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Triathlon: Andrea Hewitt takes silver for the season
Andrea Hewitt has continued her consistent 2015 triathlon form with fourth place at the world championship grand final
Rarotonga: Triathlon with tropical views
Under the Rarotongan sun, Chris Daniels works up a good tropical sweat, without losing his wedding ring.
"Don't let epilepsy hold you back"
Triathlons push athletes' bodies to the limit, especially competing internationally. Add the chance of suffering an epileptic seizure and the task seems almost impossible.
Triathlete plotting safe cycle routes
A young New Zealand rep triathlete is blazing a high-tech trail in the hope of making the country's streets and roads safer for cyclists.
Olympics: Kiwi athletes to be guinea pigs
Issues with sewage, garbage and algae contamination have plagued Rio de Janeiro's waterways and will be an added challenge for Kiwi athletes.
Triathlon too dear to run
New Zealand reluctantly walked away from the World Triathlon Series because the numbers simply did not work, according to chief executive Craig Waugh.
Triathlon: Hewitt fights back for third
Andrea Hewitt secured her first medal at the Auckland leg of the World Triathlon Series and probably did enough to qualify for next year's Olympics in the process.
Triathlon: Changing of guard for Spain
It would surprise few to see a Spaniard stand atop the podium after today's world triathlon series race in Auckland.
'I'm not going to be sitting back'
Triumphs in triathlon will always hinge heavily on the final leg, but Andrea Hewitt's hopes of a podium place on her home course may be determined much earlier.
'Rigor' puts pain ahead of the pitch
A date with pain will keep Mark Richardson from the pleasure of working in the commentary box for Sky TV at the Cricket World Cup final tomorrow.
Star's triathlon challenge
Shortland Street star Pua Magasiva is ready to take on his first triathlon -- he's been training for seven years.
No doing things by halves
The four-plus hours racing around Auckland today will be far too short for Gina Crawford's liking.
Q & A with Craig Alexander
Craig Alexander dominated the Ironman world his way, which meant the family way.
Challenges make triumphs sweeter
The New Year is a time for reflection. This year, we met everyday New Zealanders who have suffered heartbreaking moments in their lives.
What are we doing right?
If imitation is indeed the best form of flattery, then New Zealand elite sport is in a good space. New Zealand's high performance sporting systems are catching the eye, with delegations from across the globe visiting this country to watch.
Triathlon: Gemmell still like meat in the CAS sandwich
Banned triathlete Kris Gemmell believes he never should have faced anti-doping proceedings and expects his punishment will be overturned within weeks.
Triathlon: Gemmell's 15-month ban could soon be quashed
Retired triathlete Kris Gemmell was yesterday banned from sport for 15 months - but his suspension could be overturned in a matter of weeks.
Kris Gemmell banned from sport
Retired triathlete Kris Gemmell has been banned from participating in sport for 15 months after violating anti-doping rules.
Triathalon: Brown not over the hill just yet
Cameron Brown had been asked countless times how long he could keep going as a professional ironman athlete and had always deflected those questions.
Triathlon: Legend asked to further Kiwis' cause
One of triathlon's all-time greats has been approached to help improve the performance of New Zealand's top competitors.