Sport
Black Caps star Williamson eyes 2027 World Cup
The former NZ captain returns to his national team for the three-match, one-day series against England.
Randall goal propels Auckland FC to victory over Wanderers
Goalkeeper Michael Woud kept another clean sheet, as the Black Knights rose to the top of the A-League table.
Canterbury add to NPC legacy with victory over Otago
The red-and-blacks have now won 10 titles, since the competition was revamped in 2006.
Netball NZ confirms Taurua return as Silver Ferns coach
The veteran coach will return to her role next year, ending a bruising saga that has divided the sport.
Old coach, old wounds: Wallabies eye win over Eddie Jones in Japan
Two years after Eddie Jones walked out, the Wallabies line up against the man who led them to World Cup ignominy.
Kiwi Lawson outside top 10 at Mexico GG practice
The Racing Bull driver headed teammate Isack Hadjar and championship leader Oscar Piastri.
Embracing superstars, villains - Savea on rugby's marketing challenges
Watch: While the team-first marketing strategy has worked for the All Blacks, there is a mood for change writes Jamie Wall.
UFC 321: What you need to know
Etihad Arena hosts a UFC gold double-header with the heavyweight and women's strawweight belts on the line.
Australia's surprise skipper ready to step up against Japan
He only has 72 minutes of test experience but Nick Champion de Crespigny is the 92nd Wallabies captain.
Parker v Wardley: What you need to know
Parker puts his WBO interim heavyweight title on the line this Sunday. Audio
Kiwi pursuit team win world bronze, Olympic champ Andrews eliminated
The New Zealand quartet of Nick Kergozou, Tom Sexton, Keegan Hornblow and Marshall Erwood beat USA for the podium.
Football Ferns edged by Mexico at Mexico City
The home side have beaten the Football Ferns in the first of two international friendly matches.
Parker and Wardley managers trade verbal jabs
Joseph Parker puts it all on the line in the ring this Sunday, as he takes on unbeaten British knockout machine Fabio Wardley. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen. Audio
The Panel with Penny Ashton and Nick Leggett, Part 2
In part two, do you remember swimming lessons at school? Water Safety NZ says not enough kids are getting on the waka, with under half of the country's children doing lessons according to a 2023… Audio
White Ferns semi-final hopes dashed
The White Ferns Cricket World Cup semi-final hopes are over following a 53 run loss to India this morning in what has been a disappointing World Cup campaign. They have a final pool game against… Audio
Phoenix women sign A-League champion and Arsenal graduate
The Wellington Phoenix have signed experienced English forward Brooke Nunn, in a major coup ahead of the new women's A-League season.
'Rest in God's love Una'
Tributes have been pouring in after former Fiji Pearls captain and coach Unaisi Rokoura died last week.
What we know about 'mind-boggling' NBA rigging and poker fraud cases
The allegations involve NBA luminaries, multiple New York mafia families, millions in cash and even an x-ray poker table that can read cards face down.
Sporting banter or disrespect? Is it ever ok to boo the haka?
Māori and Sāmoan voices say there's a clear line between sporting rivalry and cultural disrespect.
