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Running for Full Bellies: Former All Black laces up shoes for charity run
Former All Black Colin Slade, along with a group of his mates, are running the Christchurch Marathon for charity. Aptly named the Fendalton Flyers, the group are...
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"Magicians": Andrew Sloane gives an update from the Augusta Masters
The quality is rising to the top at the Masters, with defending champion Rory McIlroy leading outright. The Northern Irishman has a whopping six-shot lead at the...
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'I want to crack the top 75': Pro golfer Amelia Garvey lays out goals for 2026
Professional golfer Amelia Garvey has enjoyed a solid start to her year over in Australia with a couple of top 10 finishes. Garvey is about to head back to the...
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Kiwi golfer makes mark on history as Russley GC's first female head professional
Hillary O’Connor has made her mark on the history books. She’s the first woman to become a head professional at the Russley Golf Club, and the only one in the country. O’Connor...
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Crusaders aim to keep momentum rolling after 'character defining' clash
Crusaders and All Blacks hooker Codie Taylor is back in action this weekend. The Crusaders are travelling north to face their traditional rivals, the Blues, later...
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"Unprecedented prize money": Explosion of pro golf across NZ
In association with the Elmwood Trading Company, Lesley Murdoch caught up with golf guru Mike Godinet to discuss the explosion of professional golf in the last month. Some...
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"Time for a new challenge": Canterbury Cricket's head coach to head offshore
Canterbury’s head coach is heading offshore at the end of the month, taking up a role coaching with English County Middlesex. But before he leaves, the team will...
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"We all swing different": Phil Smith on golf swings and coaching
Phil Smith has been teaching golf for over 30 years. He began as a player, but shifted into a more instructional role in his 20s and 30s after sinking quite a bit...
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"Freedom to enjoy my career": Hamish Kerr on the Supreme Halberg Award, next steps
World Champion high jumper Hamish Kerr has reached the top, claiming the Supreme Award at this year’s Halberg Awards. He joined Craig Kerr for a chat about the...
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Canterbury Strokeplay hosts top players from across NZ
The Canterbury Strokeplay is teeing off this weekend. Canterbury Golf GM Blair Minton joined Lesley Murdoch to preview the tournament, in association with the Elmwood...
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Sumner Sports Pavilion set for long overdue upgrade
The iconic Sumner Sports Pavilion is getting an upgrade. Both the lease renewal and a full rebuild of the St Leonards Park pavilion have been approved by the Waihoro...
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"Impressive to see": Crusaders start off pre-season on a high
Super Rugby Pacific's pre-season has kicked off, with the champions, the Crusaders, beating the Highlanders 33-10 in Timaru. Assistant Coach James Marshall joined...
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Long Run pulls Crusaders and community together to raise money for child cancer
The annual Long Run around Rugy and Malvern Parks took place in Christchurch last week, with the Crusaders, public, and many corporates taking part. The aim of...
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"We've definitely got plans": Evolution ahead for Templeton Golf Club
Things are buzzing at one of Canterbury’s golfing venues. More than 140 golfers are teeing off in the New Year Classic this weekend at Templeton Golf Club – a major...
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"Great privilege": Canterbury cricketer Lachie Harper on the rise
Young Canterbury quick Lachie Harper is doing all the right things as he embarks on his cricket career, playing for the Kings in Super Smash. The St Albans club...
