By Takapuna Boating Club
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New Zealand’s Wild Descent kayak race on the Clutha River has been postponed this weekend and re-scheduled for April because of water safety concerns.

By 100% PURE Racing, Queenstown, New Zealand
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Organisers of New Zealand’s unique kayaking event, Wild Descent, are delighted with the take up from competitors.

By 100% PURE Racing
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The inaugural Wild Descent kayak race on the Clutha River is heading into day two of the four-day competition after a mass start above the Albert Town bridge yesterday morning.

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Otago — The South Islands longest body of water, the Clutha River, will this week play host to a fleet of adventure seeking kayakers competing in the inaugural Wild Descent Kayak event that kicks off on Thursday ( 25th April,2013).

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Surf Life Saving New Zealand are extremely proud of Olympic medal winner Lisa Carrington and congratulates Canoe Racing New Zealand on this significant achievement.

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By infonews.co.nz
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Young gun kiwi para-kayaker Scott Martlew has made a stunning entry onto the world stage, placing 4th in his K1 200m heats and 1st in the semi final in a time of 47.209 at the ICF Para Canoe World Champs.  The final will be raced Thursday 5.40pm (3.40am Friday 18 May NZ time).

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The NZ kayaking squad is gearing up for the start of their World Cup onslaught, with World Cup 1 in Poland  the first on the chopping block.

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Milford — A stunning new kayaking trip in one of the most majestic places in the world has been launched by premier New Zealand tourism company Southern Discoveries.

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Milford — A new kayaking pontoon is towed across Milford Sound, with iconic Mitre Peak in the background, to its new ‘home’ alongside the Milford Discovery Centre operated by Southern Discoveries.

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The excitement on the banks of the Wedau Race Course, Duisburg, was off the charts as the Kiwis cheered their “pocket rocket” Lisa Carrington to a gold medal in the K1 200m today in the ICF World Champs 3.

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After competing in the International Canoe Federation (ICF) World Cups 1 & 2, the New Zealand kayak team heads into World Cup 3 with heads up and renewed vigour.

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NZ KAYAK TEAM APPROACHES WORLD CUP 2 WITH THE OLYMPICS IN MIND The New Zealand kayak team heads into World Cup 2 this week, 20-22 May in Racice, Czech Republic, with some clear goals after some strong competition in Poznan.

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Rotorua resident Polly Green is on a mission to be the world champion in Freestyle Kayaking.

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Porirua — The CRNZ New Zealand Kayak Marathon Championships were contested yesterday on Porirua harbour, near Wellington.

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I didn't believe a 3 year old could paddle a kayak until I saw our little one on the Weeniwave Kayak!

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Kayak champions Lisa Carrington and Scott Bicknell were named BNZ Albany sportswoman and sportsman of year at the annual Blues Sports Awards on Monday.

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Whakatane — Local Boy Regan August is takeing on the world, As he has been selected to reprsent New Zealand in the Under 18 white Water Slalom team, Traveling to Australia in January 2011.

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Pauanui — Kayaking in Pauanui The many sheltered inlets and estuaries of the Coromandel are a great place for children to learn to kayak with confidence.

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Polly Green of Gisborne known for her kayaking and work in documentary film making is set to make a comeback to competitive kayaking.

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Former professional kayaker and award winning documentary filmmaker Polly Green announces her new film project documenting her return to white-water kayaking to pursue a world championship title that has eluded her in the past.

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Queenstown — The number of close calls in boats in the Queenstown Lakes District over the last two weeks is real cause for concern QLDC harbourmaster Marty Black said.

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New Plymouth — They became famous for crossing the Tasman Sea by kayak – and now they’re back to help celebrate the record-breaking effort.

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