The Unsquashable Premier League will see many of our top male squash players compete at the Squash XL Club in Auckland.

World number 237 Joel Arscott says it will be a strange atmosphere.

It's the first of four weeks of tournaments.

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18 Apr: Two unexplained deaths at a rural Auckland property this morning

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