Whangārei triathletes to take on best in world at Kona Ironman
Long-distance open water swimmer Sarah Poplar changes tack to Ironman racing.
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More and more clubs and players are wanting games played at night.
Hundreds of horses heading to Whanganui for polocrosse nationals
“Any of them on the day could be good enough.”
Magpies swoop in to help save rehab’s EIT Home
A dedicated team of Magpies swooped into action on Friday.
First female HBRU president continues to break ceilings
Trailblazer can add being a rugby administrator to her impressive list of accomplishments.
Gregor Paul: The big problem with Razor’s All Blacks pitch
Scott Robertson and Jamie Joseph will be determined by their ability to excite NZ Rugby.
Gwen Lawson on Northland’s bowls scene
The latest news from Northland's bowls scene with Gwen Lawson.
From the floodplain to the fire: Doug Bracewell declares himself fit for Black Caps test recall
Bracewell has declared himself fit and ready to add to his 27 test match appearances.
Rural sportspeople celebrated at Norwood NZ Rural Sports Awards
Alabaster broke the eight-hour strong wool lamb shearing world record in December.
'They looked terrified': Norwegian TV personalities take on jetsprinting in Whanganui
Two Norwegians tried jetsprinting in Whanganui for a TV show they're making.
Whangārei team clinches Waitangi Mountain Bike Park’s first major event
Competitors pitted against the clock in challenging eight-hour mountain bike relay race.
The Kiwi teen with no golf course or clubs who’s won a US university golfing scholarship
Soon Zack Swanwick will have more free clubs than he knows what to do with.
Third time's the charm: Masters cross country champ claims another victory
World cross-country title for Whangārei runner as he prepares to race in Poland.
Rugby: All square in love and war at Te Wero
600-strong crowd sees an act of cyclone-fuelled history as Māhia score last-minute try.
First time female president for Hawke’s Bay Rugby Union
Mavis Mullins in 2017 became the first female director. Now she's the president.
Local Focus: Wingfoil World Tour descends on Mt Maunganui
A major event of this fast-growing sport hits New Zealand’s shores for the first time.
Northland bowlers at national champs and Kensington club celebrating 100 years
The latest news from Northland's bowls scene with Gwen Lawson,
Photos: Northlanders turnout in droves for popular fun run in the sun
Many Northlanders donned their running shoes to take part in the much-loved event.
Revealed: All Black legend Josh Kronfeld and wife’s secret health battle
As the rugby hero puts his body to the test, his courageous wife faces challenges too.
Black Ferns Woodman, Wickliffe share wedding photos
Couple celebrate their marriage at the end of a year that brought World Cup success.
'Beautiful soul, loved by so many': Young Kiwi jockey dies after tragic fall during race
The racing industry has been left stunned after an apprentice jockey was killed in a race.
Black Ferns celebrate with fans
The New Zealand rugby Black Ferns celebrate their world cup triumph with fans in downtown Auckland. Photos / Alex Burton
Boys Get Paid 'goes nuts' - betting syndicate makes $400k in five days, more profits to come
Betting syndicate wins $120k live on air
Rare chance to traverse Central Hawke's Bay coastland
Farm trek a "fantastic way to experience the impressive landscapes", say walk organisers.
Revealed: What Govt paid NZ's sporting codes during Covid
NZ Rugby has been the big beneficiary of the Government's sport recovery funding.
Game on - sports to resume under level 2
Hunters get ready - a delayed duck shooting season kicks off next Saturday.
Ruapehu rage: Mass queues, buses struggle to cope
Bruce Road up to Whakapapa was closed as carparks became full.
Sport NZ trials blind CVs to improve gender balance staffing
Sport NZ has trialled blind CVs in a bid to improve gender balance on its staff.
Warning: CBD stadium could cost $1b
Sport and Recreation Minister wary of push for new stadium on Auckland's waterfront.
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