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"Straight roads are for fast cars, turns are for fast drivers." -Colin McRae "When you’re racing your living, everything else is just waiting"

The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to New Zealand for the first time in 12 years. Here’s the dates they are playing near you: Saturday 25 May - North Shore Events Centre, Auckland Sunday 26 May - Cowles Stadium, Christchurch Monday 27 May - TSB Arena, Wellington Tuesday 28 May - TSB Stadium, New Plymouth Wednesday 29 May - Edgar Centre, Dunedin Thursday 30 May - Trafalgar Centre, Nelson Friday 31 May - Pettigrew Green Arena, Napier Click here to purchase tickets http://www.globetrottersnztour.co.nz/#/buy-tickets/

With 23 years experience, Toukon Ryu Karate offers Karate lessons to children from age four. Our Full Time Dojo is located at 93 Ellice Rd, Glenfield , Auckland The lessons are never dull, with specialised weapons classes and women's self defense courses being taught regularly as well. There is the opportunity for international travel for karate training, and also a large participation in competitions. We have classes around the North Shore and West Auckland in: Beachhaven, Riverhead, Greenhithe, Henderson, Lynfield, New Lynn, Sunnynook, Te Atatu Peninsula, Torbay, West Harbour, Hobsonville and Hamilton.

We provide Aerobic Gymnastics classes to athletes ranging from Recreation to Competitive and Elite Levels. Aerobic Gymnastics is a high energy, fast paced, exciting sport. The routine combines continuous aerobic dance patterns, with dynamic skills all performed to fun, energetic and upbeat music.

The Club was founded in 1886, making it one of the oldest Football Clubs in New Zealand and Oceania. North Shore United was originally formed as North Shore in 1886 and in 1933 amalgamated with Belmont, taking the present name.

SMB_Tag founded in 2004.

Challenge to SBW FOR HIS NZPBA HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE Auckland Herald June23, 2013 Nor is that the only pressure on Williams' titles. His New Zealand Professional Boxing Association title could also be up for grabs soon. Williams won the title when he beat American Clarence Tillman but the secretary of the NZPBA, Pat Leonard, confirmed that it has been undefended for 18 months. "It's been too long," he said, "but there hasn't been an official challenge lodged until just recently. So I have written to Khoder Nasser [Williams' agent and manager] that there has been a recent challenge and that we have authorised Afa Tatupu to enter into negoations with him for an overdue challenge. "Normally when someone wins one of our titles, they get the right to arrange an optional challenge - but this has now been 18 months." It is not clear what will happen if Williams does not accept the Tatupu challenge but, again, losing his title must be a possibility. The problem for the Williams camp is that Tatupu may not have commercial appeal enough to persuade an audience to part with the $40 pay per view fee. Tatupu, known as "King" Afa, is 33 and holds the New Zealand Boxing Federation heavyweight title - the competing association to the NZPBA. He has been boxing for four years and has had 12 fights for eight wins, seven by knockout. His losses include a knockout by Joey Wilson, regarded as one of the best local heavyweights and a knockout by well-performed Japanese fighter Kyotaro Fujimoto, who has also beaten Tillman. - Herald on Sunday

Over 100 years old and still kicking

Auckland Club Champions 2009/10 & 2010/11 Auckland Premier Two Day Champions 2009/10 & 2010/11 Auckland Premier One Day Champions 2011/12 National One Day Champions 2011/12

The overall goal is to achieve broader safe and enjoyable participation in the wonderful sport of Eventing across all ages and standards and to return New Zealand eventing to its former glory with medal winning performances at 2012 London Olympics. Update: Objective achieved 31 August 2012!

ASB Premiership www.waitakereunited.co.nz

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