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Sloppy Black Caps rolled by Pakistan
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Lydia Ko moved closer to her first victory in 14 months.
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Regional trials for Te Matatini about to start.
Amateur Mount golfer gets a shot at Open Championship-linked invitational
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Council fails to sell Auckland Film Studios — here's its excuse
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