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    New Zealand basketball league MVP Rob Loe has re-signed with the Auckland Tuatara for 2024

    New Zealand basketball league MVP Rob Loe has re-signed with the Auckland Tuatara for 2024


    Loe averaged almost 21 points, 11 rebounds and four assists in 17 games last year.

    BASKETBALL WITH BURGER KING'S MAPLE BACON BURGERS. PROOF THAT MAPLE MAKES ANYTHING BETTER.

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     08 May: The New York Knicks have their NBA eastern conference semi-finals on its head after claiming a second straight win at the higher seeded Boston Celtics
     07 May: Tall Blacks forward Reuben Te Rangi believes the Breakers' local vision under new ownership is a slam dunk for the national team
     06 May: A double blow for the Tall Blacks ahead of tomorrow night's opening trans-Tasman basketball game against Australia in Adelaide
     04 May: The Denver Nuggets will face the Oklahoma City Thunder in NBA basketball's western conference semifinals
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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    The Black Ferns lead the Wallaroos 19-nil at halftime in their Pacific Four and Laurie O'Reilly Cup clash in Newcastle 18:57

     Boxing:
    Lani Daniels' coach claims to have picked holes in the boxing style of American great Claressa Shields ahead of their undisputed world heavyweight bout in Michigan on July 27 18:37

     Netball:
    The Central Pulse have made no contest of today's ANZ Premiership netball season opener, thrashing the Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic 57-44 in Palmerston North 18:07

     Rugby League:
    Warriors coach Andrew Webster's revealed the key to his Auckland NRL side's ability to triumph in close contests this season, ahead of tonight's clash against the St George Illawarra Dragons in Wollongong 17:27

     Rugby:
    Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua is pouring cold water on the assumption athletes will make more money playing in Australia's Super Netball than the ANZ Premiership 16:57

     Law and Order:
    A 73-year-old man who went missing in Masterton earlier this month has been found deceased 16:17

     Netball:
    Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua is rapt with the performances of Grace Nweke to start the Super Netball season for the New South Wales Swifts 16:07

     Netball:
    The Central Pulse will be observers - as much as executors - as the two-point shot arrives in netball's ANZ Premiership this afternoon 15:27

     Rugby:
    Black Ferns lock Maia Roos has full confidence in Blues teammate Ruahei Demant to steer the ship in this afternoon's Pacific Four opener against Australia in Newcastle 14:57

     Netball:
    Netball New Zealand has told Newstalk ZB that it IS looking at its eligibility rules, as the ANZ Premiership gets under way today without Grace Nweke  14:57

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