Former All Black Sonny Bill Williams has opened up on the demons and struggles young Māori or Pasifika players face in the sporting arena.
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From breakdowns to death threats- the reality of referee abuse from the sidelines
This week on Te Ao with Moana, reporter Hikurangi Jackson investigates the rise in referee abuse in rugby, and the emotional toll the abuse brings with it.
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NewsLegendary league player Benji Marshall hangs up his boots
Benji Marshall, one of rugby league's greatest Māori players to ever step onto the field, has officially called time on his 18-year NRL career.
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Dan Hooker steps in at late notice to fight Islam Makhachev at UFC 267
He put out the call for anyone to fight him at UFC 266. Now he answers UFC president Dana White's call to step up at the next pay-per-view at the end of October.
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Ethnic minorities star on the 'big screen' in snowboarding
US award-winning filmmakers Teton Gravity Research are about to screen a story of three professional snowboarders weathering a storm like no other.
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Dan Hooker scores 11th UFC victory with win over German fighter Nasrat Haqparast
The no.8 ranked lightweight Hooker dominated Haqparast in his first fight since January this year.
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Hangman and Haqparast en route for cage showdown at UFC 266
In the past week, both Ngāti Maniapoto UFC fighter Dan "The Hangman" Hooker and Nasrat Haqparast ran into visa problems to get into the United States.
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FEATURE: What New Zealand women's rugby deserves
It’s no secret that women's rugby in New Zealand is building up at a faster rate than men's rugby - but the pay disparity continues between genders.
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New kid on the block prevails – ‘massive step up’
Tiana Metuarau, 20, who hails from Whāngara Mai Tawhiti, wins player of the match on her Silver Ferns test debut.
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Silver Ferns star credits whānau for preparation against England
Māori netballer Maia Wilson, 23, is arguably one of the top shooters in the world but she admits her whānau helped her get into shape in lockdown.
