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Whangarei |
Fri 26 March |
3.00pm |
Papakura |
Sun 21 March |
9.00am |
Rotorua |
Fri 19 March |
10.00am |
Palmerston North |
Fri 19 March |
10.00am |
Napier |
Sat 20 March |
10.00am |
Nelson |
Sun 21 March |
4.00pm |
Christchurch |
Sun 21 March |
2.00pm |
Mosgiel |
Sat 20 March |
1.00pm |
National Final
The 2010 National Final will be held on Thursday 1 April in Wellington.
For further information, please email lisa@rnzrsa.org.nz or phone 04 384 7994.
Speech subject: ‘New Zealanders at War’
This subject matter embraces New Zealanders who served in the South Africa War, World War One, World War Two, the occupation force in Japan, the Korean War, operations in Malaya and Borneo, Vietnam War, Afghanistan, and numerous Peacekeeping operations such as East Timor and the Middle East.
Speechmakers may choose a particular war/operation or to cover them collectively; or they may choose to profile a servicemen from the past or a living veteran; or an aspect of the commemoration of war (Anzac Day/war memorials).
Eligibility: Year 12 and 13 students who are able to travel independently to Regional and National competitions. Please also see the Terms and Conditions below.
Speech duration: 6–8 minutes
Preparation and delivery: Students must prepare and deliver his/her own speech. Delivery may not include the use of projection or other imaging or the use of a lectern.
Competition prizes:
The Regional Winner will receive $1,000 prize money in a National
Bank account, an engraved RSA plaque, and Youth membership to the RSA.
The Regional Winner’s school will also receive $1,000 and a relevant
military history book for their school library.
The National Winner will receive a trip to Gallipoli as a guest of the RNZRSA on the official New Zealand delegation for the ANZAC Commemorations; a further $1,000 prize money on a National Bank Travel Card; a laptop and digital camera to record their experience; and a winner’s trophy to be displayed at their school for a year and a small trophy for the winner to retain.

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