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    Tasman's maintained their perfect record in the Mitre 10 Cup with a 35-26 win over Waikato in Hamilton

    Tasman's maintained their perfect record in the Mitre 10 Cup with a 35-26 win over Waikato in Hamilton


    The Mako found themselves down several times throughout the match, before dominating late-on to secure their seventh victory of the season.

    They now have a 12 point buffer at the top of the Premiership standings.

    Southland leads Counties Manukau 18-7 at halftime in Invercargill.

    North Harbour hosts Otago at 7:35pm.

    MITRE 10 CUP COVERAGE WITH KENNARD'S HIRE - THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY JOB

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     24 Jan: Olympian Sam Tanner has records in his sights ahead of this evening's mile race at Cooks Gardens in Whanganui
     24 Jan: Test halfback Noah Hotham is hoping for an injury-free year after spending a large chunk of 20-25 on the sidelines
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     23 Jan: All Blacks prop Tamaiti Williams denies player power was behind the early exit of coach Scott Robertson
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     Today's News

    		 Hockey:
    A 1-nil win over Japan has seen the Black Sticks women book a final against the United States at their three-nations hockey tournament in Dunedin 7:27

     Skiing:
    Olympic champion snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has laid down a marker ahead of the looming Winter Games in Italy 7:17

     Athletics:
    Confidence from teenage runner Sam Ruthe that he'll continue to get faster - after claiming yet another age-group world record 7:07

     Motoring:
    Teen running phenom Sam Ruthe is keeping his competitive edge after becoming the fastest ever 16-year-old over the mile at the Cooks Classic in Whanganui 6:27

     Environment:
    MetService has issued watches for rain and wind 21:56

     Law and Order:
    An 18 year-old has been arrested and charged in relation to a spate of burglaries last night in Cambridge 21:16

     Tennis:
    Despite battling cramp on a sweltering day seven of the Australian tennis Open, reigning back-to-back men's champion Jannik Sinner is in the box seat to progress to the fourth round 18:56

     Politics:
    Two women believed to have been killed in the Mount Maunganui campground landslide were friends 18:36

     International:
    US looks to South Korea to take 'primary responsibility' in monitoring Kim Jong Un and North Korea 18:16

     Law and Order:
    Pakuranga College is paying tribute to two of its students caught in the Mount Maunganui landslide 18:06

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