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All Blacks serve up woeful display as focus switches to Black Ferns - Vimarsana News

All Blacks serve up woeful display as focus switches to Black Ferns

It says something about the expectations put on the All Blacks that their 47-9 win over Italy has been widely greeted with ridicule and dismay, Jamie Wall writes.

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Sculptor's family delighted Kiwi tribute will be installed at Waverley - Vimarsana News

Sculptor's family delighted Kiwi tribute will be installed at Waverley

The family of a New Plymouth sculptor are delighted his tribute to racehorse hero Kiwi is to be installed in South Taranaki as he wished.

Obituary: Pam Williams, a fishing tycoon who worked for Whanganui - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Pam Williams, a fishing tycoon who worked for Whanganui

Pam Williams was a formidable businesswoman both at home and overseas.

Lisa Carrington's legacy grows with double gold for NZ at the Tokyo Olympics - Vimarsana News

Lisa Carrington's legacy grows with double gold for NZ at the Tokyo Olympics

After winning gold in London in 2012 and Rio four years later, Carrington could have been excused if her prowess had faded in the five years following. But the seven-time world champion in the shortest distance remained untouchable, trouncing the world's elite in an Olympic-best time of 38.12 seconds – finishing almost a kayak-length clear of Spain's Teresa Portela with Denmark’s Emma Jorgensen third. She then teamed up with Caitlin Regal and smashed the world’s best time when winning gold in the K2 500 final in 1:35.785, with Poland taking silver and Hungary bronze. Only one woman ...

Tokyo Olympics preview: 800m | PREVIEWS - Vimarsana News

Tokyo Olympics preview: 800m | PREVIEWS

Athing Mu doesn’t mind being called a prodigy. In fact, she embraces it. “Being a prodigy is something I’ve always wanted to be,” said the 19-year-old US middle-distance star, who has been lighting up the track with a flurry of records. “It’s awesome to be called that.” Mu’s next wish: becoming an Olympic champion. That goal is in sight in Tokyo, where she is among the favourites in the 800m and vying to become the first US woman to win gold at the distance in more than 50 years. “I was made for this,” she said. Mu (pronounced “Mo”) won the 800m at the US Trials in 1:5...