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Rowing: Twaddle makes way for the youngsters
It was one of the toughest decisions of Nathan Twaddle's career, but in the end it made sense.

Athletics: Coach believes Gill can make Olympics
Didier Poppe is wary of outlandish claims on behalf of his star shot putting pupil, Jacko Gill.

Hockey: Easier road to Olympics for NZ
The New Zealand men's and women's hockey teams' road to the 2012 London Olympics has been smoothened considerably.

Rowing: Rare disease kills rowing great
On the eve of the world rowing championships, Britain has lost one of its Olympic heroes with the tragic death of Andy Holmes.

Next Kiwi golden girl aims for Olympics
Siositina Hakeai, 16, holds the NZ junior discus record and is tipped to be the next Valerie Adams in field athletics.

Smith becomes first female head of NZOC
Kereyn Smith will be the first woman to lead the New Zealand Olympic Committee after being announced as the new secretary general.

Canoeing: Crisis Sparcs row
New Zealand's two most successful Olympic athletes are set to be jettisoned as national canoeing coaches.