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I'm not satisfied with the All Blacks' 2020 season A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Ian Foster is “pretty satisfied” with the All Blacks 2020 season. Well, I’m glad one person in New Zealand is. Most of us are relieved it wasn’t worse. I would hate to see what unsatisfied looks like, though dropping to our worst ever ranking tells a story of its own. Rugby With his job on the line, Foster has to say he is “pretty satisfied”. At least it was not as bad as 1998 – where the All Blacks los...

peter paltridge/go slideways photography Jake Baker, photographed in Palmerston North in January, will race his superstock throughout New Zealand to help with his fundraising drive. “She’s really well. She’s participating in ballet and swimming and she, with her sister Amelia, were in the DanceWorks​ Regent production a couple of weeks ago,” Jake said.​ Evalina’s clean bill of health has let Jake return to racing superstocks after a couple of seasons off. He has more than podium places on his mind and is determined to meet a goal he set more than four years ago of raising $50,...

Himeno will then go into a two-week isolation period but will be ready to get stuck into full training with the Highlanders on February 22. Securing a visa for Himeno is a boost for the Highlanders as there were fears that Covid-19 could scupper his arrival. Clark said the franchise used a third-party organisation to gain Himeno's visa, and their track record with other overseas players had helped that process. “With our Pacific Island players pretty much every year we're getting critical worker visas for them and the same organisation did it for Himeno," Clark said. “From our perspe...

Army Cadets in Ross-shire return to face-to-face training following Covid-19 coronavirus lockdown By Philip Murray Published: 09:04, 12 December 2020 Get the Ross-shire Journal sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper Gallery1 CADETS in Ross-shire have enjoyed their first face-to-face training in eight months – subject to social distancing rules. Following in the footsteps of their detachment in Alness, the 1st Battalion The Highlanders’ Dingwall detachment also held their first training event last Monday evening. Since the end of M...