Junior Chiefs rugby players have allegedly verbally abused two female parking wardens after a training session. Source: Chiefs Rugby

The Warriors now boast the largest stadium screen in the country with work completed this week on installation of the mega-screen at Mt Smart Stadium.

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The first application of new contact laws in rugby led to this drawn out exchange during the Saracens vs Exeter game in the UK, with a surprising result

Ranked No. 32 in the world in doubles tennis, Kiwi Michael Venus speaks to the Herald.

Sailing Olympic Gold medallists Polly Powrie and Jo Aleh on team strength. Source: NZ Olypmics

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Croatian tennis star Ana Konjuh is through to the semifinals of the ASB Classic.

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Serena Williams has received a kind draw at the ASB Classic, while Kiwi youngster Jade Lewis will take on one of the icons of the sport in her first WTA match.

Source: UFC. Over a year after losing her belt to Holly Holm, Ronda Rousey has returned to fight the current UFC Bantamweight Champion Amanda Nunes at UFC 207 tomorrow.

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Source: Fox Sports Australia. All White Marco Rojas contributed two goals to Melbourne Victory's 4-1 destruction of Central Coast Mariners on Wednesday.

ASB Classic wildcard Jade Lewis talks to NZ Herald tennis reporter Michael Burgess on getting a wild card, being part of the famous Lewis family and being coached by her father.

Carving, planing and knocking in. With the summer of cricket upon us, James Laver demonstrates the craft that goes into a hand-made cricket bat. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Surfers discuss the important role lifeguards play in Hawaii, as well as the heavy waves. From Episode 5 of A Surfers Paradise

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Tristram Clayton joins the adventurous, early risers keen to test their cycling skills against the disgraced former Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong.

Kiwi tennis player Artem Sitak reacts to winning the New Zealand Tennis Championships and getting a wildcard into the ASB Classic main draw.

Little Bradley got the experience of a life time when he got to play with his favourite sporting heroes.

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Argentine rugby player Bruno Doglioli faces a three-year ban after he sent a female referee to hospital with whiplash.

Brisbane’s Kiwi international Alex Glenn is off-contract in 2017 and keeping all of his options open.

Britain's heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua says beating Ukrainian veteran Wladimir Klitschko in their mouthwatering showdown for the IBF and WBA crowns in April would entitle him to be called a legend.

World Rugby has announced details of a zero-tolerance approach to reckless and accidental head contact in the sport.

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Ajeet Rai and Lauren are the latest New Zealand junior tennis champions after winning their respective boys and girls titles at the 18’s Nationals today. Tournament top seed Rai from Taranaki beat second seed Finn Reynolds (Hawkes Bay) 7-6(2) 6-4 in a boys final which featured contrasting styles. Rai, 17 generally stayed at the baseline and was forced to keep an even head as left-handed Reynolds, 16 varied his game and approached the net as often as possible. Perseverance from Rai paid off in an entertaining contest. The girls final had fourth seed Alter (North Harbour) overcome second seed Nina Parapovich (Waikato) 6-1 7-5, but only after a nervous time in the second set. Alter, 17 was ahead 5-2 but struggled to close out the match as Parapovich, 16 stayed in the points longer in front a large crowd indoors at Albany Tennis Park. Alter also won the doubles title by teaming up with Janvhi Clark (Waikato) to defeat Holly Stewart (Auckland) and Ivy McLean (Wellington) 6-4 6-3. The boys doubles saw Reynolds gain some consolation for his singles loss. Reynolds and Auckland’s Joshua Snowden-Poole won the doubles title 6-4 7-6(2) over Rai and Canterbury’s Dylan Heap.

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