And he also helps out developing surfing as a sport, through his role as president of the North Coast Boardriders. He has also been part of the Polar Bear Classic competition since its inception in 1981. Squash player Angus McDonald sponsors an annual major Squash Northland event, and is a member of the Northland Masters team. He has also been involved with the NZ Deaf Squash team over recent years and in 2014 finished 11th at the World Deaf Squash Association Championships in the Netherlands.
The Wilson sisters are Vicki, Kelly and Amanda, and have become prominent equestrian personalities, within showjumping and through their work with wild Kaimanawa horses.
Their TV show Keeping up with the Kaimanawas attracted half a million viewers each week, and they also have two best-selling books and a documentary.
Surfers, horse lovers, squash aficionados and football fanatics.
Who wins is up to you.
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Voting closes on December 2.
