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Nigel Yalden

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Journalist at MediaWorks, Commentator for Sky Sport, Host of “The Nigel Yalden Podcast” ⬇️
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Super Rugby final 2026: Hurricanes and Chiefs name teams for Wellington clash

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By Nigel Yalden Verified
| Rova
The Hurricanes and Chiefs have made minimal changes to their sides for Saturday night’s Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final in Wellington. Hurricanes coach Clark Laidlaw has named an unchanged backline, but made two alterations to his starting pack, headlined by the return of loose forward Devan Flanders. Flanders - who has missed the last three weeks after a head knock early in the round 15 clash with the Highlanders - starts at blindside with veteran Brad Shields moving to the reserves.
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AUT has created a WOF for your brain - and it wants Kiwi volunteers

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By Nigel Yalden Verified
| Rova
A world-leading ‘warrant of fitness’ for the brain to identify long-term health risks, has been developed by the Auckland University of Technology (AUT). Led by Professor Patria Hume and Professor Alice Theadom, the research is the second multi-year collaboration between AUT and global healthcare company Abbott. AUT researcher Doctor Mackenzie Kiernan says the Brain-WOF aims to shift the mindset around brain health.
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Recycling over landfill for the old Hooker Valley Bridge

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By Nigel Yalden Verified
| Rova
Asset Delivery Manager Anthony Clegg says parts are being made available for purchase via the DOC website. He says the bridge was built in 2012, so there is a lot of life left in a wide variety of components. “Rather than sending everything to the landfill, we can give those materials a second life.” “We have got the timber decking, there is around 90 meters of cable, nuts, bolts and the hangers from underneath the bridge”.
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