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GOAT in the boat: Carrington storms to third straight Olympic gold
Carrington has thrust herself into the conversation over who is NZ's greatest Olympian.
Two finals in one day: Carrington dominates in quest for another gold
Lisa Carrington has won through to the final in both the K1 200m and K2 500m.
Emotional Hayden Wilde dedicates medal to dad 'who never saw me race'
Triathlete Hayden Wilde has won New Zealand's first medal of the Tokyo Olympics.
Black Caps Test set for thrilling finish
All the action from day four of the first test between the Black Caps and Pakistan.
Kane Williamson celebrates highest score ... then shares baby news
'Does a due date mean anything?' Captain could be forced into a different kind of leave.
Dylan Cleaver: The problem with Sam Cane as All Blacks captain
Comment: He's intelligent, articulate and a really good player - but that's not enough.
Exclusive: NZ Rugby's multi-billion dollar move could see them leave World Rugby
Revenue crisis hits home as NZ Rugby could break free from World Rugby.
Moneyball to Funnyball: How Chiefs became Super Rugby's laughing stock
Dylan Cleaver: The bumbling Chiefs have given our rugby bosses four valuable lessons.
Every Williamson test 100 ranked
By popular demand, we rank the record-breaking Black Caps skipper's 18 test centuries.
Exclusive: Olympians treated like 'second class citizens'
EXCLUSIVE: 85 staff with NZ's big sports bodies earn more than $100,000.
Rugby star donates his brain to science
EXCLUSIVE: Junior AB John "JJ" Williams hopes his story will help others to seek help.
How Kane is chasing down the greats
Charting how Kane Williamson has become one of the top 100 batsmen of all time.
The two All Blacks cut down too young
Brent Rowlands was a little confused and more than a little peeved at first time. The second and third times, he recognised there may be something wrong.
Kane Williamson officially world's best
Kiwi has moved to number one on the International Cricket Council's test batting rankings following his match-winning century against Sri Lanka in Hamilton today.
Lightning Boult aims to be no flash in the pan
New Zealand fast bowler Trent Boult was undergoing CT scans on Friday that should in the next few days determine the extent of his back injuries.