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Nick Mills and All Sports Breakfast host Adam Cooper are joined by Athletics Wellington GM and 1984 Olympic runner Tony Rogers following the death of Sir Murray Halberg.
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Tonight's edition of Sportstalk looks back on the life and legacy of Olympic great and charity founder Sir Murray Halberg. Highlights include-
Olympic bronze medallist Barry Magee on the death of Sir Murray Halberg
Olympic bronze medallist Rod Dixon on Sir Murray
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On Sportstalk tonight we remembered the legend Sir Murray Halberg.
The 89-year-old Olympic gold medallist passed away last night.
One of his contemporaries is Barry Magee, who spoke to D’Arcy Waldegrave on Sportstalk.
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On Sportstalk tonight we remembered the legend Sir Murray Halberg.
The 89-year-old Olympic gold medallist passed away last night.
Rod Dixon was inspired by Sir Murray as a kid to go on to become an Olympic runner himself, he spoke to D’Arcy Waldegrave on Sportstalk
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Accomplished Kiwi athlete and founder of the Halberg foundation, Sir Murray Halberg recently passed away at age 89.
Between his accomplishments in the 1960 Olympics and the 1958 and 1962 Commonwealth Games and his charity work supporting children with disabilities in sport, Sir Murray Halberg impacted a lot of lives.
NZ Herald sports journalist Phil Gifford was one of those people, and he said that Sir Murray Halberg was a generous and lovely person.
"The kindness and generosity of spirit that led to him starting that foundation for people that had physical disabilities, to help kids in particular get into sport, it was expressed as a person. He was a lovely guy."
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