Bay of Plenty trainers looking for success

  Bay of Plenty trainer Anthony Fuller will be looking for a big run from his horse, Roger That, with the running of the Orora Kiwi Packaging Kiwifruit... Read More

From the big leagues to Turua

  He may have retired from motor sports, but twice World Touring Car champ Paul Radisich is still ahead.     Slipping in behind... Read More

Round two of women’s rugby underway

  The second round of the Toi Ohomai Baywide Women’s Club Rugby gets underway on Friday night. Rangiuru host Rangataua at Centennial Park... Read More

Tauranga doctor eyes Olympic trifecta

It was one of the toughest decisions she’s ever had to make but the glittering prize of an Olympic Games proved too hard to resist for Tauranga... Read More

MND official charity of Emirates Team NZ

Motor Neurone Disease causes the muscles that enable us to move, speak, swallow and breathe to gradually stop working. New Zealand has the highest known... Read More

Grace Holland rowing into warmer shores

Tauranga rower Grace Holland is training hard in readiness for the Florida heat. Grace, who was selected in the New Zealand under 23 rowing team in... Read More

Tauranga kayaker creates World Cup history

New Zealand kayaker Callum Gilbert has grabbed a slice of history, recording the best K1 result by a Kiwi male at the opening ICF World Cup canoe slalom... Read More

Ferns Loss sets up Cameroon must-win

The Football Ferns now face a must-win encounter against Cameroon in their final group game of the FIFA Women’s World Cup after falling to a 2-0... Read More

Tokyo dream still alive for Paralympian

Fraser Sharp has lived most of his life battling against the odds. He has been living with a personal motto of “anything is possible” ever... Read More

Impressive start for NZ kayak pair

New Zealand kayakers Finn Butcher and Callum Gilbert had their best-ever ICF World Cup qualifying runs to get their international canoe slalom seasons... Read More

Records tumble again for AIMS Games

More than 11,500 intermediate-aged athletes will hit Tauranga in September as Anchor AIMS Games entries went on another record-breaking rampage this... Read More

Tauranga hosts its own miniball world cup

Hundreds of year five and six primary school students from across the region gathered at the Trustpower Arena to take part in the miniball world cup. Each... Read More

MP supports Tauranga netball team using te reo

    A Bay of Plenty MP is shocked at the criticism against a Tauranga school for using te reo Māori on the netball court. 1NewsNow reports... Read More

Campbell moves up the standings at Canterbury

Tauranga’s Phil Campbell has moved up to third in the Brian Green Property Group New Zealand Rally Championship after the third round, the Lone... Read More

Kiwi kayakers kick off world cup campaign

National canoe slalom champion Jack Dangen has been given a late chance to shine at the first round of the ICF World Cup series in London this weekend. The... Read More