The New Zealand Warriors are still amping up in their preseason, getting ready for what they hope will be an improvement on last year.
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Sister act ready to take on the Indigenous
The New Zealand Māori teams have been in Melbourne over the past week prearing for their big playoffs against Australia's Indigenous team in the inaugural Indigenous Round to be held tomorrow in Melbourne, and for one team it'll be extra special because it'll be a family affair.
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Dancer embarks on mau rākau journey
Jade Whaanga is a trained dancer who has embarked on a journey to further explore her roots through the traditional Māori martial art, mau rākau.
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Leaving a legacy in wool handling
World champion wool handler Joel Henare of Ngāti Porou is preparing for his NZ swansong before leaving the world of wool handling.
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Tall Blacks gear up for world champs
With the Breakers' hopes of making the play-offs tentative, forward Jordan Ngatai says he is wanting to improve his game as his national team gears up for the FIBA Basketball World Cup in China.
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Sleep apnea sufferer squats his way to Te Matatini
Waihīrere soloist, Hiwirori Maynard is one of the many performers who has taken up the latest fitness craze known as the "100 squats til Matatini" challenge.
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NewsWhānau members present sevens teams with Jerseys
Traditionally, the New Zealand Sevens competition jersey ceremony would take place at Pipitea Marae in Wellington. However, the relocation of the competition to Hamilton has seen local whānau invited to take part in the team ritual for the first time.
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Wairere men's, Bulletz women's touch champions
A repeat from last year’s men’s final as Wairere win their third title at the Whakatāne Touch Tournament against arch-rivals Playin Up. While Bulletz nail-biting win against Playin Up by one point was another highlight in the women’s final.
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Challenging times in Māori golf
Dame Iritana Tawhiwhirangi, a life member from the National Māori Golf Championships, says their association is currently working to grow the sport and participation at their annual event by bringing in the likes of Michael Campbell, who will be inducted into their Hall of Fame tonight.
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Keeping the whānau golf legacy alive
Kahu Tataurangi, who is the son of NZ golf champion Phil Tataurangi, is following in his father's footsteps. The 18-year-old is making his third appearance at the Māori Golf tournament in Taupō.
