Olympic rowing stars have decided to take training in Tasmania as the air quality is not good in Canberra and Penrith due to bushfire. For a few days, the team, as well as coaches, have come to Launceston and Lake Barrington for training. Rowing Australia chief executive Ian Robson has said that it was important the athletes could continue to train, with fewer than 200 days until the Tokyo Olympic Games.
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Olympic rowing stars decided to train in Tasmania
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