Kiwis clipped in finewool shearing match
Kiwis clipped in finewool shearing match
Two West Australians have made first claims to being the top finewool shearers in Australasia by beating two of New Zealand’s best in a transtasman match at the Royal Perth Show.
Damien Boyle, from Tambellup, and Mark Buscumb, from Williams, both southeast of Perth, won the match yesterday against New Zealand shearers Grant Smith, of Rakaia, and Charlie O’Neill, of Alexandra.
The teams meet again next week during the New Zealand Merino Championships at Alexandra, Central Otago, where Boyle and Buscumb were beaten last year by New Zealanders Tony Coster, of Rakaia, and Chris Vickers, of Palmerston.
Boyle will be aiming to win New Zealand’s only finewool title for a record fifth time in the opening event of the Shearing Sports New Zealand season which comprises more than 60 shows and ends in April...
ENDS
Commonwealth Foundation: Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2026 Regional Winners Announced
Doc Edge Festival: World Press Photo And Doc Edge Comes To Auckland In Landmark Exhibition Merger
Whakarongorau Aotearoa: International Nurses Day - Healthline Nurses Help 800 New Zealanders A Day
NZ Psychological Society: Remembering The Past Guides Our Future
New Zealand Olympic Committee: Motherhood In Focus For Wāhine Toa Graduates Ahead Of Mother's Day
Early Childhood New Zealand: Budget 2026 Must Protect The Future Of Quality Early Childhood Education