Taurua happy to reapply to coach Ferns
Taurua happy to reapply to coach Ferns
Netball New Zealand will make the Silver Ferns job contestable — but Dame Noeline Taurua could still be at the helm at the end of the process.
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Pearson, Todhunter claim bronze medals for Otago
Pearson, Todhunter claim bronze medals for Otago
Jack Pearson and Freddy Todhunter have launched Otago off to a flying start at the national rowing championships.
Aim to encourage all to take up archery
Aim to encourage all to take up archery
Ardy Ayto is on a mission to make archery for everyone.
No rest for Fairweather at world champs
No rest for Fairweather at world champs
Erika Fairweather will still be on a high when she gets back in the pool tonight.
MMA sessions helping Highlanders find their defensive mojo
MMA sessions helping Highlanders find their defensive mojo
It is no secret the Highlanders are hoping to do things differently this year.
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NZ ‘environment’ credited for renaissance
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NZ ‘environment’ credited for renaissance
Mohammad Deljoo thought his days as a competitive swimmer were behind him.
Dunedin’s golden girl ‘excited for what’s to come’
Dunedin’s golden girl ‘excited for what’s to come’
Dunedin swimmer Erika Fairweather has made history, winning New Zealand’s first gold medal at the World Aquatic Championships in Doha.
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Vietnamese ‘dress-up’ part of the fun
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Vietnamese ‘dress-up’ part of the fun
John Cuttance and Trinh On have had a busy week.
Aim to encourage all to take up archery
Aim to encourage all to take up archery
Ardy Ayto is on a mission to make archery for everyone.
Competitors visiting ‘helps the city’
Competitors visiting ‘helps the city’
The New Zealand Masters Games’ return to Dunedin has been a boost in more ways than one.
Masters match-up morphing into marriage
Masters match-up morphing into marriage
This is the story of Darryl and Melissa.
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Passion for darts making it hard for Girdler to step back
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Passion for darts making it hard for Girdler to step back
The Eddie Girdler Lounge is almost as busy as its namesake.
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Blind bowler loving first taste of Games
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Blind bowler loving first taste of Games
Blind indoor bowler Nooapii Rouvi, originally from the Cook Islands but now living in Dunedin, is loving his first experience of the Masters Games. Kayla Hodge asks him some...
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Hawaikirangi passionate advocate of pickleball
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Hawaikirangi passionate advocate of pickleball
For Annie Hawaikirangi, pickleball has been "life-changing".
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On-court battles turned into firm friendship
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On-court battles turned into firm friendship
Friendly foes.
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‘We found our happy place here’
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‘We found our happy place here’
Nancy and John Keith are the type of people every community needs.
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Paddam, 74, still getting buzz from sport
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Paddam, 74, still getting buzz from sport
You will be hard-pressed to find a more jovial character than Vincent Paddam.
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Celebrating three generations of volunteers and competitors
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Celebrating three generations of volunteers and competitors
Blaise Perry is following in her family’s footsteps.
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Faumuina praises ‘super-friendly’ Masters Games
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Faumuina praises ‘super-friendly’ Masters Games
After a four-year hiatus, the New Zealand Masters Games are back with a bang.
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Great games for Australian skaters
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Great games for Australian skaters
It is not hard to spot where Danielle Wride and Lauren Ford are from.