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Hopes high that Solomon Island Institute of Sport will soon operate as a standalone operation
The executive director of SINIS confirms that the institute 'is open' following intense negotiations with the Solomon Islands government around the legacy of the program.
Published: with Richard Ewart
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SINIS future assured amid push for standalone operation
Doubts about the future of Solomon Islands National Institute of Sport appear to have been allayed, with government now keen to see SINIS go it alone
Published: by Richard Ewart
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OTF president refutes claims of inequality in Oceania tennis
Claims of inequality within the ranks of Oceania tennis have been dismissed by the OTF president, who says although money is tight, there are opportunities for male and female players alike.
Published: by Richard Ewart and Evan Wasuka
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Oceania to get the VAR experience
Always controversial, VAR is set to be introduced into the Oceanie Football Confederation competitions, and the hope is the referees that use it will be paid professionals.
Published: by Richard Ewart
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Small island states race to get the ball rolling on the international soccer scene
The small island states are all planning to make inroads on the international soccer scene in 2024. Stage one of the plan is matches against one another, either indoors or out.
Published: by Richard Ewart