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Super Rugby Pacific is back next weekend, so we're having a look at how all the NZ teams are tracking.

World Cup organisers have opted to save the All Blacks vs Australia clash for week two in Sydney.

Key players sat out the Breakers' sole training session ahead of a must-win game in Auckland.

Parts have arrived to fix their boat Amokura, after a collision with the Swiss at Perth last month.

Since the opening of the long-awaited Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre in December, Christchurch now boasts New Zealand's largest indoor aquatic and sport facility.

The commission has decided not to proceed with a proposed kick-off rule change but fans will notice other on-field rule changes this upcoming season.

NZR has confirmed that Dane Coles is the recently retired player on its appointments panel.

Senior team mates have closed ranks after the superstar bore backlash over Scott Robertson's sacking.

Two A-League stars have been called up to the Football Ferns for World Cup qualifiers.

At just 19 years old, Papua New Guinea international Raymond Diho is living his dream after signing his first pro football contract with Vanuatu United FC.

The freeskiers aged 17 and 21 will represent New Zealand at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, which is taking place over the next few weeks.

Pacific Island unions Fiji and Tonga have told RNZ Pacific they believe the pool draw gives their teams good chances to advance past the first stage.

Organisers are struggling to keep up with demand during a boom driven by women and younger athletes.

Golf's ranking body said its board had decided to allocate points only to the top-10 finishers because LIV Golf did not meet all its requirements.

The Black Caps are set to have a full contingent to choose from as they wrap up final preparations for the T20 World Cup in India.