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Cricket: Central Districts teams virtually unchanged for Super Smash double header
Jessica Watkin and Tom Bruce's teams face Wellington and Auckland at Pukekura Park.
Jessica Watkin and Tom Bruce's teams face Wellington and Auckland at Pukekura Park.
Bad results in Featherstone means "drop round" is all used up heading to Shelterview.
Wanganui Marist shake off poor form to upset New Plymouth Marist United in NCC qualifier.
Last speedway event for 2019 goes out with a hiss and a roar.
Local teams set to challenge for second place with Horowhenua-Kapiti clubs taking a break.
Racing rescheduled after rain out earlier in the month.
Nine of 13-strong national U13 rink hockey squad from Whanganui.
A field of locals, internationals, amateurs and former Olympians take to the pavement
Philippa Baker-Hogan looks at the big three regattas of November and December.
After wins in 50-over and Twenty20, team wants two-day victory to complete the set.
Playing in NZ next year is a dream come true for Finnish "vocal folk hop" act Tuuletar.
Contends for the award alongside two Meads Cup winners from North Otago
The Provincial Growth Fund has allocated more than $9 million to the sealing project.
Sevens season is over for the home side.
'The Charlie' is a coveted prize for all drivers.
Teenagers will front up against professionals from the squads in Mitre 10 Cup unions.
Both eights and small boats take to the water.
New Zealand's top team matchup tournament underway.
Dropping the points from one of the six rounds could prove useful for the locals.
All the winners from the 2019 Whanganui Sports Awards.
Whanganui drivers eager to win the titles they barely missed last year.
Team will face Wairarapa in their first game tomorrow.
Exercise Mowhanau will be on November 29 to December 1.
Courageous run to lead from start to finish for cup victory.
The sideshows of Mahon's Amusements move from show to show.
Kiwi Working Dogs profiles 35 NZ canines "employed" to help humans.
Spinners replaced for batting and retention of the speed bowlers for possible wet pitch
Breaking records and posting personal bests augurs well for the nationals.
Heavy rain and possible thunderstorms could be on the way for Bay of Plenty and Gisborne.