Olympics 2024: Gold and silver for NZ, Kiwi triathletes sick after swimming in Seine
All the action from day 10 at the Paris Games.
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'Am I actually winning this thing?' Flawless Butcher wins gold
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Behind the scenes with Dame Lisa Carrington and the women’s K4 crew going for gold
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Day 10 recap: Gold and silver for New Zealand
All the action you may have missed from day 10 of the Paris Olympics 2024.
‘Stoked for him’: All Blacks welcome Plummer with open arms
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Jags on a roll: Stunning turnaround from 10-goal thrashing
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The grind of greatness: Inside Lisa Carrington's relentless training programme
The rise of the New Zealand women's programme over the past decade has been remarkable.
Paris Olympics: Kiwi triathletes reflect on hard falls and brutal swims
Hayden Wilde and Nicole van der Kaay open up about their challenging Paris Olympics campaign. Video / Chereè Kinnear / Photosport
England cricket great dies suddenly, aged 55
Graham Thorpe scored a double-century against the Black Caps in 2002.
Shaun Johnson announces NRL retirement
"This is a decision that I’ve sat with for a while now," he said.
Future of NZ jumps racing hangs in balance, consultation paper issued
Racing bosses are seeking feedback as they decide what to do with the sport.
Warriors, Walker reject reports of request for early contract release
Both the player and club have separately confirmed no early exit has been sought.
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Melville just miss out on win in Hamilton indoor netball
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New Zealand's best Olympics medal hopes on day 10
All the Kiwis in action on day 10 of the Paris Olympics.
Savea to captain All Blacks, Plummer brought in as cover
It comes after Dalton Papali'i re-signs with New Zealand Rugby through to 2027.
A Cinderella story? The milestones looming for Lydia Ko in Paris
'I’m trying to treat it as my last hurrah and give it my all here.'
Olympics 2024: Paris' worst fears as E. coli rules triathlete out of Games
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Battling with my brain: Mountain biker Sammie Maxwell’s fight to get to the Olympic Games
The young mountain bike star has struggled with an eating disorder since she was a teen.
Kids at the Olympics: ‘It’s honestly kind of insane’
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Noah Lyles didn't break the line first but won 100m gold – here is how he did it
American was last after a third of the race and only got ahead by a wafer-thin margin.
Hit by a car during triathlon training: Pete Cowan's remarkable 13-year journey to Paris
Lying on the side of the road, his upper leg split, Pete Cowan worried about his future.
F1 halftime report: Is Verstappen's dominance fading?
Red Bull are set for a challenge in both the constructors' and drivers' championships
Olympic champion sleeps next to bench outside athlete's village
The swimmer had complained about heat and noise so he slept next to a bench.
How Paris developed one of the world’s fastest tracks – using mussel shells
World Athletics chief expects world records to tumble on the startling purple surface.
British athlete claims silver three months after giving birth
Rutter became the first British woman ever to win an Olympic shooting medal.