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Support Growing For New Zealand Yacht Center

Yachting New Zealand officials are "quietly confident" plans for a National Ocean Water Sports Centre on the Takapuna Beach camp ground will get the green light next year, according to David Leggat of the NEW ZEALAND HERALD. Submissions on the Auckland Council's draft reserve management plan, including the yachting component, closed Tuesday afternoon. Although the decision is not due until February, Yachting New Zealand CEO David Abercrombie believes the A$8M ($8.3M) development has "significant benefits not just for the sailing fraternity, but other sports and the community as a whole." Architects Warren & Mahoney have drawn up the plans, covering 40% of the future public reserve. They include "250-square-meter for high-performance activities and housing the NOWSC; 500sq m of hard stand for boat rigging and derigging; and 1,500sq m of underground storage" (NEW ZEALAND HERALD, 9/11).

Sue Bird and Dawn Porter talk upcoming doc, Ricardo Viramontes of UNINTERRUPTED and NBA conference finals

This week’s pod comes to you from 4se where SBJ’s Austin Karp is joined by basketball legend Sue Bird and award-winning director Dawn Porter as the duo share how their documentary, Power of the Dream, came together and what viewers can expect. Later in the show ,Ricardo Viramontes of The SpringHill Company/UNINTERRUPTED talks about how LeBron James and Maverick Carter are making their own mark in original content. Plus SBJ’s Mollie Cahillane joins the pod to add insight into the WNBA’s hot start and gets us set for the NBA Conference Finals.

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