Wendy Smith's jump yesterday was part of the inaugural Lift Off Abel Tasman Festival.
Mt Smart Stadium was sold out last night as Tonga battled Australia.
It replaces the quake-damaged QEII track, used in the 1974 Commonwealth Games.
Mate Ma'a Tonga lost to the Kangaroos, but that didn’t stop fans from celebrating.
Dane Gagai needed medical attention after this huge hit against Tonga.
Andrew Fifita led Tonga in their earth shaking pre-match challenge against the world champions, before his side fell to a 34-16 loss.
In the first ever Test clash between the two sides, the world champion Kangaroos secured a 34-16 victory at Mt Smart Stadium.
Tayla Clement is taking up discus for her chance to win a Paralympic gold medal.
The discarded flanker scored twice in his side's 38-17 win over Wellington.
The Kiwi star’s Oklahoma fell 108-92 to Los Angeles.
Mate Ma'a Tonga fans are packing into a sold out Mt Smart for tonight's Test against Australia.
Sevu Reece tore the Taniwha apart in his side's 48-26 win.
The Kiwi will start at the front of the grid in this afternoon's race.
The defending champions kept hold of their crown with a 52-29 win in Christchurch.
The off contract star has been linked with a switch to St George Illawarra.
The Nix begin their 2018/19 season against Newcastle tomorrow.
Skipper Caitlin Bassett said the Kiwis have shown evidence of progress under new coach Noelene Taurua.
Sika Manu will lead Mate Ma'a Tonga against Australia today in Auckland.
He's decked out his Jeep in Tonga colours and emblems.
They'll face either Auckland or Wellington in the decider.
A number of fresh faces are with the All Blacks for their end of year tour.
James' Los Angeles fell 128-119 to the Portland Trailblazers this afternoon.
The Kangaroos face Tonga in Auckland tomorrow night.
A whopping 51 players are making the trip to Japan with the All Blacks.
Coach Kristian Woolf says his side are confident ahead of tomorrow's Test.
Sika Manu says clips of Taumalolo bumps-offs get him in the mood for a match.
David Williams is predicting a shot at glory for the Wellington side this season.
Nathan Smith and Michael Rippon were both left red faced by this comical bit of running.
Western Sydney's Markus Babbel has slammed the gimmick saga Bolt's bought to the A-League.
Kristian Woolf and Sika Manu praised the decision of the two stars to represent Tonga.
