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- CLEVER
DESIGN
When current owners Liz and Phil first walked into this Cook, Hitchcock and Sargisson designed home tranquilly located in a convenient cul-de-sac they felt they were standing in a very special space.
- Cane can keep on
keeping on at top
Twice Sam Cane has had to haul himself through long, gruelling rehabilitation stints after incurring serious injury.
- CLEVER
DESIGN
When current owners Liz and Phil first walked into this Cook, Hitchcock and Sargisson designed home tranquilly located in a convenient cul-de-sac they felt they were standing in a very special space.
- Saudi Arabia Cup
venue at issue
Auckland may have lost one big yachting event — the round-the-world Ocean Race — but legal manoeuvrings continue to see if Emirates Team New Zealand can be forced to hold the 37th America’s Cup in Auckland.
- Afghans out to
crumble Caps
As the Black Caps approach their final game of pool play at the Twenty20 World Cup, a nation of 1.4 billion people is hoping they lose.
- Canterbury and Tasman
lock down spots in semis
Canterbury and Tasman locked up the final two NPC Premiership semifinal spots yesterday, ensuring the winners of five of the last six titles can add another to that tally.
- Gym bunny Bosson back
Champion jockey Opie Bosson thanked an unlikely personal trainer for saving his career after he burst back into the Group 1 winner’s circle with Noverre in the 2000 Guineas at Riccarton yesterday.
- Fire still burns for Lisa
Fire still burns for Lisa
Lisa Carrington would like to contest all three sprint kayaking disciplines at the 2024 Olympics, though the ultimate call will depend on the depth of the wider canoe racing team.
- Barometers of a pandemic: Booze, betting, beauty, bars
Booze, betting, beauty and bars. The big four Bs are where major trends can be seen in our spending thanks to the Covid-19 Delta outbreak.
- Warriors need to make big recruitment calls
The Warriors face one of their most important decisions in years as they look to reshape their recruitment.
Featured documents
- World famous
except in NZ
It was late March 2000. Mark Dickel was playing a pick-up game at the legendary Sporting House Fitness Club in Las Vegas. He was a big deal on the Las Vegas hoops scene. He had just finished his senior year at college there and, by his own reckoning, he had a chance at being chosen in the second...
- BOATING TRAGEDY
‘It keeps me up at night’
My mother died in 2011. I was 19. I’d not seen death or CPR before, and it was quite the introduction. I vowed to surf more. It was my escape....
- BOATING TRAGEDY
‘It keeps me up at night’
My mother died in 2011. I was 19. I’d not seen death or CPR before, and it was quite the introduction. I vowed to surf more. It was my escape....
- 10 years to
MELTDOWN
They remember the terrorist as someone who found joy in this country to which he had escaped....
- 10 years to
MELTDOWN
They remember the terrorist as someone who found joy in this country to which he had escaped....
- Fromfishmonger to
brothel boss
She’s unapologetic, headstrong and honest....
- Move over, Boomer ...
Is the mighty Millennial on your tail?
Four years ago there was, save a few thousand, only the population of Palmerston North between them....
- Passport
to the world
It’s some day in the near future and you’ve just arrived in another country....
- Scared straight:
A grim gay past
The dynamite decade of the 1960s left my nuclear family unexploded. Its pyrotechnics came later....
- ‘Just horrible’:
Pensioner’s
property deal
turns sour
In 2017, Sandra Rosolowski was climbing down the property ladder. The superannuitant, who had moved to New Zealand as a pregnant widow in 1978, found a sunny flat with views of Browns Bay she could see herself calling home....