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Mes returns in Silver Ferns squad for Constellation Cup Newshub 23/02/2021 © Image - Photosport; Video - Newshub. Bailey Mes has bee absent with injury. Coach Dame Noeline Taurua and her selectors have named an extended squad for next week's Constellation Cup series against Australia. The squad includes shooter Bailey Mes, who returns from a long injury absence, and rising midcourter Maddy Gordon, who's in line to make her international debut. Dame Noeline, who typically opts for a 12-player squad, says the larger group is a means of building depth and experience, with the 2022 Commonwea...

Now the Stuff team will vote to determine a winner in each category by ranking the finalists from No 1 to No 4. Once the five category winners have been found, we will also hold a vote to determine a supreme winner, and all six awards will be handed out at the same time. The Halberg Foundation decided in November that “with international sporting events being severely affected in 2020” as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, it would consider “performances of merit” from the year alongside those from 2021 at the start of 2022. At its annual gala function in Auckland next Thursday, ...

 Stuff, goal keep Kelly Jury was among the high profile names not to meet the fitness criteria. Jury returned to the Silver Ferns squad for the Taini Jamison Trophy series against England in Hamilton late last year and impressed. Not having Jury for the Constellation Cup would hinder the Ferns’ defensive depth and present a major opportunity for Burger and Fitzpatrick – who are yet to establish themselves as Ferns starters. Several young premiership defenders are not yet ready for the step up to international netball, while others haven’t met strength and conditioning standards, or ar...

Kiwi sports fans need no reminding of how lucky we are in the Covid era — but it could get even better this year.

Untangling people's lives: Tūrangi legal executive Kathy Doyle retires 6 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read After 17 years as a legal executive at Le Pine & Co based mainly in Tūrangi, Kathy Doyle is retiring. Photo / Laurilee McMichael After 17 years as a legal executive at Le Pine & Co based mainly in Tūrangi, Kathy Doyle is retiring. Photo / Laurilee McMichael Kathy Doyle says she's always had a passion for law. And one of the best parts of her job as a legal executive at Le Pine & Co has been working through the various challenges that people have brought to her office.