Te Aitanga-a-Mahaki's Lisa Carrington is a finalist in the Sportswoman of the Year category at the 54th Halberg Awards. She's up against Golfer Lydia Ko, Canoer Luuka Jones and Shotputter Dame Valarie Adams.
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NewsNew Head Coach for Swimming NZ
With a new focus towards the 2020 Olympics, Swimming New Zealand has selected Jerry Olszewski as their new Head Coach.
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Lisa Carrington wins Senior Māori Sportswoman of the Year
Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki's Lisa Carrington has been named Māori Sportswoman of the Year at the 2016 Māori Sports Awards ceremony at the Vodafone Events Centre in Manukau.
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NewsBMX star Sarah Walker elected to International Olympic Committee
Māori BMX sensation, Sarah Walker (Te Whakatōhea) has been elected as a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Walker, who won silver at the London Olympics in 2012, missed out on qualifying for her third Olympic Games after an injury-plagued build-up to Rio.
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NewsBMX star Sarah Walker elected to International Olympic Committee
Olympic silver medallist Sarah Walker has become an IOC Member after she was appointed to the International Olympic Committee Athletes’ Commission.
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NewsLisa Carrington to carry NZ flag at closing ceremony
Triple Olympic medalist Lisa Carrington will carry the New Zealand flag at the Rio Olympics closing ceremony today.
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Olympics Rio Day 5- Gillies Kaka looks to new shores Post-Olympics
To Day 5 of the Rio Olympics. Men's Sevens lose quarter-final, Whitelock celebrates 250th cap, Men's Hockey focus on Gold and Gillies Kaka said to be heading overseas.
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Olympics Rio Day 3- Silver for womens sevens
It was an eventful day three at the Olympics for the New Zealand with one of our sides taking silver.
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NewsWoodman whānau watch Portia play Olympic final
Rugby power houses New Zealand and Australia are about to battle it out for Olympic gold.
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New Zealand Women's sevens rugby team secures spot in quarter finals
The New Zealand women’s sevens rugby team has qualified for a spot in the quarter finals at the Rio Olympics.
