Rookies ride their luck in chaos
Crashes, mechanical problems and wrong turns combined for exciting times.
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Tony Purvis' funeral service in Masterton on Saturday, December 28.
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Rees bros untouchable
Damon signs on in the UK, while bros Mitch will contest the national superbike series.
Suzuki Series: Thrills and Spills at Boxing Day Cemetery Circuit
Quality racing interspersed with big red flag crashes on Whanganui's streets.
Cricket: Central Districts teams virtually unchanged for Super Smash double header
Jessica Watkin and Tom Bruce's teams face Wellington and Auckland at Pukekura Park.
Greyhounds: Open class short course sprinters to star at Hatrick
Lisa Cole's dogs the favourites tomorrow night.
Street racing at its best
Virtually nothing separates the top riders in each class on the Whanganui programme.
Cricket: Mixed fortunes for central
Central Hinds win, Stags lose in Super Smash double header with Canterbury on Monday.
Best of 2019: Frank Greenall: Sad demise of cricket therapy
If you felt a bit stressy, you went to the cricket with a Thermos, cut lunch and blanket.
Jetsprints back at Upokongaro
Bad results in Featherstone means "drop round" is all used up heading to Shelterview.
Cross Country: Whanganui Collegiate's Ana Brabyn joins NZ team for world champs
Joins George Lambert and Ashleigh Alabaster already selected in the 12-strong squad.
From the dog house to the penthouse in 24 hours
Wanganui Marist shake off poor form to upset New Plymouth Marist United in NCC qualifier.
Shootout special and Superstock speed at Oceanview.
Last speedway event for 2019 goes out with a hiss and a roar.
The longest day for the Donaldson's
Brothers complete gruelling 101 holes in under 13 hours to raise money for defibrillator.
Cricket: United and Tech eyeing home semifinal in Coastal Challenge
Local teams set to challenge for second place with Horowhenua-Kapiti clubs taking a break.
Local Focus: Snell will always be remembered in Whanganui
Snell's legacy still bringing visitors to Whanganui. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New Zealand's One Mile Championship is back
Country's elite will contest Mile titles for the first time since 1968-69 season.
Speedway: Oceanview brings back the shootout
Racing rescheduled after rain out earlier in the month.
Racing: Shadow Cast to be kept to sprints
Sprint path for Shadows Cast beginning with the Manawatu Challenge Stakes.
Greyhounds: Intermediate grade in Hatrick feature race
Trainer Lisa Cole's charges looking like contenders.
NZ Schools athletics: Whanganui athletes figure strongly
The numbers do not lie - again Whanganui leads the way at the NZ championships.
Frenzied Gixxer action
The drama will continue to unfold in the final round in Whanganui on Boxing Day.
Now we're getting serious: New cricket academy established
The partnership is a first between the New Zealand Cricket Foundation and a school.
Crotty's recollections of Peter Snell
Eugene Crotty relives the night Sir Peter Snell broke the four minute barrier for the mile
Dowman's Manfeild record rare, but brief
A few laps later former F1 rider Daniel Mettam bettered Dowman's time.
Suzuki Series: Table set for Whanganui after tight round at Manfeild.
Richard Cooper and Damon Rees battle in Formula 1, Richie Dibben climbing in Formula 2.
Sevens: Whanganui's Semi Vodosese's NZ Fijians make World Schools final
Two Whanganui Collegiate players and one former Rangitikei College student in tournament.
Woes for Watkin's Hinds in the Super Smash
Three heavy defeats in last two days leave them off the pace.
Tech chew off the finger nails in thriller with United
Ninth wicket partnership gets them home off the second-last ball.
Rotorua's Stephen Parker wins the 3 Bridges Marathon in Whanganui
A field of locals, internationals, amateurs and former Olympians take to the pavement
More titles, 72 race wins, and successful team owner. That's our Earl
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