Sunshine Coast Eagles no match for Warriors
The Warriors have finished their pre-season in style, piling 13 tries on the Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles in a demolition in Whangarei last night.
View ArticleRicki Herbert definitely man for the job
Ricki Herbert's new contract extension keeps him in charge of the All Whites until the end of the World Cup in 2014.
View ArticleDads' bad habits aid obesity
A researcher says fathers' tastes for unhealthy foods could affect their children, writes Michelle Robinson.
View ArticleCouncils borrowing billions
Local councils have clocked up $1606 in debt for every man, woman and child in New Zealand at a time when the amount they expect people to pay in property taxes is rising steeply.
View ArticleTearful Bain tells of his pain
David Bain has paid tribute to his father Robin for helping him become the man he is today.
View ArticleCrew aid foreign fishing boats probe
A Korean fishing boat is under High Court arrest over claims its owners owe $2.335 million in unpaid wages over two years.
View ArticlePetition stalks Banks, Brash
Labour MP Phil Twyford has tabled a petition calling for an investigation into the decision not to proceed with charges against John Banks and Don Brash as directors of the Huljich KiwiSaver scheme.
View ArticlePenrith rebel gets a break
He's been dumped by four of his previous six clubs and last year pleaded guilty to trying to use a forged prescription to access a restricted substance but troubled Kiwi league player Arana Taumata has...
View ArticleOverseas interest in injured Kaino put on hold
Jerome Kaino's contract negotiations for next year have been put on hold while he awaits medical advice following his shoulder operation.
View ArticleJock Hobbs: A man for a crisis and a pizza
I've still got a mental picture of Jock Hobbs wandering around Samoan capital Apia in a lava-lava. It's a long way from enduring images of him in an All Blacks jersey, or a black suit emblazoned with...
View ArticleNZ batsmen show a lack of class
Disappointing. That is the word that sprang to mind after watching the Black Caps crumble to a nine-wicket test defeat inside 2 1/2 days at Seddon Park in Hamilton yesterday.
View ArticleToopi on journey to win hearts and minds
Of all the fields Clinton Toopi has made an impact on during his association with rugby league, one that doesn't involve a football has provided the biggest kicks.
View ArticleTrickster to ramp up excitement
Thought a triple backflip was impressive? Nah, that was nothing - try a quadruple backflip.
View ArticleTop surfer may make ringside splash
Fight for Life cult hero Paige Hareb is considering following Sonny Bill Williams' example and juggling a professional boxing career with her world-class surfing campaign.
View ArticleSchools blind to bright Maori
Gifted Maori children are being overlooked in the classroom because teachers are failing to recognise their unique genius, says a researcher.
View ArticleHospitals will get a shot in the arm
District health boards are snapping up a British National Health Service initiative to improve productivity in hospital wards and operating theatres.
View ArticleLion Man back with his pride
Craig "The Lion Man" Busch has told of his pride and joy in being back with his big cats, at the renamed Kingdom of Zion wildlife park.
View ArticleDebris litters coast
More debris from the stricken Rena washed ashore on Coromandel beaches, with crews cleaning up along the Mercury Bay coastline yesterday.
View ArticleMiners' memorial will rest in Coast lake
A memorial of three life-sized miners will rest in the middle of a Greymouth lake to honour the hundreds of men who have lost their lives in mining accidents on the West Coast.
View ArticleItalian allies Luna Rossa join in America's Cup
Team New Zealand's information-sharing alliance with Luna Rossa gets its first real test this week when the Italians debut in home waters as the America's Cup World Series resumes in Naples.
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