Pascoe and Smith dominate day three of short course champs
Sophie Pascoe has broken two more world Para swimming short course records
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Lauren Boyle announces retirement
Commonwealth gold medallist Lauren Boyle has announced her retirement from swimming.
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Corey Main makes final at world champs
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Stanley set to knife through water
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Swimming 'culture' priority for young Kiwis
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Popular Petone barista drowned at beach, coroner rules
Josh Leadbetter was out for an afternoon swim in Eastbourne when he drowned.
How Thorpe psyched out his opponents
Australian swimming great Ian Thorpe has revealed how he psyched out his opponents
Future uncertain for public pool in Mt Albert
Mt Albert Aquatic Centre could be another casualty of Auckland's rapid growth.
Boyle pulls out of swimming world champs
Lauren Boyle has withdrawn from the swimming world championships in Budapest next month
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Tennis stars help fund Kaikoura pool
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Teacher's last swim: Fishermen sought
Police investigating the death of Leslie Gelberger are seeking two fishermen.
Born deaf no barrier to varsity graduate
A man who was born totally deaf will graduate with a Masters at Auckland University today.
Tragedy for wife on 40th birthday
Leslie Gelberger's wife spent her birthday mourning after her husband died while swimming.
Near-drowning at West Auckland pool
Woman pulled unresponsive from West Wave pool in Auckland.
Man killed near beach was dad, teacher
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Pilot boat probed over swimmer's death
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Navy swim team undaunted by distance
Maritime spirit of adventure brings Royal Navy swim team to the World Masters Games.
Perrott continues passion for pool
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