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Tech line up Nash Cup clean sweep

It would take one of sport's great upsets to stop Napier Tech Old Boys now.

Magpies play numbers game in early-season rugby hit-out

New head coach Brock James gave 30 players match-time on Wednesday night.

RIP Bruce Robertson, Hawke's Bay rugby legend

The All Blacks great was back in Hawke's Bay in 2017 to join the HBHS wall of fame.

Super Cooper: Former AB and Magpies captain returns for fundraising

Ex-All Black and St John's College student Matthew Cooper will talk at a fundraiser.

Why so many Magpies, and their coach, are winging it to the US

Magpies coach Josh Syms accepts offseason job in Major League Rugby

Warner Dearns is New Zealand's loss and Japan's gain - for now

Warner Dearns' mum says it was "a bit emotional" as the New Zealand anthem rang out.

Netball or rugby? The juggling act of Flaxmere's rising sporting star

Kahlia Awa's a Tui and could be a Hurricane. But the Pulse could come calling too.

Rugby: Hawke's Bay has a Savea of its own

Kusitino Savea has a famous rugby surname - but he's out to make a name of his own.

Govt frees up masks, RATs; 11,382 cases today, child dies with virus

An estimated 400,000 people will now be eligible for anti-viral drugs.

8436 Covid cases, 18 virus-related deaths

In seven weeks the total number of deaths with Covid has increased by over 600.

In the black (and white): Magpies rugby soaring on and off the field

Cash flowing in - but rugby boss says big challenges face the code

Boardroom changes at Hawke's Bay Rugby Union

Shearing contractor and businessman Brendan Mahony is in his 12th year as HBRU chairman.

9843 new Covid cases, eight virus-related deaths

Expert warns of 'flood' of Long Covid challenges looming for the health system.

Live: Record 1573 community Covid cases - 1140 of them in Auckland

Yesterday there were 1160 new cases in the community and 56 people were in hospital.

744 new cases; tens of thousands of travellers due in two weeks - new iso rules

A wave of thousands of Omicron cases is expected to sweep the country.

Legendary Bay multi-sportsman leaves rich legacy

Tony Small made his first-class rugby and cricket debut in 1956.