New Zealand's Waitangi Day was overshadowed by controversy as Māori leaders condemned a proposed bill to redefine the Treaty of Waitangi. Methodist Church president Te Aroha Rountree likened the ...

Waitangi National Trust chairman Pita Tipene at Waitangi 2025. Photo / Dean Purcell Despite 185 years of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the relationship between Māori and central Government continues to ...

Kuini for a day: The kohanga generation is on the move, from young adults all the way down to this little girl in the prow of a waka at Waitangi on Thursday. Photo / Simon Wilson There was a lot ...

With "Yetis" out, the only name that really stands out to me personally is Hockey Club. I believe they should keep the name and logo as is, maintaining continuity. However, unless the fan vote ...

under the lights at Riyadh Golf Club on Thursday. You can watch all the, ahem fireworks, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ET live on FS1.

The New Zealand Embassy in the Philippines commemorated Waitangi Day on Feb. 6 at the Ambassador's Official Residence in Makati City. The event celebrated Aotearoa's heritage and highlighted the ...

On Monday, NHL insider Frank Seravalli confirmed that leaked logos for each of the three remaining options - Utah Hockey Club, Utah Mammoth and Utah Outlaws - are indeed legitimate. These logos ...

Mammoth and Hockey Club. On Monday, three logos were revealed to the public, one for each potential nickname, but NHL fans weren't particularly impressed by the latest round of options.

The potential logos for Utah Hockey Club’s future team name were leaked on social media Monday in a new development as part of the franchise's quest to find a permanent nickname and mascot.

The Utah Hockey Club's potential revised logo – the current one is a puck – appears to be a combination of a snow creature and the Wasatch mountains. Perhaps, it's what the Yeti logo could ...

Jessica Marksbury was impressed by a golf club backpack from Lowercase — an innovative club-carrying solution for players who live in urban settings or find themselves using public ...