Kiwi Kid Filo Scores Big with Weet-Bix and Rugby Legends
Reporter Filoialii caught up with Black Ferns Alana and Chelsea Bremner, and All Blacks Scott Barrett and Ardie Savea, to find out who was the biggest Weet-Bix kid. Sanitarium is now taking the
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4 days ago
- NZ Herald
Kiwi Kid Filo Scores Big with Weet-Bix and Rugby Legends
This article was prepared by Sanitarium and is being published by the New Zealand Herald as advertorial. Reporter Filoialii caught up with Black Ferns Alana and Chelsea Bremner, and All Blacks Scott Barrett and Ardie Savea, to find out who was the biggest Weet-Bix kid. Sanitarium is now taking the
Otago Daily Times
7 days ago
- Otago Daily Times
Sailor and broadcaster Peter Lester dies
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NZ Herald
29-06-2025
- NZ Herald
Drugs in sport: Kiwi athletes are being told to watch what they wear
Kiwi athletes have been warned to be cautious about what they wear after an American athlete failed a drugs test after wearing clothes contaminated with traces of a performance-enhancing drug. New Zealand Herald composite photo Kiwi athletes are being urged to watch what they put on their bodies - or risk falling foul of drug testers. The warning comes after an American athlete – who was not taking performance-enhancing drugs – failed a test after using sportswear he had borrowed from a teammate. The unnamed
