Ngā Rēhia o Tūwharetoa Māori Sports Challenge was held over the weekend and for the first time ever there were no winners.
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Former Black Ferns captain Les Elder donates Christmas presents to whānau in need
Former Bay of Plenty, Chiefs Manawa and Black Ferns captain Les Elder has started collecting donated items from the Tauranga community to gift to whānau for Christmas.
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Te Moana Nui Games back for first time since pandemic began
Te Moana Nui Traditional Games (known formerly as Heiva Tū’aro i Vaihi) is a competitive event celebrating and promoting ancestral sports of Oceania.
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Halberg Games part of the journey to Paralympics
The Halberg Games, a two-day sports festival for the physically disabled aged eight to 21 held annually at Tāmaki Makaurau’s King’s College, is seen as a stepping stone for one young competitor.
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One step closer to NBA dream for Ngāti Kahungunu basketballer
Playing in the NBA has always been Ngāti Kahungunu basketballer Dontae Russo-Nance's dream and now he’s one step closer.
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Kaiti School brings its A game to AIMS 2022
Kaiti School ripper team and coach Trisha Hina ready to play
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Dame Noeline Taurua appointed to High Performance Sport NZ board
Four new members have been appointed to the High Performance Sport NZ board - and it includes former leading athletes and coaches.
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'It's okay to love': League legends Ian Roberts, Sir Graham Lowe on Manly pride jerseys
“I love being gay. I’m so grateful I was born gay. It’s totally enlightened me and also my family.”
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Covid halves number of waka ama competitors at 2022 World Sprints
NZ Waka Ama representatives fly to London today to compete in the International Va'a Federation (IVF) Sprint Club Championships hosted by Great Britain Outrigger this year, despite the devastating impacts of Covid on the number of competitors attending.
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Sonny Bill Williams opens up on his faith, whānau and critics
Sonny Bill Williams is one of New Zealand’s highest sporting achievers in rugby, league and boxing but has copped more than his share of criticism along the way.