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Rower winched to safety
A New Zealand resident has been rescued from the Pacific Ocean after the boat he was in began sinking during a 3800km rowing race.
Rowing: Brothers put sculls together for tilt at Games
It's been four years since Robbie and Karl Manson rowed together; now they have a chance to throw out a strong bid for Olympic Games selection in two years' time.
Rowing: Retiring Sullivan fired up about his new job
London Olympic rowing gold medallist Joseph Sullivan knows about dealing with heat, so it seems appropriate the 27-year-old, who has announced his retirement, will join the fire service.
Rowing: Trading in rat race after the Boat Race
Many might wilt at the prospect of an hour-long rowing erg at 5am on a fifth floor apartment balcony in Singapore, engulfed by saturating humidity and tortured by the thought of air-conditioned bliss two steps and a ranchslider pull away.
Rowing: RNZ need to find answers
As the country’s top rowers prepare to embark on their international season, several areas shape as pivotal to Rowing New Zealand’s position as our premier Olympic sport.
Multisport: fanatic rides through pain to join legendary tough guys
Kevin Pennell etched his name into the folklore of the Waihi Nugget Multisport Festival recently when he produced a superhuman effort because "he didn't want to let his team mates down".
Rowing: Time out leaves Drysdale with catching up to do
Mahe Drysdale finds himself in unusual territory as he prepares for this year's European rowing campaign.
Rowing: Rowers face mandatory heart screening at world events
Rowing is introducing compulsory heart checks before global regattas after Olympic research showed more than 90 per cent of non-traumatic sudden death in athletes stems from pre-existing heart conditions.
Rowing: Years with the oars ideal training ground to coach
The Maadi Cup is proving a nursery not only for future rowing talent but also the next generation of coaches.
Rowing: Storm blows but still makes Blues
When Olympic rowing bronze medallist Storm Uru found himself panting halfway up a Wellington hill after the 2012 London Games, he knew it was time for a fresh physical challenge.
Rowing: Younger Bond follows in brother's footsteps
The name is Bond and he's a rower, but this one is Alastair, younger brother of the Olympic champion Hamish.
David Leggat: Waters prove too choppy for former rowing champ
The most intriguing story of the New Zealand sporting week unfolded in a room beside Lake Karapiro late on Thursday afternoon.
Queasy Kiwi's 4000km row
Rowing from California to Hawaii takes bravery - it's even harder when you suffer sea-sickness and have been attacked by a shark.
Rowing: Taylor rocking RNZ boat
Rowing New Zealand faces an internal conflict over boat suppliers with men's lightweight four crew member Peter Taylor.
Rowing: Bond holds off Drysdale to claim solo title
Hamish Bond has triumphed over Mahe Drysdale in the single sculls at the national rowing championships with Eric Murray third.
Bond triumphs over Drysdale
Hamish Bond has triumphed over Mahe Drysdale in the single sculls at the national rowing championships with Eric Murray third.
Rowing: Sunset boys taking on the men in Piha's giant waves
Seasoned old salts reckon rowing into the cliff-sized waves at Piha is a good way of separating the men from the boys.
Funding increase for successful sports
NZ's most successful sports will receive a funding boost ahead of the Rio Olympics, while basketball was another winner from today's High Performance Sport NZ investment announcement.
Sporting Achievement of the Year 2013: Eric Murray and Hamish Bond
For all New Zealand's notable achievements at the world's premier rowing venues, one combination stands supreme.