16K views · 495 reactions | Rotorua’s Toa gym have launched their new bilingual cycle instruction class as part of becoming the country’s first bi-lingual city. Co-owner Preston Whare says, “I wanted to jump on board this kaupapa because of the fact that it breaks down barriers between peoples. I just think how important it is to bring our reo out.” Reporter Mānia Clarke will bring more on Te Kāea at 5pm. | Te Ao Māori News | Facebook

At the end of approximately 169 miles of grueling cycling across two days, three stages, and four administrative regions, Briton John took the crown as the top elite rider at the 41st Independence Three-Stage Cycle Road Race. His name will certainly now be etched in the annals of Guyana’s cycling as he copped the title with a perfect race, securing 45 points after winning all three stages. | News Room