Chiefs first five Aaron Cruden isn't ready to call this weekend's semi-final his last. The team was preparing for Saturday nights Semi Final clash against the Crusaders, at AMI Stadium in Christchurch.
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Te Kāea
Presenters Piripi Taylor, Rahia Timutimu and the experienced team of reporters bring you the daily news, featuring local, national and international stories from a Māori perspective.
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Henare happy with Chinese hit-out despite rustiness
Tall Blacks coach Paul Henare believes the current squad is ready for the Asia Cup in Lebanon, despite minimal time to prepare. Henare will take five debutants, and has named Reuben Te Rangi to captain for this first time.
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Te Kāea
Presenters Piripi Taylor, Rahia Timutimu and the experienced team of reporters bring you the daily news, featuring local, national and international stories from a Māori perspective.
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NewsSports teams bogged down by winter weather
Some of Wellington’s traditional grass sports fields are being turned into sodden bogs this winter – and sportspeople face the prospect of further match restrictions as Wellington City Council seeks to provide playable sports fields for the remaining winter season.
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Tall Ferns need adjustments before match against Korea
The Tall Ferns will need to make adjustments quickly before their second Asia Cup match against DPR Korea. The team lost heavily to China 77 -48, but are still alive to qualify for the 2018 World Cup.
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Te Kāea
Presenters Piripi Taylor, Rahia Timutimu and the experienced team of reporters bring you the daily news, featuring local, national and international stories from a Māori perspective.
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Event focuses on bringing peace among rival gangs
An important gathering in Northland this weekend focused on bringing peace amongst rival gangs.
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Te Kāea
Presenters Piripi Taylor, Rahia Timutimu and the experienced team of reporters bring you the daily news, featuring local, national and international stories from a Māori perspective.
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Former Jr Black Sox's baseball dreams hang in the balance
Jarome McKenzie has received a scholarship to play baseball for a college in the United States of America. But, securing finance for travel, food, and accommodation is the only thing holding this 19-year-old back.
