'Medalling in Olympic affairs...' 'What a difference a day makes'. 18 August, 20

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'Medalling in Olympic affairs...' 'What a difference a day makes'. 18 August, 20

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Shows a grinning kiwi with a fern on its shirt and a whole bunch of medals around its neck. Refers to the success at the Beijing Olympics of the New Zealand athletes on one particular day, Super Saturday 17 August, 2008. Gold medals winners were Caroline and Georgina Evers Swindell, who retained their double sculls title in the rowing, and Valerie Vili, who led the shot put from her first throw - which was a personal best. Cyclist Hayden Roulston took silver in the individual pursuit. Bronze ...

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Date created

2008

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22842117

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Beijing

Related subjects

Olympic Games (29th : 2008 : Beijing, China) / Olympics / Medals / Kiwis / Beijing

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