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Rowing: Duo back to boost coxless four
A two-year break to freshen up after the disappointment of the Beijing Olympics has paid off for Carl Meyer and James Dallinger.
Rowing: Duo on board for London
Two former world champions are boosting Rowing New Zealand's stocks ahead of the London Olympics.
Rowing: Drysdale says arthritis won't stop him
Mahe Drysdale has revealed he has arthiritis but the champion single sculler says his goal of competing at next year's Olympics.
Rowing: Bail-out keeps rowing afloat
Poor attendances at the world championships lead to a massive cash shortfall.
Rowing: Twaddle makes way for the youngsters
It was one of the toughest decisions of Nathan Twaddle's career, but in the end it made sense.
Rowing: Twaddle retires from rowing
Former New Zealand world champion and Olympic medallist Nathan Twaddle has announced his retirement from rowing.
Rowing and cycling big winners in latest Sparc funding
Rowing, cycling, equestrian and paralympics sports are the biggest improvers in the latest round of Sparc funding.
Rowing: Plans to build on Karapiro success
Rowing NZ are eager to make further use of their world-class facility at Lake Karapiro. But they will need to be patient.
Second rowing official falls foul of road rules
A foreign rowing official who was caught by police driving over 80 km/h over the speed limit has had the charges dropped.
Rowing: Drysdale to defend Billy Webb title
World rowing championships medalists Mahe Drysdale and Alan Campbell headline Saturday's 5km Billy Webb Challenge on Whanganui River.
German rowing coach admits blood test charge
The chief coach of the German rowing team has pleaded guilty and been fined for refusing to provide a blood sample to police.