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Windsurfing through hurricane conditions
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Windsurfing through hurricane conditions

Frenchman Thomas Traversa was crowned the champion of the storm surfing universe. Despite weighing just 60 kilos, Traversa won the final leg of the Red Bull Storm Chase in hurricane conditions off the coast of Cornwall, UK, in front of Marcilio Browne from Brazil and Leon Jamaer from Germany.

Super Rugby wrap up
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Super Rugby wrap up

Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray discuss the winners and losers from the first weekend of Super Rugby.Rugby Herald will be with you every week as the season unfolds.

Gisborne: Weet-Bix kids Tryathlon
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Gisborne: Weet-Bix kids Tryathlon

THE Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon was a huge success with 900 excited and energetic participants in high spirits. This was the second year a Weet-Bix TRYathlon had been hosted in the region. Gisborne is one of 14 venues from North Shore to Dunedin to hold a TRYathlon this year.

Surfing: Kelly Slater hits his best pipe
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Surfing: Kelly Slater hits his best pipe

In a contest at the most dangerous wave on earth, on one of its most dangerous days, with nearly every international and local standout on the roster -- Kelly Slater scooted his 42-year-old butt into the final, with really not many obstacles and speedbumps keeping him from doing it.

Rugby: Crusaders 'own worst enemy'
New Zealand

Rugby: Crusaders 'own worst enemy'

Chiefs coach Dave Rennie laments the penalties and the injuries but will take the win, Richie McCaw and Todd Blackadder say the Crusaders didn't take their chances and were 'thier own worst enemy'.

Blues: Ofa Tu'ungafasi starting
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Blues: Ofa Tu'ungafasi starting

Ahead of his first start for The Blues on Saturday, prop Ofa Tu'ungafasi talks about how he's feeling and the hard work he's put in during the pre-season to reach his goal. Courtesy TheBlues/YouTube

Can the Highlanders beat the Blues?
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Can the Highlanders beat the Blues?

ODT rugby columnist Paul Dwyer catches up with the Highlanders' co-captains, Ben Smith and Nasi Manu, ahead of the team's match against the Blues at Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday night.

ETNZ: Good start in Singapore
New Zealand

ETNZ: Good start in Singapore

Emirates Team New Zealand finished the first day of the Extreme Sailing Singapore regatta fourth overall. Sitting on 46 points, they are only two shy of third and second placed teams and 10 from the leader. They started and finished the day with a win. Fortunes fluctuated for every team in the very shifty breeze that was a light four to 10 knots.

Boxing: Gallen and Berridge
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Boxing: Gallen and Berridge

Rugby league star Paul Gallen made an exhilarating professional boxing debut, the NSW and Cronulla Sharks captain was dropped by a left in the first round, but showed great heart, and determination to storm over the top of his opponent in the second. Robert Berridge (23-1-1, 19 KOs) retained the Pan Asian Boxing Association light heavyweight with a tenth round stoppage of Australian Kerry Foley.

Premier League BackPass
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Premier League BackPass

Alex de Jong and Miles Davis take an irreverent look at the Premier League…the world’s most exciting, glamorous and action-packed football competition! Whether it occurs on or off the pitch, the team at Premier League BackPass is committed to bringing you all the action and most of the gossip, not that long after it happens! Goals! Scandals! Skills! Giveaways! Italians! From glorious action to shameless stupidity, discover the best, and worst the Premier League has to offer, and find out just what makes it the finest competition, in the greatest game on earth…

Boxing: Kevin Barry coaching Paul Gallen
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Boxing: Kevin Barry coaching Paul Gallen

Paul Gallen sort expert tuition from Kevin Barry and Joseph Parker ahead of his pro boxing debut tonight against Herman Ene-Purcell in Sydney. Kiwi lightheavyweight "The Butcher" Robert Berridge is also on the card.

Rugby: Crusaders set for the Chiefs
New Zealand

Rugby: Crusaders set for the Chiefs

Aaron Mauger updates nzherald.co.nz on the Crusaders as they prepare to start the 2014 season against raining champions the Chiefs, we ask what's different and how can they regain the Super Rugby crown?.

Super Rugby kicking off
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Super Rugby kicking off

Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray look towards the start of the NZ matches in the 2015 Super Rugby season, who will win and who will fail?. Herald Rugby will be with you every week as the season unfolds.

Chiefs to win again?
New Zealand

Chiefs to win again?

The Rugby Herald team give their expert opinion & analysis on the upcoming 2014 Super Rugby season. Radio Sports Nigel Yalden joins Gregor Paul from the Herald on Sunday and Patrick McKendry from APNZ newswire to 'crystal ball' the season ahead.

Pre-season: Blues play Chiefs
New Zealand

Pre-season: Blues play Chiefs

Highlights of the Blues' 43-19 defeat to the Chiefs at Rotorua International Stadium on February 14 in their final pre-season hit-out of the year. Courtesy TheBlues/YouTube

Auckland Nines: 'It's hard not to be excited'
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Auckland Nines: 'It's hard not to be excited'

16 teams will compete in the first NRL Auckland Nines, attracting more than 90,000 fans through the gates of Eden Park. The players are just as excited as the fans in the new concept of the game and not really knowing how to play but they know the quicker you adapt the better your chance at winning.

Auckland Nines: Storm hits South Auckland
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Auckland Nines: Storm hits South Auckland

Melbourne Storm were amongst fans during their visit to the home ground of the Manurewa Marlins. All 16 teams of the NRL were out in the Auckland community in a first ever initiative as part of the Auckland Nines.

Go-karting with the Blues
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Go-karting with the Blues

Blues players Keven Mealamu and Francis Saili took on the other New Zealand Super Rugby franchises in a go-kart race to mark the start of the Super Rugby season. Courtesy TheBlues/YouTube

Bullock Track: 'Blues' extras
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Bullock Track: 'Blues' extras

There was no weekend lie in for a handful of Blues players as they got up early for hill sprints up Western Spring's renowned Bullock Track...18 times. Courtesy Blues/YouTube

Premier League BackPass
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Premier League BackPass

Alex de Jong and Miles Davis take an irreverent look at the Premier League…the world’s most exciting, glamorous and action-packed football competition. The team at Premier League BackPass is committed to bringing you all the action and most of the gossip, not that long after it happens! Goals! Scandals! Skills! Giveaways! Italians! From glorious action to shameless stupidity, discover the best, and worst the Premier League has to offer, and find out just what makes it the finest competition, in the greatest game on earth…

Otago University to sponsor Highlanders
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Otago University to sponsor Highlanders

The University of Otago has become the first university in New Zealand to sign on as a major sponsor of a Super Rugby franchise. The deal between the university and the Highlanders was announced at Forsyth Barr Stadium yesterday afternoon. Many of the Highlanders staff and players have studied at Otago, and both organisations feel the partnership will be beneficial.

Racing start for Super Rugby
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Racing start for Super Rugby

New Zealand’s five Investec Super Rugby teams fired up their engines and headed for the starting line of this year’s Investec Super Rugby season at the official competition launch in Auckland. Investec Super Rugby officially kicks off in South Africa this weekend, with the New Zealand teams getting their 2014 campaigns under way next weekend. The Crusaders host the defending champion Chiefs at AMI Stadium, and the Highlanders host the Blues in Dunedin. The Hurricanes, as they have for the past two seasons, open their campaign on the road, starting in Durban against the Sharks.

Sevens fans dressing up
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Sevens fans dressing up

Fans from the Wellington Sevens tournament have gone to great lengths for the 2014 tournament, supporting many teams and perhaps inbibing early on day one.

Party time for Sevens fans
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Party time for Sevens fans

Celebrations for New Zealand's biggest costume party are under way for die-hard sevens fans. Revellers in the Capital have begun to file into the Cake Tin, lighting up the streets with colourful and patriotic costumes.