New Zealand Woman’s Weekly 1728

Celebrate and WIN Show your support for the team by cutting out this souvenir poster and waving it proudly, especially if you’re lucky enough to be at Auckland’s ticker-tape parade! But no matter where you are in our tremendous country, show your support for the boys by taking a photo of you, or your family and friends, with your poster – and we’ll even reward you for it! Send your photo into us through one of these options: • Post your photo on Instagram and tag us – we have a new account @NewZealandWomansWeekly (make sure you start following us!) • Email it to nzww@bauermedia.co.nz • Post your photo to Facebook and tag in New Zealand Woman’s Weekly • Send it to us in the post at Welcome Home Team…

Celebrate and WIN Show your support for the team by cutting out this souvenir poster and waving it proudly, especially if you’re lucky enough to be at Auckland’s ticker-tape parade! But no matter where you are in our tremendous country, show your support for the boys by taking a photo of you, or your family and friends, with your poster – and we’ll even reward you for it! Send your photo into us through one of these options: • Post your photo on Instagram and tag us – we have a new account @NewZealandWomansWeekly (make sure you start following us!) • Email it to nzww@bauermedia.co.nz • Post your photo to Facebook and tag in New Zealand Woman’s Weekly • Send it to us in the post at Welcome Home Team NZ, NZ Woman’s Weekly, Bauer Media…

Never have I been so happy to set my alarm for a pre-5am start. I’m sure I’ve waffled on before about not being the biggest sports fanatic (and the fact it may have something to do with my own clumsiness), but on occasions like this one, it’s near-on impossible to not get swept away by the excitement of it all and feel as proud as punch of our boys in Team NZ. Tuning in on the telly to hear Dave Dobbyn sing Welcome Home gave me absolute goosebumps and I’m hoping we’ll get the chance to hear it all live at the ticker-tape parade. Staying on the sporting front, we reunited a wonderful group of our most highly regarded All Blacks this week, who are donning Lycra for a brand-new…

Never have I been so happy to set my alarm for a pre-5am start. I’m sure I’ve waffled on before about not being the biggest sports fanatic (and the fact it may have something to do with my own clumsiness), but on occasions like this one, it’s near-on impossible to not get swept away by the excitement of it all and feel as proud as punch of our boys in Team NZ. Tuning in on the telly to hear Dave Dobbyn sing Welcome Home gave me absolute goosebumps and I’m hoping we’ll get the chance to hear it all live at the ticker-tape parade. Staying on the sporting front, we reunited a wonderful group of our most highly regarded All Blacks this week, who are donning Lycra for a brand-new challenge. Seventy-one-year -old former…

“Once again, the America’s Cup is now New Zealand’s cup!” For the third time in history, legendary sailing commentator Peter Montgomery delivered the line the entire nation had been waiting with bated breath to hear. Twenty-six-year-old Olympic gold medallist Peter Burling, Australian Glenn Ashby (39) and their incredible, innovative and humble team had done it – the Auld Mug was coming back to Aotearoa. “What a rollercoaster ride it has been – highs, lows, joys and heartbreaks – but the reservoir of experience in the high-octane and unforgiving world of the America’s Cup has been invaluable... it’s been 22 years in the making.” A rollercoaster ride, indeed. Broken boats, an empty purse and the usual mud-slinging we’ve come to expect from this type of yacht race made this win all…

“Once again, the America’s Cup is now New Zealand’s cup!” For the third time in history, legendary sailing commentator Peter Montgomery delivered the line the entire nation had been waiting with bated breath to hear. Twenty-six-year-old Olympic gold medallist Peter Burling, Australian Glenn Ashby (39) and their incredible, innovative and humble team had done it – the Auld Mug was coming back to Aotearoa. “What a rollercoaster ride it has been – highs, lows, joys and heartbreaks – but the reservoir of experience in the high-octane and unforgiving world of the America’s Cup has been invaluable... it’s been 22 years in the making.” A rollercoaster ride, indeed. Broken boats, an empty purse and the usual mud-slinging we’ve come to expect from this type of yacht race made this win all the sweeter. But…