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Rugby World Cup 2011 volunteers still needed


NORTHLAND 2011
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 03 November 2010

Rugby World Cup 2011 volunteers still needed

Interviews are being held next week for people who have applied to be Rugby World Cup 2011 (RWC 2011) volunteers – and there’s still a chance for those yet to register to get involved.

Interviews are being held at the Northland Events Centre in Whangarei over two days next week. If you haven’t already registered, you can still register on the spot to be interviewed on Monday 8 November between 4pm and 7pm.

Sport Northland’s Colleen Atchison says there are still gaps to be filled, but people need to be quick as interviews need to be completed this year to allow training and uniforms to be organised.

“Volunteering is a fantastic opportunity for residents to be involved in one of the biggest sporting events our country will ever host,” Mrs Atchison says.

“Let’s make sure we show off our region, and the entire country, at its best. In Northland we are well known for our warm welcome and hospitable people. Now is our chance to show the world just how great a place we have here.”

Don’t miss out on being part of the RWC 2011 action – come on down and get involved:

Where: Northland Events Centre
When: Monday 8 November, 4-7pm
What: Register on the spot and be interviewed for RWC 2011 volunteer positions


For more information on being a RWC 2011 volunteer and details about application criteria, visit www.rugbyworldcup.com/volunteer

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