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Report claims hosting the Olympics damages tourism

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 JULY 7 - A NEW report published today claims that hosting the Olympics damages a country's tourism market

to Australia declined for three years in a row, while tourism to the prime competitor destination, New

Zealand continued to grow consistently, ETOA said.  


COLUMN: Paul Gains on why support for Vancouver 2010 is mixed among the country's indigenous population

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  VANCOUVER 2010 is supposed to help bring Canadians together but the country's First Nation population are unhappy many of the venues have been built on land they claim belongs to them, as PAUL GAINS discovered

Canada along with the United States, Australia and New Zealand opposed the Declaration while 143 other

Paul Gains is a Canadian-based freelance writer whose work has appeared in Time, the New York Times,


Golden day for Britain's young sailors

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 JULY 17 - BRITAIN'S young sailors are toasting triple success after claiming two gold medals and the prestigious Volvo Trophy with a day to spare at the 2008 Volvo Youth ISAF World Championships.

all the fleets, Britain currently lie on 336 points, with defending champions Australia tieing with New

Zealand in second place on 304 points.  


Portugal to host 2010 European Rowing Championships

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  THE Portuguese town of Montemor-o-Velho has been selected to host the 2010 European Rowing Championships, it has been announced.  

warm-up for the World Rowing Championships to take place shortly afterwards at Lake Karapiro in New

Zealand.

because it will be the last opportunity to test the teams before the World Rowing Championships in New

Zealand.


Portugal to host 2010 European Rowing Championships

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 THE Portuguese town of Montemor-o-Velho has been selected to host the 2010 European Rowing Championships, it has been announced.

as a warm-up for the World Rowing Championships to take place shortly afterwards at Lake Karapiro in New

Zealand.  

because it will be the last opportunity to test the teams before the World Rowing Championships in New

Zealand.  


Portugal to host 2010 European Rowing Championships

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 THE Portuguese town of Montemor-o-Velho has been selected to host the 2010 European Rowing Championships, it has been announced.

as a warm-up for the World Rowing Championships to take place shortly afterwards at Lake Karapiro in New

Zealand.  

because it will be the last opportunity to test the teams before the World Rowing Championships in New

Zealand.  


Bronze for Johns in New Zealand

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 BRITAIN'S Andrew Johns (pictured) won a bronze medal in the BG Triathlon World Cup in Plymouth, New

Zealand today.


Romero inspires New Zealand programme for London 2012

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success in switching from becoming a medal-winning rower to a gold-medal winning cyclist has inspired New

Zealand to set up a programme to find a top-class female for London 2012.

New Zealand's national track coach Tim Carswell said: "They were quite a number of outstanding applications

his comeback to rowing late last year for a tilt at the Beijing Olympics, had encouraged her to try a new

"Our family's basically complete and I'm ready for a new challenge and a new goal and this is an incredibly

"It's a completely new sport for me but there have been lot of examples of rowers successfully turning

It could be the third sport that Waddell has represented New Zealand in.  


Oceania countries to set up pre-Games training camp in North- West for London 2012

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  THE North-West have pulled off another coup by agreeing a deal for 15 countries from Oceania to base themselves in the region in the build-up to London 2012.

(NOCs) of Oceania but the deal with the North West Development Agency (NWDA) excludes Australia and New

Zealand, who are making their own pre-Games training camp arrrangements.  

The remaining 15 Pacific Island countries, including Fiji and Papua New Guinea, will use the North West

Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Guam, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Papua New



British swimmers win first gold medal

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 JULY 10 - BRITISH SWIMMERS have won their first gold medal at the World Youth Championships in Monterrey, Mexico, today thanks to Daniel Sliwinski (pictured).

in 1min 02.19sec, breaking the previous British long course record for his age group, and creating a new

Gold went to the New Zealand swimmer Daniel Bell, who finished in 55.32.


Row in Colchester over lack of Olympic action

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  NEW ZEALAND are among the countries that Colchester is talking too about staging a pre-Games training

Colchester’s Olympic Partnership, denied the accusations and claimed that they had been talking to New

Zealand and Fiji about basing themselves there before London 2012.  


Welsh triathlete pulls off shock victory at World Championships

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 JUNE 8 - BRITAIN'S Helen Tucker (pictured) pulled off one of the greatest upsets in triathlon history as she was crowned as the world champion today in Vancouver.

Further back New Zealand ’s Samantha Warriner pipped Australia ’s Erin Densham for bronze

"Vancouver is my new favourite place," said a delighted Tucker, shortly after crossing the finish line

under-23 world champion, Gregor Buchholz of Germany, showed off his strong finishing kick to edge out New

Spain's Javier Gomez finished 24 seconds ahead of 2004 Olympics silver medallist Bevan Docherty of New

Zealand, with Switzerland's Reto Hug third.  


New Zealand Prime Minister promises more money for 2012 but country is in awe of British funding

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 AUGUST 26 - NEW ZEALAND'S Olympic athletes are set to receive more funding to help them prepare for

Helen Clark has now promised to review the amount of funding New Zealand athletes receive to help them

"The first thing is for Sparc (Sport and Recreation New Zealand) to do a review for Government on how

New Zealand spent NZ$65 million (£24.7 million) on high performance sport between Athens and Beijing,

New Zealand Olympic Committee (NZOC) president Barry Maister is hoping that any extra money could be

Rowing NZ's high performance manager Andrew Matheson welcomed the idea of a link-up between New Zealand


Bronze for world champion Tucker

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 JUNE 22 - NEWLY-CROWNED triathlon world champion, Helen Tucker (pictured), continued her impressive run of form with a third place finish behind Australia’s Emma Snowsill and Emma Moffatt, at the BG Triathlon World Cup in Des Moines, Iowa, today.

Denmark ’s Rasmus Henning broke away late on the run to defend his Des Moines title ahead of New

Zealand’s Bevan Docherty and Australia’s Greg Bennett.