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Environmentally friendly 2010 rowing champs impresses IOC Monday, 16 March 2009
Environmental strategies and plans for the 2010 World Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro have caught the eye of the International Olympic Committee and secured the event a nomination for a new global Olympic environmental award. More >
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Docherty and Tanner victorious at Triathlon Nationals Saturday, 14 March 2009
The cream came to the top at the final round of the Contact Tri Series in Wellington today, a race that also carried National Championship honours and ITU Continental Cup points. More >
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K2 Accident Friday, 13 March 2009
Adventure Racing Coromandel endeavour to provide the safest environment possible for the competitors of all the races it organises, including K2 (K1 and 1/4K). More >
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ITU World Championship Series debut relocated to Korea Friday, 13 March 2009
Due to unforeseen circumstances the first event of the new 2009 Dextro Energy Triathlon - ITU World Championship Series planned to take place in Singapore has been relocated to Tongyeong, Korea. More >
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Record numbers expected at this years Avanti Rotorua to Taupo 100k Flyer Thursday, 12 March 2009
The excitement is building and entries are pouring in for this legendary road cycling event which takes competitors on a fast, fun and scenic 100km journey from one world famous tourist destination to another. More >
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2XU Compression Stroke & Stride race results Thursday, 12 March 2009
2XU Compression Stroke & Stride Race #7 is the last chance for competitors to consolidate their points before the decisive finale in a fortnights time. More >
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Docherty and Tanner headline National Champs in Wellington Wednesday, 11 March 2009
Double Olympic medalist Bevan Docherty headlines a powerful list of elite athletes, including fellow Beijing Olympians Shane Reed and Debbie Tanner and current Contact Cup leader Nicky Samuels at the final round of the Contact Tri Series in Wellington this Saturday. More >
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National Points leader Yates makes field for Le Race strongest ever Tuesday, 10 March 2009
The entry of former world junior champion and national points series leader Jeremy Yates confirms this year’s Le Race will have its strongest field ever. More >
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Double Amputee Riding Length of NZ to Raise Funds for Bionic Ears Tuesday, 10 March 2009
John Nelson, a double amputee, is undertaking an epic 4,000km journey through New Zealand to raise money for the Pindrop Foundation and the Bionic Ear Institute to help profoundly deaf people hear again with a cochlear implant. More >
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Frosty fastest "officially and unofficially" Tuesday, 10 March 2009
Ford Performance Racing has showed its 2009 Falcon FG and demonstrated its new equipment to full effect this week, topping the V8 Supercar Championship Series’ test times with the all-new race car. More >
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Warmup cycle team getting noticed Monday, 9 March 2009
Set up to focus on coffee and enjoyment has not stopped the Warmup Cycle team from having its fair share of success this summer. More >
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You'll never know until you TRI Monday, 9 March 2009
While creating our promotional campaign for the new Contact 3:9:3 series this year, we heard a great story from Tri NZ about a guy called Anthony Sepie. More >
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Calling all true Aussies - where the bloody hell are ya Wednesday, 4 March 2009
The organisers of the World Push Up Championships, which is taking place in Wellington on the 28th March 09, have to date been unable to get any Australian entries. More >
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McCauley and Subway Avanti Cycling team mates and former female winners add spice to Le Race Tuesday, 3 March 2009
National road cycling champion and Commonwealth Games medallist Gordon McCauley will be joined by his Subway – Avanti Cycling team mates Sam Horgan, Patrick and James Williamson, Eric Drower and Joe Cooper on the start line of Le Race on 28 March. More >
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Ironman legend Brown headlines Beach Series Monday, 2 March 2009
If you strolled along Takapuna Beach this Tuesday night, you could be forgiven for thinking you had walked into a rerun of the Halberg Awards ‘beach style’, such is the range of sporting stars and celebrities lining up in the North Shore City Beach Series. More >
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Quincey rowing in his fathers footsteps Australia to New Zealand Solo Monday, 2 March 2009
Adventurer Shaun Quincey, 24, plans to row solo from Australia to New
Zealand. More >
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Three gold medal performances at Oceania Triathlon Championships Monday, 2 March 2009
New Zealand will return home with 3 Oceania Triathlon titles after victories to Rebecca Spence (U23), Jos Hoetjes (U19) and Ryan Sissons (U23) on the Gold Coast today. More >
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Young Kiwi blitzes Aussies to win Oceania title Sunday, 1 March 2009
Christchurch triathlete Jos Hoetjes has spectacularly won the Oceania U19 Triathlon Championships with a heady race on the Gold Coast this afternoon. More >
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crash on hospital charity bicycle ride in Canterbury District, 12:00pm Sunday, 1 March 2009
'At about 9.15 am on Sunday 1st March 2009, 'The Canterbury Hospital Charity Bike Ride', an organised cycle race, was underway on Oxford Road, between Cust and Rangiora. More >
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Rhodes second in Malaysia Ironman Sunday, 1 March 2009
New Zealand triathlete Bryan Rhodes has finished second at Ironman Malaysia this morning (NZT), backing up his two previous wins in 2001 and 2002. More >
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Strong field converges for Fresh Choice Southern Lakes Women's Triathlon Sunday, 1 March 2009
A hundred and five individuals and twenty six teams competed in the annual Fresh Choice Southern Lakes Women's Triathlon and Duathlon at Lake Hayes today reinforcing the popularity of the long standing women's event. More >
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Stroke & Stride Race Report #6 Friday, 27 February 2009
By the time Race #6 rolls around those that back their running prowess over anything they may lack in the swimming department are now in their element. More >
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Tri Time in Palmerston North Friday, 27 February 2009
It’s not tiddlywinks or marbles, but it is growing in popularity in the school yard. More >
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Interest builds for inaugural Tour de Wakatipu Thursday, 26 February 2009
The inaugural New World Tour de Wakatipu on April 11 is attracting widespread interest due to the innovative rural course starting at Queenstown's Millbrook Resort and finishing in the vines at the Chard Farm Winery. More >
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Strong Kiwi team at Oceania Triathlon Championships Thursday, 26 February 2009
This weekend sees a large contingent of mainly young New Zealand Triathletes taking on the best in the region at the Oceania Championships on Australia’s Gold Coast with U23 and U19 athletes having the added incentive of qualifying for the World Championships in September. More >
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