In February 2024, Insidethegames reported on the situation in Taekwondo New Zealand. Athletes who were due to represent New Zealand at the Olympic Qualification Tournament were told by the Oceania Taekwondo Union (OTU) that the New Zealand Olympic Committee (NZOC) "will not be nominating any taekwondo athletes to compete at the Paris Olympic Games as there is no recognised organisation for the sport of taekwondo in New Zealand".

New Zealand is in danger of being left without an Olympic quota in taekwondo. On 30th January Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) announced the names of the four athletes selected to represent New Zealand at the upcoming 2024 Oceania Olympic Qualifiers Tournament. Cole Creich-Watene (men's -58kg), Eisa Mozhdeh (men's -68kg), Jamie Carpenter (women's -57kg) and Jemesa Landers (women's -67kg) were due to compete for qualification spots at the continental qualifiers. However, their participation at Paris 2024 will be in doubt even if they win the continental tournament.

Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) President Jin Keun Oh has used a New Year message to pledge that the organisation will continue to "strive for a good relationship" with the country’s National Olympic Committee.

Grandmaster Tae Kyung Kim and master Stan Wagner have been named as the first recipients of the Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) Recognition of Service Award.

New Zealand's return to the World Taekwondo family has been boosted as one of its Board members, Jamie Carpenter, has been elected to the ruling executive of the International Federation. 

Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) has been reinstated as a full member of World Taekwondo (WT) following a decision made by the WT Council.

World Taekwondo (WT) has released a statement to clarify the situation with its member in New Zealand.

Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) has announced its team for the 2019 World Taekwondo Championships, scheduled to take place in Manchester next month.

Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) has informed its members it is almost ready to hold an election having established an Interim Board last year following an investigation into an internal dispute within the governing body.

A five-member Interim Board has been established at Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) following an investigation into an internal dispute within the governing body.

Sonja Janssen-Sahebzad, the chair of Taekwondo New Zealand's (TNZ) Central District Board, has hailed the success of a training camp held at Budo South Dojang in Tauranga.

Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) have claimed their recent development seminars across the country met all their key objectives in refereeing and coaching.

Five members of Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) have passed the World Taekwondo international referee course.

Taekwondo New Zealand has congratulated Olympian Robin Cheong after she was appointed to the World Taekwondo Federation's (WTF) Athletes' Commission.

Taekwondo New Zealand (TNZ) President Tae Kyung Kim has encouraged members of the national governing body to put themselves forward as interim members of the newly formed District Boards during his update for April.