Generation Next of canoe slalom making a splash
A pair of brothers from Sydney’s west and the son of an Olympian and cousin of a Games gold medallist are out to make a splash in canoe slalom ahead of the Paris Olympics.
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‘I won’t freak out’ – teen surf gun ready for iron debut at Bondi
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Sydney to Hobart Guide: Top tips, history, yachts and how to watch
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Late setback ends family boat campaign in Sydney to Hobart
A good Samaritan came to their aid but paperwork and other issues have grounded a family challenge in the Boxing Day race south.
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Cricket clubs call for heat rule
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Panthers fans grill Gould on losses
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Jayden continues to fly around track
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Jacob on fast track to success
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Marczak’s Olympic dream still alive
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Youngster sets her sights on success in Auckland
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Golfing Moses comes of age
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From hospital to the wicket
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Fighting for glory
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Young athlete records her personal best
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