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- > Wairarapa Bs score limited-overs win
- > Curtis to skip B reps
- > Sir Bob returns to his beginnings
- > Aiming for the top
- > Ranish takes ?unusual? event
- > Martinborough title won by Jenny Boyne
- > Pottering? Not really
- > Ready to rumble
- > Golf skill pays off
- > Racing venture on track
- > Agassi in shock loss
- > Masterton swimmer stars at tourney
- > Black Caps set to crush Bangladesh
- > Wairarapa win bigtime
- > Pitches of key interest
- > Fleming leads way as NZ take charge
- > Carterton golfers honour Brunton
- > Club Open turns up top scores in early rounds
- > 70 years span grasstrack men
- > Softly, softly does it
- > Styris under cloud
- > When dreams come true
- > Golfers raise money for Pukaha Mt Bruce
- > Canterbury class too good for Wellington
- > Jockey confident of outsider?s chances
- > Wairarapa keen to upset form
- > Smith wins trial for divisional team
- > Kuranui golfer in Wellington Booth Shield lineup
- > Martinborough golf report
- > Memories of Mopar heaven
- > Frustrating finish to successful season
- > Taking honours
- > White Fern in Wairarapa side
- > Top trio facing the camera
- > Wrong, wrong and wrong again
- > Ref and poor finishing decide final
- > Russell slams referee standards
- > Big day for Carterton pony club
- > We can win this!
- > Wairarapa lock has ton of grit
- > Lefties tourney goes well
- > Stepping up the pace
- > Winning thoughts
- > Fitness seen as the edge
- > We can win' says skipper
- > Williams in form
- > Wairarapa hockey girls win trophy
- > Line-out heroics pave way to final
- > Celebrations low-key
- > Discipline key to semi-final
Challenges do not come much greater than testicular cancer for a teenager, especially a rugby-mad one like Aaron Cruden.Perhaps that explains his upbeat view about his first test start on Saturday, against the Wallabies in Sydney.He...
- > NRL : Stitched up Luck back in Warriors side for crunch match
- > Soccer: Injured Fallon unlikely to play
- > Netball: New season packed into less time
- > Basketbal: Tall Blacks fall to Russian might
- > Swimming: Rice loses sponsor after homophobic tweet
Challenges do not come much greater than testicular cancer for a teenager, especially a rugby-mad one like Aaron Cruden.Perhaps that explains his upbeat view about his first test start on Saturday, against the Wallabies in Sydney.He...
- > Rugby: Cooper as elusive as ever
- > Rugby: White lurking to replace de Villiers
- > Rugby: Wallabies strive to scale new heights
- > All Black coach likely to lose home after earthquake
- > All Blacks: Young stars set to start
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Manawatū Wildlife Photographer of t
Where: Palmerston North > Te Manawa Art Gallery Are you a local amateur photographer passionate about wildlife and our environment? Fill out an ...
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The Cape by Vivienne Plumb
Where: Palmerston North > Centrepoint Theatre The year is 1994. Kurt Cobain is dead but Eb, Mo, Arthur and Jordyn are ...
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Facets of a Rectangle
Where: Palmerston North > Taylor-Jensen Fine Arts The ‘Stitching Innovative Xplorations’ group will exhibit a unique display of their craftsmanship and design ...
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2010 C Grade Super Champs Finals
Where: Palmerston North > SquashGym Palmerston North Which team will take away the coveted C Grade National Club Teams title for 2010?
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Palmerston North Film Society: Life
Where: Palmerston North > Downtown Cinemas Life Is a Miracle (Zivot je cudo) Directed by Emir Kusturica Serbia-Montenegro/France 2004, 155mins The ...
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