Up to 1000 New Zealand athletes training to qualify for the 2020 Olympics have been affected by the decision to postpone the Tokyo Olympic Games.
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Tokyo Olympic Games postponed until 2021
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Tokyo 2020 have agreed to delay the Olympic Games until no later than the summer of 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Mau-rākau lessons for Silver Ferns and NZ Netball stars
New Zealand netball stars have converged on Otaki to kick off the ANZ Premiership pre-season with Māori mau-rākau and haka practise.
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Newly appointed Ngāti Porou East Coast coach seeks to restore mana
Rugby-star Hosea Gear returns home after a two-year stint in France. Now in charge of Ngāti Porou East Coast as head coach, he is taking up the opportunity to give back to the heart of Tairāwhiti.
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Northland man builds own lake to wakeboard
A young Northland man is so passionate about the sport of wakeboarding that he has built his own lake. His goal is to one day compete at the world wakeboarding champs.
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NewsDame Noeline Taurua wins Coach of the Year- Halbergs
Dame Noeline Taurua wins Coach of the Year at the Halberg Awards adding to an already successful year for the netball legend.
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Perenara taking on his new role as Hurricanes captain like a champ
Hurricanes' TJ Perenara says he's looking forward to growing in his role as co-captain as they head into their next pre-season match against the Blues.
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Ngāti Porou athlete record-breaker at NZ Strong Woman competition
New Zealand's Strong Woman 2019 winner Shayna Tapara has broken records at the national 2020 competition today.
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Rangatahi battle it out at U18 Girls Poiuka Champs
The country's best female rangatahi took to the diamond for the NZ U18 Girls Softball Championship that kicked off in Mt Albert in Auckland this week. Besides the championship, the NZ U18 coach was on the lookout for a team to take to the world cup in Peru this year.
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Past and future African-American tennis stars compete at ASB Classic
Some of the biggest names in women's tennis were on centre court. Among them, 23-time Grand Slam winner Serena Williams, and 15-year-old sensation Cori "Coco" Gauff, the youngest player ranked in the top 100 female players in the world.
