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Bay of Plenty’s Tyler Steiner had a smile on his face a mile wide at the weekend … almost as if he’d struck gold.

The Silver Ferns are about to embark on their biggest challenge for 2023 with the Netball World Cup kicking off in Cape Town, South Africa on July 28th. As defending champions, the pressure is on to remain at the top and add to their title from Liverpool in 2019.

Gather your workmates, your whānau, and your friends for a fun morning tea anytime in August to raise funds for Whānau Āwhina Plunket. The money you raise will support parents and help set our tamariki up for a strong future.

Nixon Frost, son of Wellington’s two-time former New Zealand superbike champion Sloan ‘Choppa’ Frost, is the first to accept the re-introduced Gixxer challenge.

The Suzuki GIXXER 150 class is the perfect place to start motorcycle racing ... and the level playing field offered by this competition means close and exciting racing is virtually guaranteed.

Meet Jade Maloyd, a university student with a passion for taking the road less travelled and photography. Jade recently caught our attention with a short documentary that delves in to the world of women in the 4WD community. We caught up with Jade to talk about this latest project with COR4X4, her Suzuki Escudo (also known as Grand Vitara) and her best tips for those who want to get out there and give it a go.

The revs are already building for the start of the 2023 edition of the Suzuki International Series and international stars may again grace the series programme too.

Meet Philippa Cameron, a rural social media influencer who has many roles - wife, mother, teacher, station cook and, most recently, author to two successful cookbooks. Pip is completing a tour for her recently released second cookbook ‘Winter Warmers’ in our Suzuki Jimny over the month of May.

The class-leading Suzuki Swift continues to race ahead in the New Zealand market and was the top-selling new passenger car in March.

The first new vehicle he’s owned, Paul Channing is stoked with his Suzuki Ignis and clocked up 1,000km in the first two weeks in his new steed. Based in Hokianga, Paul has made good use of the Ignis fuel economy over the past few months, exploring the North Island with friends and whānau.