Champion Waka Ama paddler Gaibreill Wainohu has been named as a finalist in the 2019 Matariki Awards for the Te Whetū Maiangi Award for Young Achievers category.
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Cameron family's basketball investment pays off
Raymond Cameron and his whānau have worked tirelessly to strengthen the basketball skills of the Northland community. Their efforts can be seen in their involvement with two of the three Northland teams that recently qualified for the national competitions, to be held in upcoming months.
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Nikorima key to Warriors' success
Kodi Nikorima has been the answer to the Warriors woes this season. The late addition to the squad has only been on the ground with the New Zealand NRL franchise less than a month but has managed to turn the Warriors' horror season around.
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NewsStars take on Northern challenge
The Northern Stars have returned to the winner's circle in a nail-biting 53-52 victory over near neighbours the Northern Mystics in Auckland yesterday. The recent win broke a four game losing streak for the Stars, putting them at third place on the points table and securing them the Northern Challenge Cup for the first time.
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SUP surf comp brings Māori from all corners
The annual Tairāwhiti Stand Up Paddleboard Surfing Championships are on in Gisborne, bringing people from all corners and cultures together with a unique vibe of whanaungatanga.
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Veteran waveskiing on a wave of good health
Steve Gibbs of Ngāi Tāmanuhiri has been crowned veteran champion at the NZ Open Waveskii Surfing Titles for 2019 in Gisborne. The two-time world champion says waveskiing is a way to maintain a healthy lifestyle and stay active while advancing in years.
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Kiwi Ferns prepape to host Fetū Samoa
The highly anticipated Oceania Cup promises an all-Pacific double header with the Kiwi Ferns set to take on Fetu Samoa women's team before the Kiwis battle it out with Mate Ma'a Tonga on June 22 at Mt Smart Stadium.
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It's back to basics for the Warriors
Round three of the NRL saw the Warriors drop even further on the NRL ladder, with the team now sitting at a dismal twelfth place. Forward Tohu Harris says if he and his boys want to get back up again there's only one thing to do- go back to basics.
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SUP surfing on wave to good health
Māori paddle surfers are preparing for the Māori Stand Up Paddle Surf Club Competition in Gisborne, the premier national SUP surfing and SUP foil event in Aotearoa.
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Maia Wilson reaches 50th game
Stars shooting sensation, 21-year-old Maia Wilson has hit a career milestone, playing 50 games in the ANZ premiership after the latest fixture against regional rivals the Northern Mystics.
