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August 17, 2017
Weekly Recap

PSP Through the Pacific Sports Partnership Program over the next 12 months Athletics Fiji is planning to involve more Special Schools around the country with the help of Ministry of Education to participate in the Kids Athletics Program. Working with special schools is one of the three main goals of the program Programs for special…

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July 31, 2017
World Championships Preview

The 16th edition of the IAAF World Championships begin this Friday August 4th in London, United Kingdom. The Oceania Region, will be represented by 17 federations, comprising of 92 athletes in 41 different events. Overall, there is 2034 athletes, from over 200 federations expected to hit the British capital to compete in the Queen Elizabeth…

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July 27, 2017
Weekly Recap

Conclusion of the World Para Championships The Para Athletics World Championships has now concluded. The event took place at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Stadium, in London and ran from 14th – 23rd. During the event 32 world records were broken across the course of the Championships. Oceania was represented with athletes from Australia and New Zealand….

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July 26, 2017
Vanuatu 2017 – The Venues and Villages

The Athletes will be housed in five schools in Port Vila – INTV, Lycee Louis Antoine de Bouganville, Ecole d’Anabrou, Fres Wota Bilingual School and Central School. These facilities will be upgraded and additional temporary washroom blocks will be put in place to ensure the Athletes are well looked after. The athletes will sleep on…

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July 25, 2017
Mowen Boino – A Profile

Mowen Boino was born on the 16th December, 1979. He will turn 38 years of age the day after the Closing Ceremony for the Vanuatu Mini Pacific Games. He grew up with sport, being a keen Rugby player, and having an elder brother, John Boino, who was a good high jumper (1.92m), and also reaching…

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July 24, 2017
Para World Championships

The Para Athletics World Championships have now concluded. Action took place at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Stadium, in London over the past 10 days. 32 world records were broken across the course of the Championships, in what was the most highly attended IPC World Championships to date. Oceania was represented with athletes from Australia and New…

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