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The hockey turf at KOLMAR Sport Centre in Papatoetoe, on a cloudy day.

South Auckland’s multi-sport hub, hosting cricket, football, rugby, tennis, hockey and more.

KOLMAR Sport Centre
Papatoetoe, South Auckland
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Rows of outdoor netball courts at Netball North Harbour in Northcote, with floodlights and bush behind.

The home of netball on the Shore, also hosting futsal, volleyball, tennis and pickleball.

Netball North Harbour
Northcote, Auckland
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The entrance to Eventfinda Stadium, Harbour Basketball’s home in Wairau Valley.

Where basketball thrives on the Shore, packed with junior leagues, rep games and community events.

Harbour Basketball
Eventfinda Stadium
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Juniors training on the floodlit artificial pitch at Seddon Fields at sunset, with parents watching from the path beside the fence.

Football in central Auckland, junior, senior and community play.

Western Springs AFC
Seddon Fields, Western Springs
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The Takapuna District Cricket Club clubrooms at Onewa Domain.

Rich history with an active community, based in the Onewa Domain multi-sport hub.

Takapuna District Cricket Club
Onewa Domain, beside the netball courts
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KOLMAR Sport CentrePapatoetoe, South AucklandNetball North HarbourNorthcote, AucklandHarbour BasketballEventfinda StadiumWestern Springs AFCSeddon Fields, Western SpringsTakapuna District Cricket ClubOnewa Domain, beside the netball courts

Community reach,at every stage of life.

Supporters along the fence at a suburban club ground in late-afternoon sun: two young friends, a couple, a father with a toddler on his shoulders, a mother and her teenage son, a man in a work jacket with a coffee, and an older couple.

Buying their first car.

18–24FlattingFirst job

Weeknights at futsal and social netball.

Saving for a first home.

25–34RentingCouple

After work in the social football league.

Outgrowing the family car.

30–44Kids under 10

Saturday mornings on the junior sideline.

Feeding a house full of teenagers.

40–54Teens at home

Weekends at senior fixtures.

Growing their own business.

35–54Self-employed

After the game, in the clubrooms.

Thinking about downsizing.

55–64Empty nest

Midweek at the bowls club.

People turn up for sport because they want to

A brand that’s part of community life shares in how people feel about it.

  • Footballers training on the floodlit turf at Western Springs as the sun goes down.Mon
    6.30pm

    Social football after work

  • Netball under floodlights at dusk at Netball North Harbour.Tue
    7pm

    Netball leagues under lights

  • A lawn bowler sending down a bowl at KOLMAR on a sunny day.Wed
    1pm

    Bowls in the afternoon sun

  • People walking into Eventfinda Stadium, home of Harbour Basketball, on a sunny afternoon.Thu
    4pm

    Basketball after school

  • A young bowler running in at KOLMAR’s cricket ground, the pavilion behind.Fri
    6pm

    Twilight cricket on the oval

  • A club rugby match on the field at KOLMAR Sport Centre, a player passing the ball.Sat
    9am

    Club rugby for every grade

  • Players on the courts at Howick Tennis Club on a sunny morning.Sun
    8am

    Doubles at the tennis club

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