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An awestruck John Landrigan watches poolside as a bright new swimming talent goes through her routine. Poolside, Samantha Brown folds her tracksuit into her sports ...
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A Waitakere Primary soccer star has a game plan: get to Thailand to compete, writes Rowena Orejana. Bayley Foster takes off his black jacket to show his red Wynton Rufer ...
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Mike and Linda Lainchbury have done it again and won gold in their divisions of outdoor compound field archery in Germany.The husband and wife from Hobsonville also won the World ...
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Rugby league is getting a bit of a shake-up with North Shore finding itself lumped into the Auckland zone. John Landrigan explains how things will change.Another reshuffle, another format - ...
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For the first time, Counties-Manukau has its own rep team in rugby league. John Landrigan explains a new format and talks to an Otahuhu player to watch. Time management is ...
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John Landrigan meets a Birkenhead woman who's a lean, mean and extremely keen fighting machine. Hands, elbows, knees and toes, knees and toes. It sounds like a dainty children's rhyme ...
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Hannah Sanders meets a Shore brother and sister bouncing their way to the top of the trampolining world. Joshua and Natasha are already bouncing as they run through the gym, ... More
Who says netball is for girls only? John Landrigan finds it's one of the fastest-growing boys' sports in Auckland. With outstretched hands and his tongue poked out for poise and ...
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For a bunch of breast cancer survivors, these women in pink are doing their darndest to keep ahead of things. Not the least, ahead of any competitors in the sport ...
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It's a slippery slope for boaties when they launch from the Greenhithe ramp, as Sophie Bond discovers. On a beautiful morning, a pod of dolphins cruises on the outgoing tide, the ...
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The Tall Blacks have knocked over the highly-ranked French in a big upset at the world basketball championships in Turkey.It gives New Zealand their third win in the group phase. The Tall Blacks converted a second quarter...
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All Blacks centre Richard Kahui is on Waikato's bench for their ITM Cup game against North Harbour at Albany tomorrow, ending an eight-week stint on the sidelines. Kahui has been out of action since injuring his shoulder in the...
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Bryce Woodward was icing his leg and unable to take the dog for a walk last night, not quite the celebratory pose he imagined as the new assistant coach of the Blues."I tweaked my leg training with Northland," he laughed. "I'll...
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Auckland Theatre Company - August:
Where: Auckland CBD > Maidment Theatre By Tracy Letts With Jennifer Ludlam • Stuart Devenie • Alison Quigan • Hera Dunleavy ...
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The Vagina Monologues
Where: Auckland CBD > The Basement Royale Productions presents The Vagina Monologues. They want to talk to you. Searingly funny, sometimes ...
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Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
Where: Ellerslie > Stables Theatre “The funniest, wildest and raunchiest wedding reception you’ll never attend ...” During an ostentatious wedding ...
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Happy Days
Where: Auckland CBD > Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre Life. She’s up to her neck in it. Amidst blazing light and scorched grass, Winnie ...
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Stir Fried Plays: Self-Serve
Where: Auckland CBD > Musgrove Studio (Maidment Theatre Complex) The University of Auckland’s Stage Two Productions and Theatre of Love is delighted to bring ...
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