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August 2008 in New Zealand
- 10 August (Sunday) 2008 -
The
Auckland City Volcanoes Challenge is an inner city
navigation event where competitors run to, and up, Auckland’s iconic
volcanoes, in any order that they choose.
- Winter@Waipu
is a three-month festival celebrating winter in the small settlement
of Waipu, with a host of entertainment and events lined up.
- The
New Zealand Affordable Art Show is
popular with artists and art buyers alike and encourages New
Zealanders to celebrate their identity and culture by buying local
art.
- The
Food Show Auckland offers visitors
a myriad of food and wine delights, a line-up of local and
international celebrity chefs and a strictly-limited special Preview
Day.
- The
Free Ski Open NZ is one of the Southern Hemispheres premier
free ski events, showcasing the best New Zealand has to offer, from
the worlds only heli-accessed big mountain competition to the
legendary superpipe at Snow Park and chutes at Treble Cone.
- The
Waikato Draught Tough Guy and Gal Challenge is an off-road
running event open to both male and female competitors 14 years and
older. Challenge yourself on a course that includes swamp crossings, a
rope climb, crawl under barb wire, beautiful native bush trails, a
range of natural and man-made obstacles, mud and more mud. The 9km
course is based at the Lakes Ranch venue, north east of Rotorua.
- Casio
Coromandel Classic From surf beaches to sub-alpine native
forests, this multisport race will challenge individuals and team
competitors of all abilities. As the final round of the Sportzhub
Multisport Champs, many top athletes are expected to line up alongside
the regular weekend warriors.
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March, April,
May, June, July,
August, September,
October, November,
December.
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