Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse were pipped at the post by Silver Fern's shooter, Bailey Mes in last night's clash against the SKYCITY Mystics at Horncastle Arena in Christchurch. The loss was a first for the star-studded team this season.
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NewsNSW snatch first State of O win for 2018
Game one of the State Origin series was played last night at the Melbourne Cricket Ground with the Blues taking away the series opener 22-12. New South Wales introduced a number of debutants in what is now being hailed as the key to their win.
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Māori All Black wants to play for England
Māori All Black Ambrose Curtis wants to follow in the footsteps of former NZ Māori player, Riki Flutey and play for England.
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Pulse nab sixth consecutive win
The Pulse keeps their top spot on the ANZ Premiership ladder after the much anticipated matchup against the SKYCITY Mystic last night in Auckland. The Pulse dominated the game from the start, securing their record-breaking sixth straight win for the season.
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Tactix beat Stars in final moments
It was the Silvermoon Tactix who came out on top in what should have been the Northern Stars’ first win of the season.
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Southerners 'Steel' the win from Mystics
Steel defender Te Huinga Selby-Rickit played her part in the Southern Steel's 56-52 defeat of the Mystics last night in Invercargill, helping the team to remain second on the ANZ Premiership leader board.
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'The Hangman' hooks UFC match
UFC fighter, Dan 'The Hangman' Hooker has been called-up to one of the biggest UFC cards of the year in a match against Brazilian jiu-jitsu fighter, Gilbert Burns to be held in Las Vegas.
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NZ elite men's waka ama champs prepare to defend title
With only three months until the IVF Va'a World Sprint Championships in Tahiti, the NZ Open Men's Elite W12 World Champion team are flat out in training to defend their 500m sprints title.
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First Māori to be awarded NZ Cricket Player of the Year
Trent Boult has dethroned his skipper to win the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal for outstanding player of the year at New Zealand Cricket's annual awards in Auckland. The 28-year-old of Ngāti Porou and Te Arawa received the award shortly before he took off to India for a two-month contract.
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A netball legend in her own right at Te Hui Ahurei a Tuhoe
She’s a stalwart of Tuhoe netball as her dream has been fulfilled since her Mataatua ki Rotorua club became hosts of Te Hui Ahurei a Tuhoe this year. Her name is Te Orohi Callaghan.
