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Campbell Stewart has been unable to add to the New Zealand track cycling team's medal haul at the Olympic velodrome.

Lydia Ko is underway in the Olympic women's golf tournament in Tokyo hoping to go one better than her silver medal winning effort from Rio Lydia Ko is underway in the Olympic women's golf tournament in Tokyo hoping to go one better than her silver medal winning effort from Rio 4 August 2021 She has parred her opening hole. Our canoe sprint champion Lisa Carrington begins her quest for a third Olympic gold at these Games in the heats of the K1 500, an event she won bronze in Rio. K2500 gold medalist Caitlin Regal is the first of the Kiwis to go at 1:54pm with Carrington at 2:15.

The New Zealand men's sprint cycling team have high expectations of themselves at the Tokyo Olympics The New Zealand men's sprint cycling team have high expectations of themselves at the Tokyo Olympics 3 August 2021 The squad, made up of Sam Dakin , Ethan Mitchell and Sam Webster, get underway tonight with qualifying. Mitchell, who is competing in his third Olympics, says his team is in the best shape they can be in.

  [This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] TORONTO, MAY 14, 2021 - Capybara Games has revealed today that Grindstone will release on PC via the Epic Games Store on May 20. Grindstone will also be getting an exciting new content update today on Apple Arcade and Nintendo Switch called The Fortune Grind!   Grindstone will include every previous update when it releases on the Epic Games Store on the 20th of May. Grindstone can also be your new PC “productivity companion,” thanks to the su...

Hawke's Bay's only Olympian on how Waipukurau made him 8 May, 2021 11:15 PM 3 minutes to read Gough, from CHB, says the delayed Olympic Games may work in his favour in his hunt for a medal. Photo / Scottie T Photography Gough, from CHB, says the delayed Olympic Games may work in his favour in his hunt for a medal. Photo / Scottie T Photography Hawke's Bay's only Olympic hopeful says while Covid has thrown a spanner in the works, it may work in his favour in his hunt for a medal. Waipukurau-born track cyclist Regan Gough is due to travel to Japan in July to take part at the d...