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NZ ends rowing champs with record medal haul
8 Nov 2010New Zealand has ended the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro with its biggest haul ever winning a total of 10 medals.
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NZ now has 10 medals from rowing champs
7 Nov 2010New Zealand has won gold and silver medals on the last day of the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro taking the medal tally to ten.
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More medals for NZ rowers
6 Nov 2010New Zealand's medal tally stood at four at the World Rowing Championships on Friday afternoon. Audio
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First medal for NZ at rowing champs
4 Nov 2010New Zealand has won its first medal at the World Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro.
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Drysdale into final after controversial start
5 Nov 2010Four-time world champion sculler Mahe Drysdale has qualified for his final at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro, but not without controversy.
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Murray, Bond race into finals
4 Nov 2010New Zealand coxless pair Eric Murray and Hamish Bond are through to the finals at the World Rowing Champs on Lake Karapiro.
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Three more NZ crews into world rowing finals
3 Nov 2010Three New Zealand crews have advanced to their respective finals on the fourth day of competition at the world rowing champs on Lake Karapiro.
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Adaptive rower faces final with confidence
3 Nov 2010New Zealand's only adaptive rower says he is feeling confident as he makes last-minute preparations for the final of his event at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro. Audio
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Five NZ crews on the water on Wednesday
3 Nov 2010Five New Zealand crews will be on the water on Wednesday at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro.
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NZ 8s crews to go to repechage
2 Nov 2010The New Zealand men's and women's eights will have to go to repechages to make their respective finals at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro.
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World champion pair win their heat
1 Nov 2010Monday has been a good day for New Zealand rowers at the World Championships on Lake Karapiro.
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All races to be contested, says federation
1 Nov 2010Organisers of the World Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro say all races will be rowed on Monday. Only five heats were raced on the first day because of rough conditions. Audio
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Racing postponed at Karapiro
31 Oct 2010Racing on the first day at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro was postponed on Sunday because of windy conditions.
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Racing starts at World Rowing Champs
31 Oct 2010Racing begins at 10.05am on Sunday at the 39th World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro, with nine New Zealand crews on the water.
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Colourful ceremony opens world rowing champs
30 Oct 2010The World Rowing Championships have officially opened at Lake Karapiro. About 10,000 people attended the ceremony.
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Organisers hope for good turnout at rowing champs
30 Oct 2010Organisers of the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro say the $16 million event will break even financially if most of the tickets to the nine-day event are sold. Audio
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'Testy moments' as quadruple crew trains hard
29 Oct 2010Veteran New Zealand rower Nathan Twaddle admits it hasn't been all plain sailing for his quadruple sculls crew as they prepare for the championships.
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Bond, Murray say performance consistent
29 Oct 2010If there's any pressure on New Zealand men's pair of Hamish Bond and Eric Murray, the rowers aren't showing it ahead of the World Rowing Championships.
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Campbell looks forward to showdown with Drysdale
29 Oct 2010British rower Alan Campbell says he's looking forward to another showdown with New Zealand's Mahe Drysdale at the World Rowing Championships.
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Security at venue 'more than adequate'
29 Oct 2010The chief executive of the World Rowing Championships says he's confident the security that's in place at the Waikato venue is more than adequate.
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