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Paddon can't wait for Portugal
Here we come Portugal. Bring on the gravel.McGoldrick tops classes
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5:00am Micah McGoldrick is now a marked rider.
Franchises in battle for hearts and minds
RICHARD KNOWLER - © Fairfax NZ News
5:00am It is not just rugby's dancing girls who are dusting off their pom-poms.
Referees to tackle breakdown
RICHARD KNOWLER - © Fairfax NZ News
5:00am Super referees are talking tough again.
Injuries claim promising rider
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5:00am The mentor of Christchurch motorcyclist Cameron Jones says Canterbury motorsport has lost one of its "most promising and genuinely nice guys".
Zimbabwe seek strong finish
Zimbabwe bowling coach Heath Streak wants his side to emerge with a modicum of pride following the final match of their tour.
Sacha Jones' entry proves bitter pill
Sacha Jones has entered the Wellington ITF tournament, an event Tennis New Zealand put on mainly to help her get ranking points.
Black Caps in the crosshairs
Smith's body work in progress
Crusaders' field day
The setting was unusual for Super Rugby even if the result was no surprise.
Food bill hit family
Braeden Whitelock says he shipped his four sons to boarding school because they were chewing a massive hole in the family budget.
Argentina trip to chase third rugby cup win
Former sevens star steps up
Mission accomplished: one down
Robbie Fruean was the only casualty during the Crusaders' 19-8 victory over the Hurricanes in their hit-and-run mission on Saturday.
Zimbabwe seek strong finish
Zimbabwe bowling coach Heath Streak wants his side to emerge with a modicum of pride following the final match of their tour.
Black Caps in the crosshairs
The Proteas have already drawn targets on the heads of New Zealand's key men. l NZ assistant coach confident l Opinion
McGlashan overlooked for Watling
Woodhill confident of strong showing
SA already have hearts racing
When the marketing people forecast South Africa's cricket tour going off with a bang, they probably didn't have this in mind.
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Tactix ready to climb off bottom
Every marathon starts with a single step and the Canterbury Tactix take their first of many today as they strive to get back to netballing competitiveness.
New-look Steel ready for action
Southern Steel will swap the weights and exercycles for the netball court this weekend when they compete in their first preseason games for 2012.
Little rest for Tactix players
Steel cutting costs
Tactix get back winning feeling
The 2012 Canterbury Tactix are the best-balanced side in the franchise's five-year history.
Bays celebrate third title
Ferrymead Bays celebrated their third Mainland premier league football championship success yesterday - but had the title won before kickoff.
Lions in grand final
Celebration progressed to the grand final for the first time in the club's history after they tore the Hornby Panthers' defence to shreds in a scintillating 50-6 preliminary final win at Papanui Domain on Saturday.
St Bede's primed for final
HSOB and University win
Thorne boosts Old Boys to win
The only thing that would have topped off the night for High School Old Boys last night was if stalwart Reuben Thorne committed to another season with them.
Cecchin reveals homosexuality
NRL referee Matt Cecchin, who helped control last year's grand final, has revealed he is homosexual.
Bulldogs move into Hasler era
Of the 16 coaches preparing their squads for the 2012 NRL season, new Canterbury mentor Des Hasler understands he faces arguably the toughest challenge.
Warriors wary of more injuries
Kenny-Dowall suffers lacerated kidney
Roberts out to prove a point
A desire to prove a point to Canterbury is driving Ben Roberts to be a success in Parramatta's problematic five-eighth position.
Suarez apology for no handshake
Liverpool forward Luis Suarez apologised for not shaking Patrice Evra's hand before his side's 2-1 defeat at Manchester United.
Daniel gets Singapore offer
Brazilian midfielder Daniel might be waving goodbye to the Phoenix.
Man City reclaim Premiership lead
Zambia hold nerve to win final
Daniel set to wave goodbye
Who is the highest-paid player at the Wellington Phoenix?
THE FORM AND FIELD
Press racing writer MATT MARKHAM runs the rule over the 2010 New Zealand Trotting Cup field at Addington today.
Eyes on the triple
Terri Rae, along with her star galloper, Hold It Harvey, will take on the best the country has to offer over the next six weeks as the pair line up in all three legs of the rich Hawke's Bay Triple Crown.
Empyrean has 4th win in row
Horse of the Year among mares in auction
Tuesday King Reigns Supreme
If there is a perfect advertisement for Tuesday racing, His Honour is it.
Leitch ready for world's best
Young Southland driver Damon Leitch has signalled his intention to return for a third season in the Toyota Racing Series next year.
Paddon finishes fourth in Sweden
Kiwi driver Hayden Paddon has finished Rally Sweden – his first event on snow – with a solid fourth place.
Cassidy wins title
Superbike champ dies
Latvala wins in Sweden
Ford's Jari-Matti Latvala has overcome a late puncture to win the Rally of Sweden.
Cordon deadline may not be met
Murder weapon adds to victim's family's pain
Demolition job closes city street
Quake-damaged hotel goods for sale
Saxton's farm faces sale threat
Family of brides share the love
Driver charged over Hubbard crash
Christchurch cricket-bat murder admitted
Tenants to meet after shock mall closure
Man killed in Vietnam motorbike accident
Woman crushed, friend watched 'helplessly'
'Shocking' event documentary tonight
Quake-damaged hotel goods for sale
Man killed in Vietnam motorbike accident
Woman crushed, friend watched 'helplessly'
Tenants to meet after shock mall closure
Christchurch let down by engineers
Bus survivor praises her heroic rescuers
Did Richie do the right thing to refuse a knighthood?
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