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F**kin heaps man: NZ bowls champ's explicit interview
New Zealand Open triples lawn-bowling champion drops several F-bombs on live TV.
World Masters: Years of work paying off
Clubs around Auckland and Waikato all geared up and ready to host.
Bowls: McIlroy wins gold at World Championships
New Zealand has ended the world bowls championships on a high, with Shannon McIlroy winning the men's singles gold in Christchurch this afternoon.
New Zealand win gold at Bowls World Champs
New Zealand have claimed their first gold medal at the 2016 World Bowls Championships in Christchurch.
Jo Edwards approaches 500th test as Blackjacks enjoy perfect day
The Blackjacks have enjoyed a perfect second day at the World Bowls Championships in Christchurch.
College Sport: Jack's king of greens...
It doesn't matter that Jack Green has to celebrate any lawn bowling success with a lemonade, while his older teammates toast with something stronger.
Bowls clubs could also be sold
A review of Auckland Council's sport and recreation assets not only involves 13 golf clubs valued at $200 million-plus, but also all the council's bowling clubs.
Bowls: Youngster bowls over veterans
A 14-year-old has caused a flutter among the North Harbour bowling community after one of the centre's most startling upset results.
Bowls: Overcoming the natural bias in bowls
Compared with some sports, lawn bowls is usually played in a state of calm fairness, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t any bias involved.
Bowls: O'Connor set to join exclusive club
Danny O'Connor, one of New Zealand's evergreen bowlers, gave himself another chance yesterday at the national bowls championships at Browns Bay of securing his 10th national title.
Bowls: Hema's four battle into last eight
Carlton-Cornwall's Karen Hema, one of Auckland bowls' most bubbly players, and her composite four made the last eight in the national women's championships at Browns Bay yesterday, but did it the hard way.
Bowls: Star bowler faces down selectors
Mike Kernaghan, New Zealand's bowler of the moment, confirmed yesterday he was unavailable for national selection because Bowls New Zealand will not select the player he regards as the country's best skip, Gary Lawson.
Teens bowl over senior competition
Seamus Curtin, 14, was among a group of Wellington teenagers who shattered any notion that bowls is a game solely for the aged and infirm.