Local Sport
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Regional Kapa Haka Competitions Te Aute College Hawke's Bay |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 |
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Teams have been practicing for months to ensure quality performances this weekend. Parearau, Nga Pou Herenga o Kahungunu, Te Rerenga Kotuku, Ngati Ranginui, Tamatea Arikinui and Nga Rapa a Taunga will take to the stage to compete for the two top winning teams who will go on and compete at the Te Matatini National Kapa Haka Festival that will be held in Gisborne from 17 – 20 February 2011.
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Hawkes Bay Regional Council starting stormwater workshops |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 |
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‘Your Choice’ Stormwater Workshops at Whakatu Businesses
A programme to encourage more Hawke’s Bay businesses to protect streams and rivers is coming to Whakatu businesses this month.
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World and domestic sports diary inc. Hawkes Bay |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 |
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Thursday, March 11
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DOMESTIC
Basketball: NBL - Canterbury v Wellington at Christchurch. Cricket: Chappell-Hadlee Trophy - New Zealand v Australia, fourth ODI at Auckland. Softball: national women's interclub tournament at Lower Hutt. Surf lifesaving: national championships at Whakatane. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Racing: Christchurch. Harness racing: Dunedin. Greyhounds: Auckland, Dunedin.
INTERNATIONAL
Badminton: All England championships at Birmingham. Cycling: Paris to Nice race. Golf: WGC-CA Championship at Doral, Miami. US PGA - Puerto Rico Open at Rio Grande. British Open international qualifying in Kuala Lumpur. Hockey: Men's World Cup at New Delhi. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. Friday, March 12 ---------------------
DOMESTIC
Cricket: Plunket Shield - Central Districts v Wellington at Napier, Northern Districts v Auckland at Whangarei, Otago v Canterbury at Queenstown. Softball: national women's interclub tournament at Lower Hutt. Surf lifesaving: national championships at Whakatane. Rugby: Super 14 - Chiefs v Crusaders at Hamilton. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Racing: Otaki. Harness racing: Greymouth, Auckland. Greyhounds: Wanganui.
INTERNATIONAL
Athletics: world indoor championships at Doha. Badminton: All England championships at Birmingham. Cricket: England v Bangladesh, first test at Chittagong; Zimbabwe v West Indies, fourth ODI at Kingstown. Cycling: Paris to Nice race. Golf: WGC-CA Championship at Doral, Miami. US PGA - Puerto Rico Open at Rio Grande. Hockey: Men's World Cup at New Delhi - New Zealand v South Africa in playoff for ninth. Rugby: Super 14 - Waratahs v Lions at Sydney. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. Saturday, March 13 -------------------------
DOMESTIC
Basketball: NBL - Nelson v Wellington at Nelson, Manawatu v Hawke's Bay at Palmerston North, Waikato v Taranaki at Hamilton, Otago v Christchurch at Dunedin. Cricket: New Zealand v Australia in Chappell-Hadlee Trophy fourth ODI at Auckland. Plunket Shield - Central Districts v Wellington at Napier, Northern Districts v Auckland at Whangarei, Otago v Canterbury at Queenstown. Soccer: NZFC - Otago v Manawatu at Dunedin. Softball: national women's interclub tournament at Lower Hutt. Surf lifesaving: national championships at Whakatane. Triathlon: seventh round of the national series at Wellington. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Racing: Auckland, Dunedin.
INTERNATIONAL
Athletics: world indoor championships at Doha. Badminton: All England championships at Birmingham. Boxing: WBO light welterweight title fight between Manny Pacquiao and Joshua Clottey at Dallas, Texas. Cricket: England v Bangladesh, first test at Chittagong. Cycling: Paris to Nice race. Golf: WGC-CA Championship at Doral, Miami. US PGA - Puerto Rico Open at Rio Grande. Hockey: Men's World Cup at New Delhi. Rugby: Six Nations - Ireland v Wales, Scotland v England. Super 14 - Bulls v Highlanders at Pretoria, Stormers v Hurricanes at Cape Town. Soccer: A-League preliminary final - Sydney v Wellington Phoenix at Sydney. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. Sunday, March 14 ----------------------
DOMESTIC
Basketball: NBL - North Harbour v Southland at North Shore. Cricket: Plunket Shield - Central Districts v Wellington at Napier, Northern Districts v Auckland at Whangarei, Otago v Canterbury at Queenstown. Soccer: NZFC - Hawke's Bay v Auckland at Napier, Wellington v Canterbury at Wellington, Waitakere v Waikato at Auckland. Surf lifesaving: national championships at Whakatane. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Racing: Waverley. Harness racing: Gore, Greymouth. Greyhounds: Auckland.
INTERNATIONAL
Athletics: world indoor championships at Doha. Badminton: All England championships at Birmingham. Cricket: England v Bangladesh, first test at Chittagong. Zimbabwe v West Indies, fifth ODI at Kingstown. Cycling: Paris to Nice race. Golf: WGC-CA Championship at Doral, Miami. US PGA - Puerto Rico Open at Rio Grande. League: NRL - Gold Coast Titans v New Zealand Warriors at Robina. Motor racing: Bahrain Formula One grand prix at Sakhir. Rugby: Six Nations - France v Italy. Super 14 - Reds v Western Force at Brisbane. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. Monday, March 15 -----------------------
DOMESTIC
Cricket: Plunket Shield - Central Districts v Wellington at Napier, Northern Districts v Auckland at Whangarei, Otago v Canterbury at Queenstown. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Greyhounds: Palmerston North.
INTERNATIONAL
Cricket: England v Bangladesh, first test at Chittagong. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. Tuesday, March 16 ------------------------
DOMESTIC
Equestrian: Horse of the year show at Hastings. Softball: national men's interclub tournament at Christchurch. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Harness racing: Christchurch. Greyhounds: Christchurch.
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Cricket: England v Bangladesh, first test at Chittagong. Soccer: Champions League first knockout round, second legs, various venues. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. Wednesday, March 17 ------------------------
DOMESTIC
Equestrian: Horse of the year show at Hastings. Softball: national men's interclub tournament at Christchurch. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Racing: Matamata. Greyhounds: Wanganui.
INTERNATIONAL
Soccer: Champions League first knockout round, second legs, various venues. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. Thursday, March 18 --------------------------
DOMESTIC
Athletics: international meeting at Christchurch. Basketball: NBL - Waikato v Canterbury at Te Awamutu. Equestrian: Horse of the year show at Hastings. Mountainbiking: Oceania championships at Dunedin. Softball: national men's interclub tournament at Christchurch. Yachting: Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta at Auckland. Racing: Wanganui. Harness racing: Auckland. Greyhounds: Cambridge, Christchurch.
INTERNATIONAL
Golf: PGA Tour - Tampa Bay Championship in Florida. European Tour - Hasan II Trophy at Morocco. Tennis: ATP and WTA at Indian Wells. NZPA
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Hawkes Bay's Greatbatch says cricket is tame these days |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Monday, 08 March 2010 |
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New Zealand cricket coach Mark Greatbatch reckons the current trans-Tasman tension is nothing compared to his playing days
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Central Hawkes Bay shearer Cam Ferguson wins Golden Shears |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Sunday, 07 March 2010 |
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Central Hawke's Bay shearer Cam Ferguson, from Waipawa, has become the youngest Golden Shears open champion in 21 years
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Four top Hawkes Bay shearers in Golden Shears finals tomorrow |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 |
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THE ATMOSPHERE was electric at the Golden Shears this evening as 30 of the world's most skilful shearers fought tooth and nail for a place in the top 12 to go through to tomorrow's open shearing finals.
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John Kirkpatrick, Napier, and James Fagan beat Aussies in shearing |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 |
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The New Zealand woolhandling kept up a proud record in tests
against Australia with a crushing victory at the 50th Golden
Shears in Masterton tonight
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Ross Taylor out and Daniel Vettori in today's ODI cricket team |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 |
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Ross Taylor was a late withdrawal while Daniel Vettori was passed fit to captain New Zealand as Australia won the toss and chose to bat in the second Chappell-Hadlee Trophy one-day cricket international at Eden Park here today.
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Release of The Profit Hawkes Bay's independent business magazine |
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Posted by Max Patmoy
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 |
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Last night the Profit was launched. Hastings mayor Lawrence Yule opened the first box of magazines and feedback so far has been fantastic.
From Monday the magazine will be sent out to all local businesses and it’s also going to over 2000 property investors throughout New Zealand.
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