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Rugby: Central's mud 'n' guts glory

Kickboxing: Relieved Johnson keeps title

Editorial: Sport not meant to be battleground

It was disturbing to hear reports of a sporting incident recently where an 11-year-old boy decided the best plan of action was to attack the referee, writes Roger Moroney.

Cake Tin regulars prepare for 'a classic'

For Hawke's Bay couple Ashley and Denise Hartley, finding their seats for tonight's big Hurricanes/Highlanders clash in Wellington will not be a problem.

Flying horse to England triggers win

19-year-old Josh Adamson from Napier is counting his blessings after deciding a year ago to take his horse, Trigger, to Surrey, England, with him.

Kickboxing: Ngaronoa's Bay days built mana

Hape Ngaronoa is the ideal bloke to ask who will win tonight's feature bout at the Combat Kings New Zealand Return of Legends show in Hastings.

Son's own battles motivate 'The White Sniper'

Should the going get tough for Hawke's Bay's two-time world kickboxing champion Chris "The White Sniper" Johnson tonight, he will not have to look far for inspiration.

Rugby: Loosie wants milestone win

Luke Ottley chuckles as he recalls the days when he was on the top of the Hawke's Bay Rugby Referees Association's "Most Wanted" list.

Rugby: Elijah Tuavera quick to show class

Duathlon: Convert smashes records in Haumoana

Racing boss prepares to hand over the reins

It's a "bittersweet moment" but Hawke's Bay Racing general manager Jason Fleming is resigning at the end of next month after a six-year stint.

Golf: Club pro teeing it up at Maraenui

Golf: Veteran closes family chapter

Football: Morton enjoys spot of Kiwi soccer

Basketball: Hawks shy against beast on boards

The Bay's multisport king will not retire

Don't discount the Tutira-based former Hawke's Bay multisport king George Christison's chances of tackling another Coast to Coast in the not so distant future. Read more here.