
Rugby: Black Ferns lock proves she's a quick learner
Northland's Charmaine Smith has enjoyed a rapid rise in rugby.
Northland's Charmaine Smith has enjoyed a rapid rise in rugby.
OBM, Mid Northern, Waipu and Hora Hora will battle for a final spot.
The men couldn't be separated but the City women grabbed the inaugural victory.
Both the boys' and girls' Under 18 sides had strong tournaments.
Otangarei will need more room in their trophy cabinet after their win over Hikurangi.
Otangarei just need a win to secure top spot in the RLN Premiership.
Hora Hora, Wellsford and Western Sharks are battling it out for finals spot number four.
Luke Brown needed a playoff hole to claim his third title.
Over 100 junior squash players are heading to Northland.
Hora Hora rugby player booted out of the game for 77 weeks for threatening the referee.
Whangarei rugby player banned for 77 weeks for threatening a referee.
The NRU have acted swiftly with incidents like this in the last month.
City took out both the men's and women's fixtures over Country.
FC Whangarei and Tikipunga even, while Central Brown, Northland FC and Kerikeri grab wins.
Hora Hora, Western Sharks and Wellsford are battling for the last finals berth.
WBO world heavyweight champion Parker spent some well-earned time relaxing in Brisbane.
Plenty of muddy young faces have battled Beast in the Haruru Falls hills this weekend.
A national tournament heads to Kamo this weekend.
Whangarei Racing Club GM Bill Colgan previews the Northpine Waipu Cup.
The mud didn't stop the teens and teachers from running impressive times.
Around 250 Northland students took on the Bay of Islands Beast ahead of the main event. Traversing the hills of Haruru Falls coated in mud, there were nothing but smiles on the combatants' faces. Northern Advocate photographer Michael Cunningham checked out the action.
Waipu, Hora Hora, Western Sharks and Kamo all still in the finals hunt.
American contingent adds spice to tournament which drew 85 entries.
The Bay of Islands Beast has sold out, again proving its popularity.
Excited fans are going wild in downtown Auckland. Follow our live coverage.
The day has come. New Zealand will finally get to see the America's Cup once again.
The Black Ferns will be looking to improve on their fifth placed finish in 2014.
Huge applause welcomed Peter Burling as he walked into arrivals at Auckland Airport.
The young swimmer continues her rise in the pool.