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Paralympian Cameron Leslie talks to Laura about his new prosthetic legs and his road to Rio.

Toyota Believe - Valerie Adams talks about her husband, Gabriel, and training.

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Thomas Leuluai reflects on the Titan's game.

Warriors captain Ryan Hoffman talks about the Warriors shift in attitude.

Source: Red Bull Nico Porteous lands Triple Cork 1440 at just 14 years old

Tony Veitch breaks down all the major talking points of today's action at Rio, including New Zealand's first medal.

This week we chat with Ryan Fox about his Olympic selection and what it means to a proud sporting family.

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The NZ Rugby Sevens team faced the media in Rio ahead of the games.

Tony Veitch brings you the day's sports.

All Blacks gym session at Les Mills, Takapuna.

All Blacks coach Steve Hansen stand-up, commenting on training, Super Rugby and the Chiefs stripper scandal.

New Zealand lost one of its finest motor racing drivers with the death of Chris Amon today. He passed away this morning in Rotorua Hospital after a battle with cancer. He was 73.

Original source: Al Jazeera. Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke is a face you may be familiar with come the end of the 2016 Rio Olympics. Jenneke, still a student at Sydney University, rose to fame after her warm-up routine at the World Junior Athletics Championships went viral in 2012, with her famous dance featuring in the ad campaign.

Les Wilson of Wanganui, who was a member of the national field hockey team that won the gold medal at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, talks about the conditions in training for the Games

Join Laura and Dana as they discuss Noeline Taurua's job coaching a new Australian netball team.

New Zealand’s Olympic golfers Lydia Ko, Danny Lee and Ryan Fox tells us why wearing the silver fern in Rio is a dream come true.

Source: Sky Sport. It took three attempts, but Shaun Johnson won the game for the Warriors in golden point with a magnificent play.

"I'm busting. It's an emergency." Normally these words are said by a small child in the early stages of primary school, but this time, it was Nick Kyrgios with the call.

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Keith Trask, who won an Olympic gold medal at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, talks about growing up in Hastings and the values it taught him.

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