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Every country is responsible for setting its own gambling rules and regulations, but it is fair to say that New Zealand has left things for some time as it hasn't set up any new regulations or laws relating to gambling and online gambling since 2003. Think how much has changed in
Wellington Lions v Hawke’s Bay Stat Attack
Sideline Conversions 7 October (some rugby news and information to start the week)
Lookout the Bus aka Tyson aka Julian Savea is coming through. The Oriental-Rongotai wing and teammates celebrate Wellington's 7th and final try of the afternoon on Saturday as HOBM's Kienan Higgins and Wainuiomata's Sam Smith in Hawke's Bay colours can only watch on in despair. The Magpies had earlier led
New Zealand Schools fall to Australia U18s, NZ Barbarians Schools beat Samoa Schools
By Adam Julian. Australia Under-18: 38 (Rex Bassingthwaighte, Joshua Takai, Angus Grover, Nick Conway, Kingsley Uys, Heamasi Makasini tries; Jonty Fowler 4 con) New Zealand Schools: 31 (Mason Verster, Siale Pahulu, Charlie Wallis, Penalty Try, Aidan Spratley; Verster 2 con) HT: 19-12 A polished and powerful Australia has won the Trans Tasman Trophy for the first
Lions to host Hawke’s Bay and Heartland teams vying for semi-finals
By Scott MacLean & Steven White The sole fixture in Wellington tomorrow is the ninth and final NPC round-robin match at Wellington Stadium between the Wellington Lions and Hawke’s Bay, while Wellington’s immediate neighbours, Horowhenua-Kapiti and Wairarapa-Bush are vying for Lochore Cup semi-finals spots next week. The Lions could wind up