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Newcastle's Rollerpalooza at Bar Beach skate bowl features world-best skaters like Estro Jen | Newcastle Herald | Newcastle, NSW
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Newcastle Skate | Charlestown NSW
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Newcastle: A skate culture beyond extraordinary. - The Junction
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Newcastle skateboarder Poppy Starr Olsen number one ranked female after 2016 Vans Girls Combi Pool win | Newcastle Herald | Newcastle, NSW
Sky Brown becomes Great Britain's first skateboarding world champion - at age of 14 | News News | Sky Sports
Female Park Skateboarders Divided On Whether They'll Need A 540 To Medal At Tokyo Olympics
Wiltshire road becomes a skate park after it cracks and buckles | UK news | The Guardian
Newcastle: A skate culture beyond extraordinary. - The Junction
Skateboarding in 1970s Newcastle - and the sport is just as popular today - Chronicle Live
Tokyo Olympics: Why is skateboarding still treated like a crime? | Metro News
