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Smashed! Student breaks world record by 400m

Tauranga Boys' College student James Hollard is an indoor rowing world record holder

Brotherhood claims seventh title

The Waiariki men's hockey team have won a seventh national title

Baywide cricket rivalry to reach peak once again

Greerton is leading the Bay of Plenty Cup competition standings.

Refereeing - a role of making decisions in front of everybody

Rugby referee Ryan Waite talks about the often unenviable task of officiating the game

NYC Marathon - a 'cancer-versary' personal challenge for survivor

She is one of 17 runners lining up together at the start of the world's largest marathon.

Haka and girls' skills standouts for English league team

"It's not often you see so many smiles at once."

The next Benji Marshall? Ceiza joins Tigers

There were multiple offers on the table but talented teen Ceiza James has made his pick.

Bay cricket tournament to become annual fixture

Stand outs of inaugural tournament were: Abby Treder, Elizabeth Buchanan, Amelia Harvey.

Steamers take trophy on tour for fans

The faithful blue and gold supporters celebrate. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Wāhine thrive at Māori league tournament

The NZMRL Tuakana Tournament is a highlight on the sport's calendar every year.

Hawke's Bay win cricket's Battle of the Bays

Hawke's Bay have claimed the Howell Family Trophy.

Oh the memories: Te Puna celebrate centenary

The key to a rugby club surviving 100 years? It is the people.

Three Bay surfers selected for NZ team

Georgia Wederell, Luke Griffin and Jack Lee among NZ's top 12 junior surfers.

All action in the Bay of Plenty Cup

The Bay of Plenty Cup competition is as close as ever.

David Beck: The season that kept on giving

The Bay of Plenty Steamers are champions, but how did they get to this point?

What a feeling! How the Steamers celebrated

The pressure is off, the Steamers have done it. They celebrated accordingly.

Western Bay Cricket: Can Te Puke stay top?

The Western Bay of Plenty Reserve Grade competition is in full swing.

'We call it the fifth marae and it's where everyone is equal'

Their centenary year has