Outdoor education initiative Mātātoa has received funding support from Auckland Transport's $50,000 Community Bike Fund to run the Hapori Paihikara, community bike rides.
Tag: Sports. Showing results 1 - 10 of 1519
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NewsBlack Ferns finally back on the field after Covid-19 setbacks
The Black Ferns have confirmed a revised three-match schedule in November despite the challenges caused by the global Covid-19 pandemic.
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International Crossfit athlete sets up Kawerau's first sports academy
Davina Merepeka Thompson hopes this will create a pathway for rangatahi in elite and high-performance sport.
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Ngāi Tahu partners with NZ Rugby for All Blacks tour experience
The venture in Auckland will guide visitors through a state-of-the-art showcase of the All Blacks, Black Ferns and other national rugby teams in black. Visitors the chance to stand in the middle of the field in a stadium packed with fans, and come face-to-face with a four-metre-high haka.
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Dame Noeline Taurua names new Silver Ferns squads
Three of New Zealand’s greats who featured at last year’s victorious Netball World Cup squad, Laura Langman, Maria Folau and Casey Kopua, have retired from international competition.
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Māori rugby: what does the future hold?
NZ Māori All Black Coach Clayton McMillan talked to Te Ao Tapatahi on the future of Māori rugby.
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Te Ao Toa, Episode 9
Creates discussion around the latest sports news from a Māori perspective. Breaking down what you need to know about our Māori athletes.
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Black Ferns at an advantage leading into World Cup 2021
This week the squad, including some Sevens stars, is in camp in Auckland.
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Māori pro wrestler fosters new generation of sports entertainers
For Niwa McIllroy, wrestling in front of 16,000 fans in Mexico was nothing compared to coming back home and wrestling in a small hall in front of whānau.
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Te Ao Toa, Episode 8
Creates discussion around the latest sports news from a Māori perspective. Breaking down what you need to know about our Māori athletes.
