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.
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Rising star eyes pro boxing career
Whetu Heke is a boxer whose dreams of becoming a professional fighter could be in reach. However, the road to glory comes with sacrifices and risks.
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Auckland's Over 50 mens defend national touch title
Auckland's Over 50 men’s touch team have defended their national title for a second year in a row defeating North Harbour in the finals in Takanini.
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Pacific Mini Games kick off in Vanuatu
The Pacific Mini Games have kicked off in Vanuatu. 24 Pacific nations, including this year's newest inclusions- Australia and New Zealand- will compete across 13 different sports at Oceania’s premier multi-sport event.
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New POIFIT fitness a hit in Rotorua
POIFIT is Rotorua's new and unique fusion of cultural fitness that blends poi skills with an upper and lower body workout. The once-a-week class is proving popular attracting up to 50 participants of both haka performers and beginners.
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First NRL nines game of its kind
Teams from Australia touched down in Auckland this week for the first trans-Tasman rugby league tournament of it's kind. This weekend Waitemata Seagull Club Rooms in West Auckland will play host to the Physical Disability Rugby League nines games.
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NZ Kick boxers excel at Worlds
The World Kickboxing Association New Zealand Team have come away with 32 medals at the ICO World Cup in the UK and the Unified World Champs in Italy. A particularly special victory for gold medalist Tahuri Tibble, going to battle on the same lands as his great-grandfather.
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Waterboy organisation aims to grow sports paticipation
A non-profit oragnisation called The Waterboy aims to help New Zealander's of all backgrounds seek the benefits of participating in sport. Today they took their message to New Zealand's largest and most iconic marathon.
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Aotearoa Māori Surf Titles celebrate 25th anniversary
Over 50 Māori surfers came together over the weekend at New Plymouth's Waitara beach for a good break with this year marking the 25th anniversary of the Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles.
