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    Auckland have stunned top-seeded Taranaki to advance to the National Basketball League final

    Auckland have stunned top-seeded Taranaki to advance to the National Basketball League final


    The Tuatara have claimed a 107-104 win over the Airs on the North Shore, despite being down by five points with fewer than five seconds left of regulation.

    After a two-point shot from captain Rob Loe, he produced a steal and sunk a three-pointer to send the game to overtime at 91-all.

    Loe finished with 29 points, 19 rebounds and six steals.

    Airs coach Trent Adam says the Tuatara took the initiative when it mattered.



    The Tuatara will meet the winner of tonight's semi-final between Nelson and Otago in the decider.

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

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     Today's News

    Motorsports:
    McLaren's Lando Norris has dominated a wet qualifying session for Formula One's China Grand Prix sprint race, taking pole while world champion Max Verstappen struggled into fourth place 7:17

    Entertainment:
    Warwick Davis' wife Samantha has died aged 53 7:10

    Entertainment:
    OJ Simpson is said to have had his wife Nicole Brown killed by notorious Mafia gangsters in a jealous rage 6:40

    Entertainment:
    Prince Harry has officially dec lared the US is his new home 6:10

    Law and Order:
    The deaths of the elderly couple, found in a West Auckland paddock this week, are being referred to the Coroner 4:37

    International:
    Iran's air defence system activated amid reports of explosions heard near city of Isfahan 4:37

    Law and Order:
    Police are acknowledging the sentencing of the pair responsible for murdering Christchurch mother, Angela Blackmoore -- saying it's a long and painful 28 years for her family 4:37

    Politics:
    The Law Society says it's becoming more common for people to criticise judges -- and it's a problem 21:57

    Entertainment:
    Taylor Swift said she didn't "really like" hiding her relationship with ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn 21:40

    Motoring:
    A serious crash in the Southland town of Mossburn has blocked parts of State Highway 97 21:17


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