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Kensington, Maungatapere, Dargaville bowls results

Northland's bowlers were busy over the Christmas period.

Surfers flock to biggest ever Summer Sessions

Dolphin pods made regular appearances as 80 surfers took to Ocean Beach.

Maungakaramea clean up City before finals

Maungakaramea's recent form is hard to argue with ahead of Sunday's 50-over final.

More medals for Northland paddlers

Kaitaia's Nga Hoe Horo Outrigger Canoe club was the pick of the bunch with 10 medals.

Game fishing holds a place in NZ culture

Catching a marlin doesn't come around very often and should be celebrated.

Culture the priority for Pickering

Culture and competition collide for Shakeal Pickering when he takes the field today.

Culture the key for Pickering

Culture and competition will go hand in hand for Moerewa 12-year-old Shakeal Pickering when he takes the field for the New Zealand Māori under-14 boys' football team in Papakura today

Tai Tokerau stars at waka ama nationals

With two days of racing left, who knows how many medals Northland could claim?

Gibbs/Bradley win David Reid memorial race

Estimates suggest more than 2500 people came to the first meeting of 2020 on Saturday.

Opinion: Pawarenga sports day personifies Kiwi culture

Attending the Pawarenga sports day showed how important community is.

Whānau regroup for final fundraising effort

More than 200 people, including whānau from Australia, came to play at Whangaruru School.

Lawson: Bowlers prepare for busy season

Nine Northland bowlers are competing in the NZ open singles and pairs in Christchurch.

Farewell to racing club stalwart, David Reid

With the first meeting of 2020 set for tomorrow, David Reid will be remembered fondly.

Michael Cunningham's best 2019 sports photos

As the paper's authority on surfing, Michael Cunningham has perfected surf photography.

Tania Whyte's best sports photos of 2019

Tania Whyte's ability to catch special sporting moments in the act is unparalleled.

Anderson cleans up at Pawarenga sports day

About 1500 people gathered at the water's edge for the annual sports event.