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Swimming: Thorpe announces comeback
Five-time Olympic gold medalist Ian Thorpe has come out of retirement and aims to swim at 2012 London Games.

Swimming: Thorpe tipped for return
Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe will hold a press conference today with speculation he will announce his return to the pool.

Get fit on summer weekends at the beach
Make the most of trips to the coast and get some exercise between relaxing, writes Susan Edmunds.

Get the kids into action
This year's Weet-Bix Tryathlon series kicks off on February 6 in Hamilton. Diana Clement, whose own children took part last year, offers advice aimed at both young and older readers on how to get the best out of the event.

Brown wants free pools for all
Auckland Mayor Len Brown is keen to extend the free swimming pools policy in Manukau to the whole city.

Youngsters contest Halberg award
World junior shot put champion Jacko Gill heads a quartet of talented emerging athletes in line for a Halberg award.

Rowing and cycling big winners in latest Sparc funding
Rowing, cycling, equestrian and paralympics sports are the biggest improvers in the latest round of Sparc funding.

Six of the best: Public swimming pools
Get some exercise at an outdoor pool. Pack a picnic, take the kids and make a day of it.

Fatal diving spot 'shouldn't be closed'
A local politician says a popular diving spot on Auckland's North Shore should not be closed down despite the death of a teenage diver.

Swimming: Burmester calls it quits
Former New Zealand Commonwealth Games champion Moss Burmester has hung up his togs.

Harbour Crossing: Pacemaker's race strategy pays off
Australian Codie Grimsey took out the Harbour Crossing in Auckland yesterday ahead of a clutch of New Zealanders.

Harbour Crossing 2010
Images from the annual Harbour Swim where competitors swim the harbour between Bayswater and the Auckland's Viaduct.