Bunting
Get into party mode and decorate with RWC 2011 flag bunting to celebrate the Tournament and make our visitors feel at home.
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Best Dressed Street
Will you have the Best Dressed Street during Rugby World Cup 2011? Upload a photo of your decorated street and win a street party.
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Keep NZ Beautiful Week
Roll your sleeves up and join the rest of New Zealand preparing to welcome our RWC 2011 guests, by making the country look beautiful before, during and after the Tournament.
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RWC Education Programme
The Rugby World Cup 2011 Education Programme uses the Tournament to excite New Zealand primary and intermediate students and enhance their learning at the same time.
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RWC 2011 Roadshow
Come along to the RWC 2011 Roadshow in your nearest town to get a taste of all the excitement and festivities you can expect during Tournament time.
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This site is full of events and information related to the recent Rugby World Cup 2011. (Go the All Blacks!)
Some copy is therefore out of date, but you'll still find useful info about New Zealand.
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Be a part of
Get Involved
No matter who you are, there’s a fun and easy way to get involved in the RWC 2011 action. As well as six weeks of world-class rugby, every corner of New Zealand will be buzzing with activity during Tournament time.
Kia kaha te whakauru mai
Ahakoa ko wai koe, he wāhanga pārekareka, ngāwari e tuwhera ana mōu ki a kuhu atu ki ngā mahi a te RWC 2011. Ina hoki ngā wiki e ono e mātakitaki ana i te taumata o te whutupōrō, haruru ana ngā kokona o Aotearoa i ngā mahi i roto i te wāhanga tātāwhāinga.
Be a part of
Rugby World
Cup 2011
Find out more about how you can be part of this momentous event in New Zealand’s history with our toolkits.
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