Tasman makes five changes for shield challenge
Backline changes are a feature of the Tasman Mako side named for Sunday’s Ranfurly Shield challenge

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Pale Pouli reckons it is eight years since he and younger brother Mone last started a match together

When Rex Bowden wasn’t busy playing, he was watching others in action at his first provincial Heaphy

Backline changes are a feature of the Tasman Mako side named for Sunday’s Ranfurly Shield challenge

From wing to wing attack, there was simply no stopping Jess Drummond in rugby and netball club showp

A windswept Saxton Field ensured tough conditions for Nelson Suburbs in its last home game of the Wo

SCOTT DONALDSON Conservationist and author Sam ‘the Trap Man’ Gibson captivated 70 people with fun

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A Pigeon Valley sheep farmer was left "absolutely stunned" after helping deliver a "one-in-a-million

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Maureen Pugh, West Coast-Tasman MP True democracy does not begin under the Beehive’s roof in Wellin

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Ann Thompson Federated Farmers Golden Bay Wayne Langford has arrived back home on the farm in Kotin
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Thu 3, 7pm; Fri 4, 7pm; Sat 5, 2pm & 7pm Acting... how hard can it be? A new comedy by Justin Eade. Directed by Giles Burton. With: Donna Botha,...
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OPEN EVENING AT WILLOW BANK HERITAGE VILLAGE 5pm-8pm Experience Willow Bank Heritage Village after hours as the village comes alive under the...
This is a biennial show of model railway layouts covering several scales from 1/450 t0 1/32 as well as hands on experiences for most age brackets and...