New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko has been awarded the LPGA’s Heather Farr Perseverance Award, recognizing her dedication and spirit in achieving her goals. Ko, who won Olympic gold and her first British Open title in 2024, reached the LPGA Hall of Fame threshold by earning 27 points, becoming the youngest player to be inducted under the current criteria. She has also received numerous LPGA Awards, including the Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year and Rolex Player of the Year.
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King’s coronation hefty cost revealed
Last year's coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla cost £72 million ($NZ155 million) and was witnessed by millions worldwide, showcasing Britain to a global audience. The event, which was less expensive than the previous queen's funeral, saw the couple crowned on May 6, 2023, in a grand ceremony attended by world leaders and televised to millions. The Department for Culture reported a total cost of £50.3 million ($NZ108 million) for the coronation and an...
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