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Canada hit with six-point deduction over spying scandal
Canada have lost the points they won against New Zealand.
Shock and shame as Canadian fans react to spying scandal
Canadian fans in Paris have reacted with shock and disappointment to Drone gate
South Korea upset by awkward opening ceremony blunder
They have demanded assurances from organisers the mistake will not happen again.
Michael Burgess: Behind the scenes of Dronegate as it takes Paris by storm
OPINION: 'It's hard to remember anything as bizarre as Dronegate'.
'I've got something people want': Why Olympians are joining OnlyFans
Posting provocative photos online has become an acceptable – and profitable – side hustle.
Michael Burgess: Why Kiwis need to temper their expectations for Paris
OPINION: As much as we are striving to achieve, there is a limit for such a small nation.
Olympics 2024: New Zealand's best medal chances on day one
All you need to know ahead of today's Olympic action
Olympic flag accidentally raised upside down at opening ceremony
An unapologetically French ceremony included one notable gaffe, which viewers spotted.
Bienvenue à Paris: The Olympic Games begin in soggy but spectacular style
After an aggressively French celebration, the 33rd Olympiad is officially under way.
The miracle of 1984: How Los Angeles saved the dying Olympics
How one man transformed the Games from an unwanted burden to a coveted behemoth.
Far-left suspected of Olympic sabotage after high-speed rail network crippled
France is on high alert after the Olympic Games were targeted in a spate of sabotage.
Can a Kiwi make a splash in swimming’s race of the century?
Erika Fairweather is a medal chance in one of the most highly anticipated Olympic events.
Canadian football legend speaks out over drone spying scandal
The FIFA all-time leading goal scorer speaks out after Canada defeated New Zealand.
Why this Le Quesnoy gem is a must-visit for Kiwis in France
If you're heading to Paris for the Olympics, or post-Olympics, this should be on the list.
Lulu Sun: Olympic dreams and lessons from Wimbledon
The Te Anau-born Sun is in a new orbit, since her incredible Wimbledon run.
French PM vows to ‘find and punish’ Olympics saboteurs
French railways sabotaged in ‘massive arson attack’ hours before Olympics begins.
ABs’ early exit from Olympics Sevens highlights absurdity of games schedule
Throwing a few sports out would allow the most worthy to be run within the 16-day window.
How to feed 15,000 Olympians in Paris? Start with baguettes
New York Times: From baguettes to fine dining - Paris Olympics elevates athlete meals.
Another Olympic equestrian accused of horse abuse on eve of opening ceremony
Austrian medal contender Max Kuehner is at the centre of fresh allegations.
Michael Burgess: Why Canada's players shouldn't be punished for spying scandal
OPINION: The tournament needs to be played on the field rather than in an inquiry room.
Nation snubs Olympic Village food after complaints of raw meat
Food served to athletes lacked carbohydrates needed and quality expected.
Canada coach sent home from Paris, drone spying predates Olympics
Beverley Priestman has been suspended pending an independent investigation.
Olympics 2024: 'Boys are in tears' - NZ Sevens side out in thriller
The All Blacks Sevens are out before the Opening Ceremony.
Over before it began: Sevens suffer heartbreaking defeat
A crushing result for a group who had hoped to improve on the silver medal from Tokyo.
'Really special moment': Kiwi flag bearers revealed for Opening Ceremony
Track cyclist Aaron Gate and sailing athlete Jo Aleh have been named Ngā Pou Hapai.
Jason Pine: Canada's Olympic spying on Football Ferns dirtier than the Seine
OPINION: Why did the reigning champions feel the need to cheat?
'Super disappointed': Canada front media after Olympic spying scandal
Live updates of the action from Paris.
Watch: Equestrian rider whips horse 24 times in shocking video
Footage shows her repeatedly striking a horse on the back of the legs with a whip.
Who will be New Zealand's flag bearer in Paris?
The New Zealand team have plenty of options to carry the flag.
NZF seek urgent action over drone spying at Olympics
A second spying incident has been confirmed by Canadian Soccer
Drone Gate: Looking for the Canadian Olympic Committee
Michael Burgess tries to find the Canadian Olympic Committee to get answers about the Drone Gate situation. Video / Michael Burgess
Oly Whites open Olympics with victory
New Zealand has made an ideal start to the men’s football tournament.