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NewsHomesick Warriors missing whānau
Thumped by the Storm in Melbourne last night, reports have emerged that some Warriors players are homesick and would like to return to their families in New Zealand. Warriors coach Todd Payten says the club is meeting with the NRL today to discuss the issue.
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All Stars MVP Brandon Smith to miss NRL opener with injury
Melbourne Storm today confirmed that Brandon Smith suffered a facial fracture in the Māori All-Stars 30-14 win over the Indigenous All-Stars over the weekend.
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Blackcap Boult on his way home
Pace-bowler Trent Boult (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Porou, Ngāi Te Rangi) is returning home from across the Tasman after suffering a fracture to his right hand. In his place, Auckland Aces' Will Somerville has been called up.
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NewsStubborn Black Caps fight on
Day four of the Boxing Day cricket test has seen the Black Caps getting put into bat for a second time, after the Australians used only the first 40 minutes to add to their overnight total.
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NewsPhoenix get revenge on former coach
While the Black Caps are struggling in Melbourne, at least one New Zealand team had something to smile about last night just up the road.
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Parete riding a Super Rugby Storm
Jesse Parete is one of the up and coming players at the Chiefs. While his dreadlocks are becoming a regular sight on the Super Rugby field now, there was a time where the loose-forward was on the pathway to the NRL.
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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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Tall Blacks coach Henare joins NBL champs Melbourne
Tall Blacks coach Paul Henare is taking up a new role in Melbourne.
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Mahuta says homeless Kiwis in Aus should return home
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta says young homeless New Zealanders in Australia should consider coming home. Around 40 organisations have written to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern urging her to help hundreds of kiwi youth living on the streets.
