Warriors head coach Luisa Avaiki has named an unchanged starting line-up for Sunday’s standalone second-round NRLW encounter with the St George Illawarra Dragons at Mount Smart Stadium (3.15pm kick-off).

If they can qualify well there is no reason why young Kiwi karters Matthew Payne (Ricciardo Kart/Vortex/Bridgestone) and Dylan Drysdale (Birel Kart/Vortex/Bridgestone) cannot do well at this weekend’s big FIA Karting International Super Cup (KZ2) meeting in Italy says someone who should know, 2

A win by De Koning at Ruakaka on Saturday, along with a promising run from stablemate Pop Star Princess, has kept the spring in the step of Cambridge trainer Fred Cornege.

New Zealand’s three-year-old ranks have proven to be an exciting crop to date this season and that excitement could enhance at Matamata on Wednesday when promising galloper Harlech kicks-off his spring campaign.

Corey Main from Howick Pakuranga has announced his retirement from competitive swimming to focus on other endeavours.

"Moving on from swimming was the hardest decision I've made but at this stage in my life, I've never been more happy and excited to start a new chapter in my life.

Racing Industry Transition Agency (RITA) chief executive John Allen is stepping down from his role at the end of the year.

"After five years as chief executive it is time to begin the search for a new leader to oversee the transition to TAB NZ," Allen said.

There was a spring in his step when young Kiwi karter Jacob Douglas left his Christchurch home yesterday (Monday Sept 16) to fly to Italy for the third and final round of this year’s 2019 FIA Karting Academy Trophy Series in Italy this coming weekend.

Kiwi rural internet provider Wireless Nation is bringing free Rugby World Cup streaming to the Chatham Islands.

Well known shearing commentator and Dannevirke shearer, farmer and businessman Koropiko Tumatahi Mullins died suddenly yesterday, aged 65.

Three young women working in the thoroughbred industry are heading overseas early next year to enhance their careers thanks to scholarships promoted by the NZTBA Sunline Education Trust.