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Rugby: Auckland prepare for snow
Auckland's preparing to deal with the possibility of snow in Thursday night's Ranfurly Shield match against Southland.
Netball: Dunedin offer Steel a home
Edgar Centre general manager Blair Crawford is encouraging the Southern Steel to shift base to Dunedin.
Concerns over Southland Stadium during construction
The roof of Stadium Southland, which was lowered 15 metres and had its pitch reduced to appease neighbours, suffered sagging problems during construction.
All Blacks: Hooker and halfback backups face chop
The All Blacks selectors will seriously consider ditching a backup hooker and halfback from their year-end tour squad to make room for more rugby World Cup fringe contenders.
Baseball player pierced by broken bat
Chicago Cubs outfielder Tyson Colvin is in a stable condition after a piece of a broken bat pierced his chest.
Basketball: Sharks future in doubt
NBL organisers are mobilising support in a bid to ensure the Southland Sharks can remain in the competition.
Yachting: Team NZ looking to sign off in style
Team New Zealand, who have a second Med Cup title almost in their grasp, will look to finish the season off in style.
Fair Go's Kevin Milne leaving TVNZ
TVNZ has announced Fair Go stalwart Kevin Milne is leaving the broadcaster after the the show's season ends later this year.
Family furious over air rifle attack on cat
A furious Tauranga family are demanding justice after an air rifle attack on their beloved cat left it with three legs.
<i>Kerre Woodham</i>: Teacher strikes seem unpatriotic
Columnist Kerre Woodham finds herself in two minds about the teachers' strike.
Kiwis target for Facebook fraudsters
Internet fraudsters are using Facebook to steal Kiwis' bank and credit card account numbers and identities.
Enjoy the versatility of celeriac
The executive chef of dine by Peter Gordon at Sky City answers your cuisine questions.