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With just one week left until Christmas, check out action from sheep shearing, powerlifting, touch rugby and more.

World shearing record under threat

A world shearing record could fall at Mangarata Farm on January 5 when Stacey Te Huia makes his third attempt on the premier solo strongwool record of 721 ewes in nine hours.

Huntly's top karate fighter has left an impression on Japan after making it to the third day of the world Kyokushin karate tournament.

53rd Halberg Awards nominations announced

Over 60 nominations have been received for six categories at the 53rd Halberg Awards - the pre-eminent event to celebrate sporting achievements by New Zealand teams and athletes in 2015.

Ethan Foote has powered his way to four gold medals at the Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship in Vancouver.

After winning the under-18 Hawkes Bay title, 15-year-old Albert Rocard is looking to elevate his game by undertaking a two-year academy stint in Brisbane.

Two multi-sport athletes who grew up in Papamoa may compete in different forms of triathlon but their desire to make it to the top is exactly the same.

Kiwi multisport athlete Braden Currie has claimed another big title on New Zealand soil, winning the Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Ironman 70.3 Taupo.

The South Island junior touch championship in Christchurch is a family affair for Southland's Talamahina family.

Organiser Steve McKeown is hoping the new Timaru Rugby League Club will be able to enter the Dunedin competition, starting with a nines competition in March next year.

Canterbury Ram star and former Tall Black Jeremy Kench has retired from top-level basketball after 12 years in the National Basketball League.

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