Here's a 5 minute round up of what the World Heli Challenge 2012 was all about, The World Heli Challenge is an event held over 15 days based out of the Lake Hawea Hotel just outside of Wanaka. As far as video media goes, its invitational only with a total of 6 cinematographers from around the world chosen to go head to head to construct an individual impression on the WHC.

Enough snow has fallen for the Cardrona Park Crew to start putting in features for opening day. Join us as we tag along with them and find out what it takes to get it done. NZsnowboard.com - The Home of New Zealand Snowboarding

It's early season in Canterbury and we tag along with Ben Comber as he gets his legs back and heads up to Mt. Hutt with some buddies. Featuring Yeong Kim, Milu Ma and Ben Comber. NZsnowboard.com - The Home of New Zealand Snowboarding

For the premier episode of 'The Snow Show' we catch up with Shelly Gotlieb fresh from her northern hemisphere season in Auckland as she gets set for the kiwi winter.

“Broadcasters special on Boil Up this week with Andrew Mulligan and Scotty Stevenson joining the Boil Team”

A euphoric Uruguayan player at Turkish top flight side Kasimpasa was quickly sent crashing back down to earth when his goal celebrations were cut short by a fan stealing his shirt.

The medal ceremony at the Cloud, on Auckland's waterfront, was the first time an Olympic gold medal had been presented in New Zealand. Arms shot into the air under the rolling blue canopy of the Cloud. "Now I know, I can believe 100 per cent, that I am the Olympic champion," said Valerie Adams, New Zealand's belated gold medallist for winning the shot put at the London 2012 Olympic Games. "This is more than I expected," Adams said pulling out a tissue from her pocket as her eyes flushed red. She thanked New Zealand "for your love and support". "I do this for you, and I do this for our country."

Olympian Valerie Adams was welcomed at Auckland Airport this morning by a crowd of supporters, as she arrives home for her gold medal ceremony tonight in Auckland.

Herald sports writers Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray give expert opinion and analysis after the All Blacks test against The Springboks in Dunedin, which saw Richie McCaw the recipient of a cheap blow from prop Dean Greyling who received a 2 week suspension for his efforts.

The All Black coach Steve Hansen and his Springbok counterpart Heyneke Meyer reflect on the physical toil and the effort from both teams during the Dunedin test match won by the All Blacks 21-11, after leading 5-3 at the halftime break. Aaron Smith describes how he scored his break away try and Ma'a Nonu says the match was an arm-wrestle. The captains and coaches all comment on the yellow card offence with Hansen saying it was a 'cheap shot'.

All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw looks ahead to Saturday's test and talks about playing his first match under the roof in Dunedin.

Springbok captain Jean de Villiers talks about playing against the old foe in Dunedin on Saturday.

Ladies special on Boil Up, Michelle Pickles and Laura McGoldrick join our team to debate all things Union and League.

All Black coach Steve Hansen explains his reasons why he has selected this team against the Springboks, including dropping Aaron Smith to the bench and what he expects from the wounded South Africans.

New Zealand Herald rugby scribes Wynne Gray and Gregor Paul discuss the merits of the All Black halfbacks and the match up against the powerful Springboks.

Springboks lock Eben Etzebeth has been ruled out of Saturday's Rugby Championship match against the All Blacks in Dunedin after being suspended for two weeks for a headbutt against Australia last weekend. However assistant coach John McFarland is confident the team will perform well under the roof of the Forsyth Barr Stadium.

All Blacks and Highlanders' winger Hosea Gear passes on rugby tips during the All Blacks Rippa Rugby Experience event at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin yesterday to a new generation of rugby fans, who won a competition to meet and play with some of the All Blacks.

Scarfies were out in force to meet their All Black heroes in Dunedin before the Test match against the Springboks this weekend, Student eating games and races and a burger stand kept Andrew Hore and his team busy while sheltering from the inclement weather.

Special guests Michael Jones, Frank Bunce and Pat Lam join the Boil Up regulars this week to put their balls on the table

After their smackdown of Argentina, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen and crew address the media.

The All Blacks beat the Pumas 21-5 in a hard fought match in windy conditions, but they had a 20 min half time break as the lights went out in Westpac stadium.

This is our video 'bomb'; All Black star Piri Weepu was being interviewed by media sideline at training before the test match against the Pumas Saturday, watch the cameraman in the background.

As the All Blacks prepare to face the Pumas in Wellington, Herald rugby scribes Wynne Gray and Gregor Paul ponder the make up of the New Zealand forward pack and the who should selected as the 'hard man' at No 6 in the team.

New Zealand Herald rugby scribes Wynne Gray and Gregor Paul discuss the merits and pitfalls of the new Rugby Championship including Argentina and World Cup winning coach Sir Graham Henry helping the Pumas face the All Blacks.

The 10-day performance training camp finally comes to a wrap. Check out this amazing clip where our Red Bull athletes give feedback on their experiences at the camp, and their take on the beautiful country of New Zealand.

All Black Piri Weepu looks ahead to the Argentinian test this Saturday and ponders that Graham Henry coaching the Pumas won't help them against the world champions.

The New Zealand Herald Motorsport correspondent Eric Thompson chats with the legendary Bob McMurray to update what is happening in the world of motorsport.

'Special guests Michael Luck, James Maloney and Lewis Brown join the Boil Up regulars to put their balls on the table.

Top Herald rugby scribes Wynne Gray and Gregor Paul reflect upon the Bledisloe victory against the Wallabies, look ahead to the matches against the Pumas, and debate how the 1995 RWC team stacks up man vs man against the current All Blacks.

All Blacks 22 Wallabies 0 The Bledisloe Cup is staying in New Zealand for another year, Eden Park has been such a graveyard for Australia over the past 26 years that another defeat shouldn't come as a particular surprise but there was a cruel tinge to his one. Steve Hansen's men didn't need to dig particularly deep to win it but still had far too much quality.