
Triathletes gone Wilde: Hayden wins again
Whakatāne's Hayden Wilde has capped off a stellar year with a win.
Whakatāne's Hayden Wilde has capped off a stellar year with a win.
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“People who came to holiday here won’t be going home.” Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bay of Plenty stars were among those honoured at the New Zealand Rugby Awards.
He says it will be no easy task but he'll give it a crack.
It has been a year of massive milestones for Black Ferns captain Lesley Elder.
"Once he was past us it was see you later," defending series champion Cowling said.
And the Bay of Plenty development squad will aim to retain their unbeaten season record.
I was in the crowd at Bay Oval, I saw Jofra Archer stop and talk to security.
Remediation work gets underway to fix damaged track before Christmas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
But both aim to be available for selection for Hamilton Sevens in January.
The sun was shining, a trumpet was playing, and the Barmy Army was singing along.
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"Following on from the World Cup, which we try not to talk about, it's incredible".
The All Blacks Sevens' new signing was a late bloomer, but he is making up for lost time.
It's been 30 years since Monica Cantwell was murdered on Mauao.
And he hopes to continue his professional career for many years to come.
Former world champ Joel Parkinson meets Pāpāmoa groms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
But on a starting line, the elite athlete inside her returns.
Mount doctor is one of a handful of GPs in NZ who treat those with dependency issues.
Rugby referee Ryan Waite talks about the often unenviable task of officiating the game
There are plenty of milestones that could be reached tonight.
Energy-saving and cheaper to run. So what’s the problem? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
One crew even had to retire just two kilometres into final stage.
Plant-based diets are a hot trend. But are they better for you and for the planet?