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Scott Yeoman: Why the Jofra Archer racism incident angers and embarrasses me
I was in the crowd at Bay Oval, I saw Jofra Archer stop and talk to security.
Local Focus: Mauao base track repairs begin
Remediation work gets underway to fix damaged track before Christmas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kelvin Joseph: 'I came out of retirement for this opportunity'
And he's been waiting his whole life for the chance to claim a world title.
2019 SX2 title win was 'too easy'
And Josiah Natzke has his eyes set on more wins.
Injuries mean speedsters Portia Woodman, Michaela Blyde out
But both aim to be available for selection for Hamilton Sevens in January.
Tauranga camp aims to unearth taekwondo talent
And they'll also focus on personal development.
England's Barmy Army gets the atmosphere going at Bay Oval
The sun was shining, a trumpet was playing, and the Barmy Army was singing along.
Wardlaw risked death playing professional rugby
'I thought I had finally made it' - rising rugby star's dream crushed
Centuries to test cricket - Bay Oval milestones
Both teams are keen to get started.
Super Sixes players get to experience live test action
And that's after a day of playing cricket themselves.
Pāpāmoa teen trains on her trampoline for Winter Olympic dream
She may be coming into the sport late but her skills are undeniable.
Mount riders' success ahead of final NZ Supercross Champs
Cody Cooper and Josiah Natzke take wins at Auckland event.
Gaining international experience key for Bay players
All matches will be screened live on SKY Sport 1.
Bay Oval test match: 'We don't want a tie'
"Following on from the World Cup, which we try not to talk about, it's incredible".
Teuila Blakely's 'Sex and the City' memoirs
Actress Teuila Blakely plans to release a book on her single life.
'A very meaningful job': Getting to know the Māori Wardens
Wardens share why they joined, what they do and who they go above and beyond for.
Straight out of Kawerau: NZ Sevens' new recruit
The All Blacks Sevens' new signing was a late bloomer, but he is making up for lost time.
Music moguls' double meaning for their Greenroom
And they say it's best served with ice and music.
Monica Cantwell murder: When Mt Maunganui lost its innocence
It's been 30 years since Monica Cantwell was murdered on Mauao.
Another career milestone reached for Kaleb Trask
And he hopes to continue his professional career for many years to come.
Local Focus: Pāpāmoa groms surf with Aussie hero
Former world champ Joel Parkinson meets Pāpāmoa groms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tauranga rider Ben Townley leading SX1 title race
But he only races for fun these days.
Sam Bradley - mum first, coach second, an athlete just for fun
But on a starting line, the elite athlete inside her returns.
RSAs join forces to commemorate Armistice Day
The Pāpāmoa cenotaph will host the first joint Armistice Day service next week.
Top award winner keen to see more young hockey players stay in Tauranga
Plus all the winners from the Tauranga Hockey Association Awards.
Punches and death threats - a GP's journey in treating addicts
Mount doctor is one of a handful of GPs in NZ who treat those with dependency issues.
Refereeing - a role of making decisions in front of everybody
Rugby referee Ryan Waite talks about the often unenviable task of officiating the game
NYC Marathon - a 'cancer-versary' personal challenge for survivor
She is one of 17 runners lining up together at the start of the world's largest marathon.
Elin Tawharu pipped of title in final seconds
She rode in with a second-placing in the competition.