Thursday February 23rd 2012

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Kolaveri maker releases Sachin song

South Indian actor-turned-singer Dhanush has released his latest song – The Sachin Song, in a tribute to India’s most adored cricket superstar – Sachin Tendulkar. Announcing the release of the song on Twitter, the Kolaveri-fame singer said: ”THE [Read More]

42000 Aucklanders to run for a cause

On the morning of Sunday 18 March over 42,000 runners will line up at Auckland’s Quay Street, ready to run 8.4km distance to St Heliers Bay, as part of the Ports of Auckland Round The Bays Race. Entries are flooding in, says says the event spokesperson Sandra [Read More]

Chance to shine for Indian heroes

A sport charity is inviting nominations from those actively involved in sport and community work in the Indian community. SPROUT, an Auckland-based charity, has launched the Indian Sports & Community Awards to be held on 26 May 2012 at the Sudima Hotel near Auckland [Read More]

Leander: the only Indian standing tall in Australia

Leander: the only Indian standing tall in Australia

What were the odds that the Bryan brothers’ 23-match winning streak will be interrupted by a pair that was defeated by the American twins in a tuning event earlier in the month, that the Bryans will be defeated in two straight sets by a pair that was teaming up only [Read More]

Blind Indian to compete in 243km race

Think about the level of physical endurance you would need to complete a 243km race through mountains and rivers. Now imagine running, cycling and kayaking that distance blind-folded. Now we are talking about mental endurance. Meet 27-year old Neelusha Memon, who is almost [Read More]

$1m NZ pavilion may go for London Olympics

$1m NZ pavilion may go for London Olympics

A huge waka-shaped pavilion, cornerstone of the very popular Rugby World Cup event, may be seen next year in London during the 2012 Olympic Games. New Zealand won the recently concluded Rugby World Cup. Discussions are underway between the New Zealand Olympic Committee and [Read More]

RWC 2011: free guide for businesses

Auckland businesses now have free access to a wealth of information and resources to help them prepare for Rugby World Cup 2011, with the launch of Auckland’s Match Ready for Business programme. Information and resources will be updated regularly till the beginning of the [Read More]

Ice Hockey game to go ahead in Christchurch

While the Rugby World Cup 2011 may been the biggest casualty of the Christchurch earthquake for canterbrians, all is not lost. Encouraged by Prince William’s visit to the earthquake-affected Canterbury, the promoters of International Ice Hockey USA vs Canada have [Read More]

Christchurch loses Rugby World Cup

In a major setback to the quake-affected city, the Rugby World Cup 2011 Tournament partners announced that Christchurch will be unable to host the seven matches scheduled to be played at Stadium Christchurch and these will be rescheduled to be played at other venues in New [Read More]

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