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NRL: Panthers snap Warriors' win streak amid injury woes

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

The Penrith Panthers have prevailed against the New Zealand Warriors, ending the Kiwis' winning streak in Auckland on Saturday. Missing five of their top players due to State of Origin commitments, the four-time defending champions made an impressive statement at Go Media Stadium, winning 28-18. The Warriors were also without a key player, Queensland forward Kurt Capewell.
Crusaders back on top of Super Rugby Pacific

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

The Crusaders have emerged as champions once again, reclaiming the Super Rugby Pacific title after a close 16-12 victory against the Chiefs in Christchurch on Saturday. The win marks their 15th championship, solidifying their dominance in the competition after winning five titles from 2017 to 2023. The match showcased strong defence and front-row play from the Crusaders, who kept the Chiefs from scoring crucial points.
Pacific powerhouse fall short as Pumas stun Lions with historic win in Dublin showdown

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

The British and Irish Lions' Pacific midfield combination of Sione Tuipulotu and Bundee Aki following their loss to the Pumas as Argentina's captain Julián Montoya celebrates with the 1888 Trophy in Dublin on Saturday. Photo/The42/INPHO/Billy Sitckland/PhotosportSportsNew Zealand-born Sāmoan Bundee Aki and Australian-born Tongan Sione Tuipulotu starred for the British and Irish Lions but it was not enough against an Argentina XV hungry for an upset.
Crusaders welcome back All Black star for grand final against an unchanged Chiefs

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

The stage is set for an electrifying Super Rugby Pacific grand final as the Crusaders, bolstered by the return of All Black prop Tamaiti Williams, face an unchanged Chiefs side eager to claim their first championship since 2013. With a sold-out crowd at Apollo Projects Stadium in Christchurch, both teams are primed for a thrilling showdown and promise edge-of-your-seat action as they vie for rugby supremacy.
Mayor rejects dog taskforce amid calls for action from residents

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Mary Afemata

The presence of roaming dogs near schools and homes has raised alarm among residents. Photo/Auckland CouncilNewsWayne Brown has dismissed a mayoral taskforce on dogs, citing existing council efforts.
Pacific leaders and experts alarmed as Census replaced by annual surveys

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Khalia Strong

Pacific advocates are raising concerns about how diverse voices will be represented following the elimination of the national census. On Wednesday, Dr Shane Reti, the Statistics Minister, announced that more minor, annual surveys would replace the five-yearly census. He says that despite the unsustainable and escalating costs, “successive censuses have been beset with issues or failed to meet expectations”.
My perspective: Why scrapping the Census counts

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Khalia Strong

Every couple of years, the Census would roll around, encouraged, and bombarded with ads and slogans urging participation, and made it feel like our voices count. This comes as the five yearly Census is being cancelled to be replaced with smaller annual surveys. If we're being honest, this Census had become a costly, cumbersome event that never seemed to happen at a good time. Many will agree and say it should have been cancelled years ago.
Maroons stun Blues with thrilling 26-24 comeback, set up an epic decider in Sydney

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Christine Rovoi

Bring on the decider. In an exciting showdown, Queensland evened the State of Origin series with a nail-biting 26-24 victory over New South Wales in Game Two in Perth on Wednesday night. After dominating the first half with a 26-6 lead, the Maroons faced a tough challenge - kept scoreless in the second half - as the Blues fought back. But they ultimately held on for the win. Queensland Captain Cameron Munster and halfback Tom Dearden were instrumental in their win.
West Auckland site gets zero-waste upgrade, turning trash into community resource

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Mary Afemata

Tipping Point’s newest store at Waiōrea CRC opens its doors, offering secondhand goods with community impact. Photo/MPHS Tipping Point FacebookEnvironmentThe revamped West Auckland facility includes a community-run store, a construction recovery hub, and space for education, all designed to reduce landfill waste and support circular living.
Why this Auckland library is a favourite

1 week ago | pmn.co.nz | Mary Afemata

Nikki Samu and her children at Takaanini Library, where the slide and free kids’ activities keep them coming back. Photo/PMN News Mary AfemataNewsFrom free showers to bilingual books and a communal kitchen, the Takaanini library is redefining is redefining what a public facility can be.