New Zealand Athletics is the governing body for track and field sports in New Zealand. It oversees various athletic events, including running, jumping, and throwing competitions. The organization aims to promote athletics at all levels, from grassroots to elite, and supports athletes in their training and development. The country has produced several notable athletes, such as Valerie Adams, a two-time Olympic champion in shot put, and Nick Willis, a middle-distance runner with multiple Olympic medals. New Zealand Athletics also organizes national championships and provides resources for coaches and officials to enhance the sport's growth and participation.