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Travis Meyn is a sports reporter in Queensland covering the NRL in winter and cricket in summer. Travis has been reporting on sport for more than a decade in the Sunshine State and is one of the NRL’s leading journalists.

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Home track: Ski paddler Ben Allen is keen to return to winning form in his home event, the King of the Coast. Picture: Jason Dougherty

Allen wants victory on home water

BEN Allen is dominating the Australian Ocean Racing Series, but there is one race on his calendar he has been eying for some time.

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Will Atkinson’s break pay off?

COURTNEY Atkinson admits he was “cooked” by the end of the ITU World Championship series.

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Winning form: Ky Hurst on his way to victory in the Noosa Eyeline 1000. . Picture: Darryn Smith

Hurst makes it eight in a row

KY Hurst proved again that he is the king of ocean swimming, winning his eighth successive Noosa Eyeline 1000 swim.

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Back in the groove: Six-time Noosa Triathlon winner Craig Walton training for this year’s event. . Picture: Geoff Potter

Walton says it’s not about the win

THE mind games have started ahead of tomorrow’s Noosa Triathlon, with six-time winner Craig Walton declaring yesterday he is not worried about the win.

Sunshine Coast

Soft sand landing: Well, sort of, as swim star Bronte Barratt and instructor Darren Harvey hit the Main Beach at Noosa. Picture: Geoff Potternz

Gold medallist dives into Noosa

BRONTE Barratt is used to diving into a pool, not into sand. But yesterday, the Olympic Games gold medallist took a nose dive on to Noosa Main Beach.

Central Queensland

The Remarkables, New Zealand. Picture: Contributed

Winter wonderlands in NZ

FRESH powder snow, blue skies and breathtaking views make Coronet Peak and The Remarkables two of the southern hemisphere’s top winter attractions.

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Last race of his season: James Seear says he is better prepared for this year’s Noosa Triathlon. Picture: Brett Wortman

Seear aims for triathlon win

IT has been a steady progression up the Noosa Triathlon podium for James Seear. In 2008 he was third, before finishing runner-up in last year’s race.

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Constable settles for second

SURFING: Peregian Beach’s Josh Constable has fallen agonisingly short of a Billabong ISA World Surfing Games title.

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Jackson aiming for second title

EMMA Jackson is looking to claim back to back Noosa Triathlon titles.

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Alexandra Headland’s Danielle Allen will contest the Coolangatta Gold and the Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Series. Picture: Brett Wortman

Sweet 16 and ready to give it a go

DANIELLE Allen says she never really had a burning desire to contest the Coolangatta Gold.

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