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Paddling at Covid Alert Level 3
From 11:59pm tonight (Tuesday 31st August) , all areas south of Auckland will move to Alert Level 3 which means paddlers in these areas are
From 11:59pm tonight (Tuesday 31st August) , all areas south of Auckland will move to Alert Level 3 which means paddlers in these areas are
The CRNZ Competition and Performance Coach symposium, which was set to be held in September has been rescheduled to later in the year, as a
The NZ women’s team had access to some unique equipment for their Tokyo campaign, developed through “Project 0.5,” a collaborative innovation and technology project designed
Photographer Vera Bucsu was on hand for CRNZ at the Sea Forest Waterway to capture the magic of New Zealand’s spellbinding performances at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Here are a selection of a few of her favourite images and why she loves them.
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While the stellar New Zealand women’s squad quite rightly earned the plaudits for plundering three gold medals at Tokyo 2020 – the men’s squad also made their mark.
Gordon Walker hopes the success of the New Zealand kayaking team in Tokyo will be the catalyst for further growth and achievement in the sport.
Nearly 40 paddlers braved the elements and battled it out at Saturday’s most highly anticipated kayak race, the Kayak Krazy 10km series race at Whanganui.
The New Zealand Kayaking team enjoyed another solid day in Tokyo. The women’s K4 500m crew produced an assured performance in their heat on Friday,
It’s getting difficult to find new superlatives for Lisa Carrington. The queen of world kayaking added another amazing chapter to her story on Thursday, claiming
Lisa Carrington and Caitlin Regal have continued their stellar work in Tokyo, progressing to the semi finals of the K1 500m. After the emotional high
Caitlin Regal was crowned New Zealand’s newest Olympic champion on an historic day at the Tokyo Olympic Games. Lisa Carrington also extended her magnificent Olympic