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Talk-back : 19.10.2009
Talk-back "The image of Ukraine in a world sport". Representatives of Ukrainian Delegation on the 7th Wold Master Games in Sydney- V.V. Ignatenko, M.M. Volobuev, T. Zavrotska).Talk-back conducted by Sergei Serbin
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The 7th WORLD MASTERS Games: 19.10.2009
Recently the Ukrainian Program hosted representatives from National Olympic Committee of Ukraine, who currently bring to Sydney more then 115 participants to the 7th Wold Master Games. During the round table discussion in our studio with the members of the sporting delegation V.V. Ignatenko, M.M. Volobuev, V.M. Kushnarenko they bring to attention more support need to be given from the Ukrainian community in Australia. The interest to that topic from the listeners was leading us to the radio talk-back “The image of Ukraine in world sport".
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Paraolimpics: 18.2.2009
As the world's top able-bodied athletes prepare for the Beijing Olympics in August, those with a range of disabilities are training hard for the 13th Paralympic Summer Games. The Paralympics will be held from the 6th to the 17th September, 12 days after the close of the Olympic Games and using the same facilities. Most of the events will take place in Beijing, with equestrian and sailing events to be held in Hong Kong and Qingdao. Olena Zaporozhets talks to some paralymians and the Chief Executive of the Australian Paralympic Committee, Daren Peters. He says this year will see Australia's largest team ever, with 170 athletes competing in 13 sports. (Editor Serhij Serbin).
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Iryna Dvoskina - between Ukraine and Australia: 18.2.2009
As the world's top able-bodied athletes prepare for the Beijing Olympics in August, those with a range of disabilities are training hard for the 13th Paralympic Summer Games. The Paralympics will be held from the 6th to the 17th September, 12 days after the close of the Olympic Games and using the same facilities. Most of the events will take place in Beijing, with equestrian and sailing events to be held in Hong Kong and Qingdao. The Chief Executive of the Australian Paralympic Committee, Mr Darren Peters says this year will see Australia’s largest team ever, with 170 athletes competing in 13 sports. The Australian Paralympic athletics team is fortunate to have Iryna Dvoskina as a coach; her years of experience making her one of the best athletics coaches in the world. Originally she is from Ukraine. Iryna Dvoskina moved to Australia in 2003 to become the athletics coach of the Australian Institute of Sport. It is a position she is very proud to hold and believes that with hard work and determination, her athletes will achieve their goals. Iryna is a strict coach, who is focused on getting the best from her athletes. She believes the “the best victory is the victory you have over yourself” and asks he athletes to adhere to this advice. Her career has thrown her constant challenges. After the break up of the USSR, Iryna was daringly one of the first head coaches of the newly created Ukraine team. It was a decision Iryna describes as one of the scariest choices she has ever had to make. But with the support of her husband Yuriy and daughter Anastasia, she was able to support her Ukraine team in both the 1996 and 2000 Paralympics. Since moving to Australia she has brought success to our 2004 Paralympic team and is looking to do it again in 2008. Serhij Serbin produced this segment.
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The Valley of daffodils : 18.2.2009
Vira Otroshko talks about her visit to the Valley of daffodils in Carpathian Mountains near the Khust village. Serhij Serbin produced this report.
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Ukrainian Team Wins in Australia: 18.2.2009
Olya Pavlyshyn talks to leaders of the "Boxing Stars" Ukrainian team, Volodymyr Dvortsov, Chief Coach, and Serhii Asaulenko, Coach. The Ukrainian team is competing in the Kostya Tszyu Cup in Sydney. (Picture courtesy of Marichka Halaburda)
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Grand Slam title For sisters Bondarenko: 18.2.2009
Ukrainian sisters Alona and Kateryna Bondarenko win the women's doubles final at Australian Open 2008. At the Australian Open tennis in Melbourne, a pair of sisters from Ukraine have won the women's doubles title. Alona and Kateryna Bondarenko beat Victoria Azarenka of Belarus, and Shahar Peer, of Israel, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4. (Produced by Serhij Serbin)
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2008 International Ukrainian Football Tournament: 18.2.2009
Roma Becker reports on the tournament that took place in Adelaide (produced by Olya Pavlyshyn).
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Osaka 2007: 4.9.2007
Report on the final day of the 11th IAAF World Championships in Athletics (produced by Olya Pavlyshyn).
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Osaka news: 4.9.2007
Andrej Bucko (SBS Radio) talks to Serhyi Demyduk веbefor the final of 110m hurdles (produced by Serhij Serbin).
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