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Few expected blond identical twins Caroline and Georgina Evers-Swindell to successfully defend the double sculls title they had won in Athens in 2004.
Video about the history of Lake Karapiro
In 2008 well-known sports writer Joseph Romanos chose the victory of the 1972 rowing eight as the best team performance by New Zealanders at the Olympics.
List of New Zealand Rowing World Championship medallists
Logo from the 1978 World Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro.
World champion sculler William Webb training on the Whanganui River, about 1907
Postcard commemorating world champion sculler William 'Wiri' Webb in 1907
World champion sculler started out as a top cyclist
New Zealand rower Darcy Hadfield in action
Veteran rowers William Webb and Dick Hegglun at Karapiro during the 1950 Empire Games.
The remarkable life of an internationally renowned New Zealand rowing coach
Members of the Star Boating Club row a whaling boat on Wellington Harbour, 1888
This 1949 National Film Unit presentation shows preparations for the 1950 Empire Games rowing competitions on Lake Karapiro
Official programme and scenes from the 1950 Empire Games rowing events held at Lake Karapiro.
Olympic rowing medals won by New Zealanders 1920-2012
In 2010 the world rowing championships returned to Lake Karapiro. For the first time the regatta ran over two weekends and featured a separate opening ceremony and four days of finals.
Rowers from 410 BC
Books and links relating to New Zealand rowing
Lake Karapiro's potential to become the best rowing venue in a country with few straight sheltered courses was soon recognised and it hosted the 1950 Empire Games and the 1978 World Champs
In the late nineteenth century, challenges for the world professional sculling title were among the most hyped (and gambled on) contests in the English-speaking world

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