Colour Blind
By Harbour Heather I’m not the first person to complain about the grey Super Rugby strips, and I won’t be the last. I do, however, need to provide two caveats[…]
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The Bay Oval
By Harbour Heather There are 227km between Auckland’s North Shore and Mount Maunganui’s Bay Oval, and it’s worth totally the drive. I live in the country’s biggest city, and understand[…]
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Tales from Wrigley Field
By Harbour Heather Sports tourism is my favourite thing. No matter where I travel, I always try to soak up some local sports culture, either by attending a game of[…]
RWC Turnarounds
By Harbour Heather This Rugby World Cup goes forever, right? It’s spanning three separate months. There are commercial benefits to longer tournaments for sure – Olympics and Cricket World Cups[…]
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Youth Sport
By Harbour Heather Ask any parent why they like the fact their kid plays sport, and they’ll likely say “it’s good for them to be active and they have fun.”[…]
“Support Women’s Sport Basin Reserve”
By Harbour Heather Angry about the potential renaming of the Basin Reserve? Good, that’s the point. You know what I’m angry about? The fact that when a photo of Tayla[…]
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The Aftermath
By Harbour Heather The fireworks go off, the celebratory music begins. The home crowd cheer, confetti rains, and the trophy is held aloft. A moment in time captured forever. But[…]
The World Cup Roller-coaster
By Harbour Heather And so the BlackCaps are in the World Cup final. What a result! If you’d asked anyone – players, fans, administrators – at the start of the[…]
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Megan Rapinoe
By Harbour Heather Megan Rapinoe is important, and here’s why. Yes, she’s one heck of a soccer player (note – American player, American term). She’s scored the last four goals[…]
Representation Matters
By Harbour Heather Should New Zealand’s sports organisations not have women making up at least 40% of their governance at all levels (local, regional and national) by 2021, they risk[…]
