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Hawke's Bay United's deep-seated demons go well beyond exorcising their unpolished boots.
Hawke's Bay United's deep-seated demons go well beyond exorcising their unpolished boots.
Carpentry helps NBL coach Daniel Nelson sculpture identity outside of basketball cauldron.
UFC Auckland has lost another fighter due to injury.
The pair won their fifth 49er world title in Auckland as recently as December.
EDITORIAL: Whatever the reason, NZ Cricket needed to do a better job of talking about it.
Defending Kiwi Toyota Racing Series champion has a challenge on his hands.
The timing of coach's break was at best poor public relations, at worst, incompetence.
NZME experts provide their picks ahead of Super Rugby round two.
New Zealand Rugby's professional game faces a knife-edged future as challenges mount up.
Hawks coach Daniel Nelson hopes to use his extensive network to highlight player pathways.
It will take something special to stop the Crusaders and Chiefs this season.
Crusaders, Chiefs and a few breakout candidates highlight the first team of the week.
Wayne Bennett had probably done all he could with England, they could now emerge stronger.
Hawke's Bay desperately needs to rebuild its fading image as a major sporting attraction.
The Blues need something other than quiet strong men in their leadership group.
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COMMENT: Tennis, and sport in general, need geniuses like Roger Federer more than ever.
'Put a pebble in a glass with no water. Shake it around – think about that as your brain.'
The key matchups, who's playing at halftime and predictions ahead of Super Bowl LIV.
Comment: Here's what we can take from the first weekend of Super Rugby.
Chris Rattue: This is an SOS to Beauden Barrett.
Five Kiwis returning to Melbourne to contest the Laser world championships.
The first male entries into the Piha Pro have gone to two local surfers.
Clinton Terry is a 10-time national and three-time Oceania champion. He is also blind.
COMMENT: One weekend into Super Rugby and already a difficult question has arisen.
It won't just be results that will attract attention around the Chiefs and Warren Gatland.
Who is the dark horse, who will win the Six Nations? And why was Finn Russell disciplined?
Ultimately, scoring goals in the beautiful game isn't just a habit but a law of averages.
Our betting expert identifies three "betting gems" for Super Bowl LIV.
The 25-year-old world champion is one of New Zealand's best athletes.