Editorial: Winter Olympics bridges gaps and brings hope
It's not peace in our time but it is cause for hope as sport brings two Koreas together
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Mikaela Shiffrin - you'll be hearing that name a lot in the next few weeks
NZ speed skaters determined to make strong statement
Peter Michael admits there is confidence among New Zealand's three speed skaters.
Kiwi speed skater's comeback inspires Olympians
Shane Dobbin's decision to come out of retirement has inspired his fellow Olympians.
Tongan flagbearer to keep his shirt on at Winter Olympics
Tonga's Pita Taufatofua has no plans to repeat his bare-chested flag bearing.
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Tongan flagbearer qualifies for Winter Olympics
Tongan flagbearer Pita Taufatofua has qualified for the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Kiwi skeleton racer gets Olympic call-up
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Breaking the ice: Insane pressure on North Korean teen
This teen is one half of a duo carrying North Korea's Olympic ambition.
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Skiing in an Olympic wonderland
A speed slalom around South Korea's host location for the XXIII Winter Olympic Games
Jossi Wells out of Winter games
Jossi Wells withdraws from the Winter Olympics due to injury.
Wells brothers named in Games team
Brothers Jossi and Byron Wells have been named in the NZ 2018 Olympic Winter Games team
Wells, Porteous clans jostle for Olympic stardom
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Government to inject $500,000 into Snow Sports facilities
A boost for high performance snow training facilities in Wanaka.
Kiwi medal hope in doubt for Winter Olympics
Kiwi freestyle skier Jossi Wells is racing against time to make the Winter Olympics.
MPs to vote against free-to-air sport
Parliament is expected to vote against making national sports games free-to-air.
From wheels to blades, Kiwi at cutting edge
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Team Jolly over: Olympian Powrie retires
One of the great New Zealand Olympic partnerships has come to an end.
Cool Runnings II? Nigeria's bobsled team hoping for a spot at Winter Olympics
Nigeria are hoping to enter a bobsled team at the Winter Olympic Games for the first time in 2018.
Jossi Wells: Breaking his neck to return
After suffering a neck injury, winter athlete Jossi Wells' recuperation period was time well spent.
Winter Games wonderland
New Zealand might never host a Winter Olympics - but they can build an event that's the envy of the snow sports world.
Paralympics: Murphy finishes fourth
So close; that was the story for New Zealander Carl Murphy as he finished fourth in the snowboard cross event at the Sochi Paralympics last night.
Andrew Alderson: Judgement daze at Sochi
Summer or winter Olympic Games events make more compelling viewing when measured against fellow competitors and time, rather than by judges, writes Andrew Alderson.
Wendy Sweet: Fun is the freeskier's middle name
'Hi Mum" - Beaming down into the camera, after death-defying runs on both the halfpipe and the slopestyle course.
Dana Johannsen: When did free speech become an F-word?
I've recently been told I should "stick to netball, sweetie" when it comes to my columns. I say, f*** that, states Herald sports writer Dana Johannsen.