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well you guys are lucky to live here and should count your blessings

Theres plenty of people who were born in other countries that have represented Australia in powerlifting.Steve Pritchard is another.Liz Craven.plenty of junior lifters of Asian descent etc
 
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Competing as Gavin Hubbard before her gender transition, Hubbard set New Zealand junior records in 1998 in the newly established M105+ division with snatch 135 kg, clean & jerk 170 kg, total 300 kg.[SUP][2][/SUP] Those records were later surpassed by David Liti.[SUP][3][/SUP]In 2012 Hubbard was appointed to the position of Executive Officer for Olympic Weightlifting New Zealand.[SUP][[/SUP]
At the 2017 Australian International & Australian Open in Melbourne, she competed at the heaviest 90 kg+ category, winning the gold medal with a 123 kg snatch and 145 kg clean & jerk, for a total of 268 kg at a bodyweight of 131.83 kg
 
I cant believe new Zealand is cheating to win a gold medal. aussies would never do such a thing.:)
 
here we go, the stupid medla count where Australia and England are compared; also compared against third world countries. glory, glory halleluiah
 
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