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'Proper' meal a priority after 59 days of struggle at sea
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[Waikato Times] - HOME AGAIN: Team Gallagher, including Andrew McCowan, centre, Nigel Cherrie, left with his son Thomas, and James Blake arriving in Auckland yesterday after a 59-day voyage from Australia. The Waikato member of the first Kiwi team to row across the
Google News: Team first from NZ to row Tasman
[Voxy] - Three members of the Team Gallagher Trans-Tasman Row crew - Nigel Cherrie (35, of Auckland, team leader), James Blake (25, Dunedin) and Andrew McCowan (26, Hamilton) reached Auckland after 55 days at sea on the 10.5m boat.
Tasman rowers on home stretch
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[Radio New Zealand] - Team Gallagher set off from Australia on 27 November in an attempt to be the first New Zealand team to row from Sydney to Auckland. Nigel Cherrie, James Blake, Martin Berka and Andrew McCowan hope to reach the Auckland Harbour Bridge by Friday
Google News: Kiwi rowers cross Tasman in record time
[Stuff.co.nz] - FEELING THE STRAIN: Martin Berka, rear, and Andrew McCowan of Team Gallagher. Berka said the mental aspect of the Tasman crossing was his biggest challenge. A Kiwi rowing crew has become the fastest unsupported rowing team to cross the Tasman.
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