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FMC Newsletter April 2014
Youth Scholarships Following a three year trial period, the FMC youth scholarships have been revamped and are back for 2014. Because of low demand, there are no skills scholarships on [...]
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COVID-19: FMC’s advice to clubs and backcountry users
Running for the hills? These are sad and stressful times for many, as we grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic. While this might seem like a great time to escape the [...]
Put your money where their mouth is
Have an outdoor friend who isn't involved in a club, but they still feel strongly about issues which affect our ability to enjoy NZ's mountains and wild places? Put your [...]
2018 Club circulars
Here are links to material sent to clubs in 2018. The latest material can be found here. Draft Rules 1/7/2018 Your club’s contribution to FMC’s Ski Touring program 22/05/18 FMC [...]
About the member benefits scheme
How does it work? A company who wants to be part of the scheme simply needs to offer some type of discount or incentive for FMC members. (You can see [...]
FMC welcomes Danilo Hegg as Executive Officer
FMC is delighted to welcome Danilo to the staff team. Danilo should need no introduction to those with the latest copy of Moirs Guide- North, or those whose internet search for photos [...]
Tramping Clubs of New Zealand Centenary
In the evening of the 3rd of July, 1919, William Hughes Field and Frederick William Vosseler held “a meeting of ‘tramp’ enthusiasts”. The 21 people who attended on that Thursday [...]
