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    A winning welcome home for the Warriors

    A winning welcome home for the Warriors


    After two and a half years away from Mt Smart Stadium, the Kiwi NRL club have beaten the Wests Tigers 22-2.

    The Warriors didn't concede a try - the last time they did that was against the Dragons in 2020.

    Skipper Tohu Harris, fullback Chanel Harris-Tavita and centre Jesse Arthars each scored a try.

    Playmaker Shaun Johnson was impressive with the boot - kicking five from five.

    Johnson says it's hard to put into words how much the win means on Sky.



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     Other Sports News
     09 Nov: The Kiwi Ferns have been trounced 40-8 by the Australian Jillaroos in the women's Pacific Championships final in Sydney
     09 Nov: Esteemed Kiwis playmaker Kieran Foran believes the Pacific Championships could become league's pinnacle event
     09 Nov: Kiwis halfback Kieran Foran expects a sold-out CommBank Stadium in Parramatta to be blown away by the forward battle in today's Pacific Championship decider
     09 Nov: On-field general Kieran Foran would be thrilled to be back in the Kiwis fold as a coach in the future
     09 Nov: Formula One driver Liam Lawson is upbeat after qualifying seventh for tomorrow morning's Brazilian Grand Prix
     09 Nov: Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano has accepted that refining the team's much talked about defensive high line will take time
     09 Nov: In spite of a second half collapse at Murrayfield, the All Blacks will head for London tomorrow with their grand slam hopes alive
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    		 Rugby League:
    The Kiwi Ferns have been trounced 40-8 by the Australian Jillaroos in the women's Pacific Championships final in Sydney 17:27

     Rugby League:
    Esteemed Kiwis playmaker Kieran Foran believes the Pacific Championships could become league's pinnacle event 17:27

     Rugby League:
    Kiwis halfback Kieran Foran expects a sold-out CommBank Stadium in Parramatta to be blown away by the forward battle in today's Pacific Championship decider 16:57

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     International:
    The telltale signs the Louvre heist was not a 'professional' job 16:07

     Rugby League:
    On-field general Kieran Foran would be thrilled to be back in the Kiwis fold as a coach in the future 15:27

     Environment:
    Firefighters and locals in the central North Island, are keeping their eyes on the wind as a wildfire continues to grow 14:57

     International:
    Zohran Mamdani gave these New York women 'a glimmer of hope'. They helped make him mayor 14:17

     Motorsports:
    Formula One driver Liam Lawson is upbeat after qualifying seventh for tomorrow morning's Brazilian Grand Prix 14:07

     Soccer:
    Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano has accepted that refining the team's much talked about defensive high line will take time 13:27

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