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18 Feb 2026 2:14
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  •   Home > News > National > Lower South Island

    The Otago Nuggets have beaten the Auckland Tuatara 99-95 in the top-of-the-table National Basketball League game at the North Shore Events Centre

    The Otago Nuggets have beaten the Auckland Tuatara 99-95 in the top-of-the-table National Basketball League game at the North Shore Events Centre


    Tray Boyd the third top-scored with 28 points for the Nuggets.

    BASKETBALL WITH BURGER KING'S NEW KING'S FRIED CHICKEN BURGER - WITH MELTED CHEESE, CREAMY RANCH AND TANGY PICKLES

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Lower South Island News
     14 Feb: State Highway 93 in Southland has reopened, following a serious crash earlier this morning
     11 Feb: A makeover for a Queenstown hotel
     10 Feb: Hopes a new dialysis unit in Southland improves access to life saving treatment
     09 Feb: A next-generation electric hydrofoiling vessel is being trialled on Lake Whakatipu as a potential new transport link between Queenstown and Kingston
     07 Feb: A Lotto player from Invercargill who bought their ticket on MyLotto has won Division One's million dollars in tonight's draw
     07 Feb: Fabian Holland could miss the Highlanders' Super Rugby opener against the Crusaders next week
     04 Feb: Otago police are investigating a bullying incident at a school in Oamaru
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    New Zealand lamb is still a premium product in the UK, 144 years since the first shipment of 5000 carcasses sailed out of Port Chalmers in 1882 More...



     Today's News

    International:
    The Missing number in the hundreds of thousands in Syria, where mass graves of torture victims are found weekly 22:07

    Entertainment:
    Leslie Grossman and Sascha Penn are married 21:57

    Politics:
    Labour's Jan Tinetti says today's employment law change is a backwards step 21:57

    Entertainment:
    Keke Palmer is "more intentional" with her work and time since becoming a mom 21:27

    Living & Travel:
    Second-placed Auckland FC look to close the gap on leaders Newcastle tonight in the A-League 21:17

    Entertainment:
    Harry Styles learnt "how to slow down" on his career break 20:57

    Entertainment:
    Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo's sex life is better now that he is not "so big" 20:27

    Entertainment:
    Tyler Perry broke his collarbone in a "terrible" bike fall 19:57

    Entertainment:
    James Van Der Beek's brother "didn't know it would hurt so badly" when he died 19:27

    Politics:
    The Greens say the Government's attacking workers with a major change to workplace law 18:57


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