SportCanoeing: Paddle with golden girl immediate successKayla Imrie yesterday combined with Olympic champion Lisa Carrington to win the K2 500m title on the first day of the New Zealand canoe sprint championships in Rotorua.14 Feb 04:30 PM
OpinionChris Bell: Algae find sets firm on road to successIt makes salmon and cooked shellfish red. It's in demand from marathon runners, performance athletes and the sports recovery market as a food supplement.12 Feb 04:30 PM
Sport'Tomorrow is another day'Auckland's Waterfront Shed 10 & the Cloud were both filled to capacity this morning but, the hopes of joy soon faded into frustration. Supporters and fans remain faithful, they will be back at sunrise for what hopes to be history in the making.Watch20 Sep 11:46 PM
New ZealandWakeboarding with horsesA love of horses and wakeboarding has seen a Northland equestrian duo combine raw horse power with the exhilarating watersport.10 Jul 12:20 AM
SportCanoeing: Hatton determined to help lift image of NZ on paddling stageHere's the thing: when you're in a team where one athlete is supreme the rest can sometimes be forgotten.31 May 05:30 PM
SportKayaking: Quick Carrington comes under scrutinyIn the late 1980s, Ian Ferguson and Paul MacDonald were in high demand for happy snaps from other, admiring paddlers as they made their way around the world circuit.24 May 05:30 PM
SportCanoeing: Carrington fastest to make finalOlympic gold-medallist Lisa Carrington led from the front as the New Zealand team made three A finals on the first day of the Canoe Sprint World Cup18 May 05:44 AM
SportHow boyhood hero sparked an obsessionWhen interviewing sports stars I like to ask them if they had a childhood hero.03 May 05:30 PM
SportStand up paddleboarders getting ready to hit the nightlifeAuckland hosts the first floodlit, stand-up paddleboard (SUP) night event in St Marys Bay next weekend.19 Apr 05:30 PM
OpinionDavid LeggatKiteboarders back at square oneSo windsurfing has won a reprieve and will be on the 2016 Rio Olympic sailing programme, while kiteboarding is left to wonder what they did wrong, writes David Leggat.13 Nov 04:30 PM