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Phil Gifford: All Black's second act? Seven talking points from Super Rugby
Comment: Here's what we can take from the first weekend of Super Rugby.
Comment: Here's what we can take from the first weekend of Super Rugby.
Chris Rattue: This is an SOS to Beauden Barrett.
Five Kiwis returning to Melbourne to contest the Laser world championships.
The first male entries into the Piha Pro have gone to two local surfers.
Clinton Terry is a 10-time national and three-time Oceania champion. He is also blind.
COMMENT: One weekend into Super Rugby and already a difficult question has arisen.
It won't just be results that will attract attention around the Chiefs and Warren Gatland.
Who is the dark horse, who will win the Six Nations? And why was Finn Russell disciplined?
Ultimately, scoring goals in the beautiful game isn't just a habit but a law of averages.
Trend of the harness racing season needs to be overcome to continue Kiwi dominace.
17yo has won the championship in each debut season he has contested so far in his career.
Comment: How many New Zealand Rugby employees does it take to change a light bulb?
New York Times: The Olympics might finally bring everyday acceptance to the culture.
NZME experts provide their picks and analyse the game of the round as Super Rugby returns.
Comment: New-look Blues may sneak into playoffs this year - here's why.
Who will take out the NZ conference? And why an Aussie team might be worth the watch.
A closer look at the Black Caps' Super Over record. Spoiler: It isn't pretty.
It's impossible to overlook the kind of allegation that clouded Kobe's career in 2003.
New York Times: Nothing like this had ever happened before in basketball.
New York Times: Bryant became the new giant after Jordan and passed the torch to James.
UFC's return to Auckland has been dealt another blow.
Pat Lam's Bristol Bears signal intent with victory and another star signing on the way.
Indian bowler generates upper hand on Black Caps batsmen through first two Twenty20s.
Emergence of young players overshadows the Silver Ferns adding to their trophy cabinet.
Kobe Bryant, one of the most successful players in NBA history, transcended the sport.
Mr Te Akau knows this can't last forever. And David Ellis says he doesn't want it to.
COMMENT: Dame Valerie Adams has never been in a better head space than now.
Rattue: Here's a three point plan for the NZR, no consultancy fee required.
Paul Feeney admits he's still just 'figuring it all out.'
Talay assessed more than 500 players in assembling his squad for this season.