2022 in Review: September
By Aiden McLaughlin Confusion and frustration surround the Taini Jamison Trophy series between the Silver Ferns and Jamaica. Jamaica’s arrival into New Zealand is delayed, after the team failed to[…]
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2022 in Review: August
By Aiden McLaughlin The Commonwealth Games continue in Birmingham. New Zealand finish fifth on the medals table with 20 golds out of a total of 50 medals. Cycling leads the[…]
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2022 in Review: July
By Aiden McLaughlin The Commonwealth Games begin in Birmingham. The flag bearers for New Zealand during the opening ceremony are Tom Walsh and Joelle King. Early gold medals in the[…]
2022 in Review: June
By Aiden McLaughlin In netball’s ANZ Premiership, the top two teams in the regular season meet again as the Central Pulse beat the Northern Stars 56-37 in the Grand Final.[…]
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2022 in Review: May
By Aiden McLaughlin The England and Wales Cricket Board announce that Brendon McCullum will be the England Men’s Test Head Coach. His first assignment? A three-test series at home to[…]
2022 in Review: April
By Aiden McLaughlin An independent review into the Black Ferns culture and environment is released, after more than 50 former and current players, coaches and management are interviewed. It spanned[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-6 November
Novak from all angles at the Paris Masters. Jess Kerr with some company at training. Cult hero Ravel Florin on a decent junket. Teenage Phoenix player Alyssa Whinham rocking some[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :-9 October
The 2021 Rugby World Cup is finally underway. A Shaunagh Brown mural in England showing support. For some context as to how much the game has grown in the last[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-3 October
Football Fern Anna Leat getting the love she deserves from her Aston Villa team mates after saving four penalties in a shootout. Introducing Uruguay goalkeeper Sebastián Sosa. Not all seats[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :-24 July
BMX games in Santiago. The World Athletics champs. Nice work cameraman. The Open at St Andrews Sometimes you don’t need to see a golfer’s face to know who they are.[…]
