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  •   Home > News > Sports > Basketball

    The Illawarra Hawks have issued an ominous warning to the rest of the Australian basketball league by trouncing top-ranked Melbourne United 106-93 on their home court and replacing them at the top of the NBL ladder

    The Illawarra Hawks have issued an ominous warning to the rest of the Australian basketball league by trouncing top-ranked Melbourne United 106-93 on their home court and replacing them at the top of the NBL ladder


    New Zealand has made the largest jump in the latest FIBA basketball world rankings for boys...rocketing up 12 spots to 15th - thanks to the historic fourth place at the FIBA Under-17 World Cup and a second place at the Under-18 Asia Cup.

    BASKETBALL WITH BK's NEW KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN.  WHERE HEAT MEETS SWEET.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Basketball News
     17 Sep: Illness has disrupted the Breakers' preparations for Friday's season-opening NBL basketball game against the Brisbane Bullets in Auckland
     14 Sep: The New Zealand Breakers have completed their pre-season basketball campaign with a 90-81 loss to the Kumamoto Volters in Japan
     13 Sep: The Breakers' pre-season basketball tour of Japan has kicked off with a 93-90 win over Nagasaki Velca
     01 Sep: A successful two wins from two pre-season for the basketball's Breakers after beating the Cairns Taipans 94-75 in Canberra as part of the NBL Blitz
     30 Aug: A strong start for the New Zealand Breakers in their Australian NBL basketball pre-season, beating the South East Melbourne Phoenix 109-to-101 in Canberra
     29 Aug: Belief a core of current and former Tall Blacks will help the Breakers solidify their team structure ahead of their pre-season NBL Blitz tournament getting under way tonight
     25 Aug: A pharmacist failed to consult a man's GP three times before he suffered a fatal brain bleed
     Top Stories

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    BUSINESS BUSINESS
    Even the Finance Minster's been caught by surprise, by today's sharp drop in GDP More...



     Today's News

    Business:
    Even the Finance Minster's been caught by surprise, by today's sharp drop in GDP 18:07

    Entertainment:
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    Entertainment:
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    Entertainment:
    Robert Redford has died at the age of 89 17:31

    Netball:
    The South African netball team expect the standing down of coach Dame Noeline Taurua to have a marked impact on the Silver Ferns in the Taini Jamison series starting Sunday in Auckland 17:27

    Law and Order:
    Auckland Police have made an arrest in connection with the alleged murder of courier driver Tuipulotu Vi more than 13-months ago 17:27

    Entertainment:
    Mark Ronson felt "deeply unnerved" by Sean 'Diddy' Combs when he used to DJ at the shamed rap star's parties in New York 17:01

    Rugby:
    Black Ferns flanker Jorja Miller's absence from their lineup for the World Cup semifinal against Canada appears to be due to a hamstring injury, after team officials were coy on the details of the injury 16:57

    International:
    King Charles hails 'vital' AUKUS relationship during state banquet for Donald Trump 16:37

    Entertainment:
    Colin Farrell has revealed his son doesn't want to follow in his acting footsteps 16:31


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