General Interest

Melissa Ingram of Auckland set a NZ Record for 200m Backstroke short course on November 8 in winning the World Cup event in Beijing. Melissa's time of 2:03.0 is world class. Way to go Melissa!

 Absolute Insurance has donated $7200 to the disaster relief funds for Canterbury Earthquake and Pike River mine victims and families. Like all New Zealanders we empathise with all those closely affected as we know how disaster is never far away from us all. The support we have received by ...

 Tash Hind won a silver medal at the New delhi games anchoring the ladies 4x200 Freestyle relay and you'll see Tash in action with the rest of the Absolute AllStars at the finals of the Auckland Swim League November 26 at West Wave.

 The Absolute AllStars swim team won their round of the Auckland Swim League on Saturday September 10 and in so doing have qualified for the Premier division finals to be held November 26 at West Wave, Auckland.

Congratulations to all team members, managers, and supporters!

Now ...

 Absolute Insurance sponsor a team of swimmers aged from 9 years to 50 plus in the exciting new Auckland Swim League competition. The Absolute Allstars plan to be at the finals November 26 for a run at the $20,000 prize money! Next meet is September 10. 

Despite having to achieve qualifying times that virtually guarantee at least 6th place in the Commonwealth, three of our sponsored swimmers have made the grade.

Moss Burmester, Melissa Ingram and Emily Thomas are off to India later in 2010 to win medals for New Zealand in the toughest of ...

 The Legends of swimming relay event, held April 10 2010, included all of new Zealand's Olympic swimming medallists, as well as many Commonwealth games champions - including our own Jaynie - and former NZ representatives.

The team captained by former swimming great Mark Treffers ...

Investing in the futures of our emerging athletes, coaches, and disadvantaged citizens is a key motivator for the owners of Absolute Insurance.

Absolute Insurance has committed a further $40000 to community and sports sponsorship programs over the course of 2010.