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Watch: Chiefs cling on for one-point win as Blues miss late conversion
Debutant Xavi Taele hit the post with his 76th minute conversion attempt, as Vern Cotter’s side suffered a heartbreaker in Hamilton.

‘I don’t know where I got the strength’, says man who lifted car off wife
Llewellyn Venter had just got back into bed in the early hours of Saturday when a car smashed through the side of his home and landed on top of him and his wife.

Watch: Crusaders wing Macca Springer scores five tries, blows away Force
Macca Springer bagged five tries to overshadow his more illustrious All Blacks team-mate Sevu Reece as the Crusaders beat the Western Force 55-33.

Live: Chiefs, Blues both missing All Blacks for second meeting this season
Follow live coverage of the Super Rugby Pacific round five match from FMG Stadium Waikato in Hamilton.

Watch: The mistakes that have Lawson starting 18th at Australian GP
Liam Lawson’s tough weekend at the Australian Grand Prix just got tougher, as he will start from near the back of the grid in Sunday’s race.

Formula 1: Lawson dumped out of qualfying in Q1 in Melbourne Grand Prix
Liam Lawson has qualified 18th for the Melbourne Grand Prix, in his debut for Red Bull Racing.

Live: Lawson out in first session as qualifying for Australian GP continues
Follow live coverage with Lawson set to start 18th in his first Grand Prix for Red Bull Racing after an error-ridden session.

Teenager seriously injured in Nelson assault
Police are looking for witnesses to the Friday night assault on Queens Rd.

Watch: Octopus hitches ride on mako shark in Hauraki Gulf
The marine animal was working ‘really hard to keep all its tentacles tucked in’.

Moana Pasifika Under-20s in close loss to the Crusaders
The Crusaders march on to the semi-finals while Moana Pasifika will join Fiji in the play-offs in the new week.

Live: Liam Lawson in qualifying for F1’s Australian Grand Prix
Follow live coverage as the Kiwi driver battles through a power unit issue to find his place on the grid for Sunday’s race in Melbourne.

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Defence Force sexual assault prevention team's future uncertain
The NZDF have put its team specialising in preventing and responding to sexual offences on notice as part of consultation on cost cutting, despite a series of reports saying more work on the problems is vital.

'Their legacy lives on': Broadcaster Peata Melbourne receives 28th Maori Battalion Memorial Scholarship
She will receive a doctoral scholarship of $40,000 to complete her PhD in Maori Studies at Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi.