News

Massive cyclone damage in Vanuatu

The cyclone that hit Vanuatu in early March created widespread devastation and Oceania Hockey Federation will provide support to help hockey communities get back on their feet.

Oceania Seeking CEO

This is a new and exciting opportunity that comes at a pivotal time for a strong communicator and change leader who will maximise and grow the sport of hockey from community, performance and social impact perspectives in the Oceania region.

Play for Equity

The Australian Government's Play for Equity Fund is a new approach trailing the provision of funding to innovative community initiatives aimed at advancing gender equity in and through sport in the Pacific.

Hook in4 Health Training

Hook in4 Health Staff and Hockey Volunteers in both Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu have completed SRHR training with Hin4H partner NSW Family Planning.

Recognition of Oceania Volunteers

On International Volunteers Day Oceania Hockey Federation recognises and celebrates individuals across out Oceania Region who selflessly give their time and expertise to the administration and promotion of Hockey.

Fortuitous Meeting proves a Benefit to Solomon Islands Hockey

Gill Gemming met Robyn Godfrey at the Honiara Airport as they both waited to travel to Australia. While chatting as they waited, Robyn offered her assistance with the development of Hockey Umpires and Officials in the Solomon Islands for the Pacific Games.

Junior World Cup Qualifier

The Junior World Cup (JWC) Qualifier was held in Canberra, Australia from the 8th to the 11th of December

Hook in4 Health Making Significant Impact in Port Moresby

PNGHF, POMHF and the Hook in4 Health team were able to demonstrate to CDO Gill Gemming that hockey was back up and running in Port Moresby while the Hook in4 Health team were making considerable impact with young hockey participants.

Hockey Milestone Meeting in Solomon Islands

OHF noticed that there appeared to be 2 Hockey Federations with the same name existing in the Solomon Islands. This situation needed to be resolved so that there was a clear recognised, affiliated, federation for both the Pacific Games Organising Committee and Oceania Hockey Federation to work beside.