Unprecedented
By Harbour Heather The most overused word of the last few months just might be ‘unprecedented’. That’s not without reason, as many industries have had to hastily rearrange themselves in[…]
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Women’s World Cups
By Harbour Heather The women’s football World Cup is coming to New Zealand & Australia. The biggest sport in the world is bringing its female showcase to Aotearoa. That’s massive[…]
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Hi Sport, It’s me.
By Harbour Heather I know it’s been a while since we did this, spent time together. Life just got in the way, for both of us, I guess. You’re looking[…]
Should cricket be at the Olympics?
By Harbour Heather NO. That was almost it. This piece was very nearly one word long. While the entre world, including the sporting one, has been on lockdown, there has[…]
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The Five Year Cycle
By Harbour Heather The last few days have seen the retirement of Eddie Dawkins, one third of our successful men’s sprint cycling trio. For years, Dawkins, Sam Webster and Ethan[…]
Fan Origin Stories: Part 2
By Harbour Heather Merchandise Fashion plays a big part in some people’s choice of teams. I started supporting the Chicago Cubs because of what Richard Prior wore in ‘Brewster’s Millions.’[…]
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Fan Origin Stories
By Harbour Heather Sometimes it’s easy. You’re born with it running through your veins, passed from generation to generation. Or it can be geographical, the colours of where you grew[…]
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Looking Back: Daring to Dream
By Harbour Heather 2015 Cricket World Cup Semi Final, New Zealand v South Africa Eden Park, 24 March, 2015 There needs to be a caveat from the get-go here. I[…]
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[…]
