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This morning in the paper on page 30 there was a story about Hamish Rutherford:

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Who’s going to win?

Sonny Bill’s team?

Or the team from South Africa?

Ulitmate Tazer Ball, someone finally found a way to make football interesting.

Labour are copying National of 2002, reminding New Zealand’s political elite of what happens when you let decidedly average middle managers run strategy.

Compulsory School Sport is not going to capture the public’s imagination and win votes for Labour. It is a bit like National’s 2002 strategy which involved new policies being released right up until the last week of the election, with 72 released in total.

Compare Labour’s policies to Nationals very clear and effective billboards. Big important vote winning issues. Not compulsory sport in schools.

On the plus side this policy is the first that labour have released that doesn’t a have a billy or two in additional costs attached to it.

If I had watched even one second of the World Cup I would know what all the screaming is about. But again as i said yesterday there is a thin line between not lis­ten­ing and not car­ing, I like to think I walk that line every­day.

You're doing it wrong

I suspect Farrar would too, though he wouldn’t admit it.

The “Crook” is in big trouble. $4 million kind of big trouble.

[quote]Former Rich List property developer Andrew Krukziener faces bankruptcy after a Court of Appeal ruling that he must repay the Hanover finance company more than $4 million.

The court yesterday upheld an earlier High Court decision that Mr Krukziener must repay the 2002 debt.

Hanover, owned by businessmen Eric Watson and Mark Hotchin, had sought the High Court summary judgment as a basis for bankrupting Mr Krukziener.[/quote]

I don’t see how he will scuttle out of this one.

I have been asked to help out a mate.

His name is Rohit Singh and he has just come back from Fiji after lifting the Fiji Boxing Association's Heavyweight Title on the 23rd of March from Mosese Kavika, knocking him out in the 3rd Round. Mosese Kavika is currently ranked 10th in the WBF Asia Pacific rankings . Rohit will fight anyone from Shane Cameron down in that list.

Rohit trains at Buck's Genetics Gym in Manukau and is there everyday. We often are chatting about training and that is where I found out abit about him.

He has won everything there is to win in Fiji both Amateur and Professional. This is his record.

Amateur: 27 bouts Super Heavyweight, all won by Knockout, no defeats. 4 medals, 2 trophies.

Professional: 14 Heavyweight bouts, all won by knockout, undefeated.

Rohit is now based in New Zealand and is looking for a promoter so he can have a crack at Shane Cameron for the New Zealand Title.

Some things you should know about Rohit, he gives half of his fight winnings to charity. The Charities he currently supports are the Disabled Children's Hostel, The Lautoka School for Special Education, the Bayly Welfare Foundation, which helps with poverty assistance and an oldfolks home run by the Ministry of health in Fiji. All of these charities are based in Lautoka.

Rohit has moved here with his wife, Ashwini, and his son Krishneel (11) and Neha (4) his daughter. They are living in South Auckland and Rohit is looking for a job so that he can continue to train. He has his HT licences and is multi-skilled and of course handy with his hands.

If anyone can assist Rohit in achieving his goals then contact me at the following email address whaleoilbeefhooked at gmail dot com.