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Tall Ferns coach wants more competition in New Zealand
The Tall Ferns have to cause an upset in Asia but coach Guy Molloy says the focus also needs to be on what is happening at home.
Dalton continues to play cards close to his chest over next Amcup venue
Team New Zealand boss Grant Dalton is remaining tight-lipped about the location of the next America's Cup and says a one-off race against Team UK off the coast of England isn't set in stone.
Former All Black captain Buck Shelford knighted
At the bottom of the pile of invoices sent to his Auckland home, one of New Zealand's toughest rugby players discovered the secret his wife had been keeping. Audio
Family over footy for some Kiwi Ferns
Kiwi Ferns captain says family could stop some players attending Rugby League World Cup.
Newcomers join experienced Paralympians in Tokyo
Paralympians who are in the "form of their life" and two first timers are among the six Para athletics competitors who have secured their place for Tokyo.
Fans set to welcome teams home
A long awaited game day approaches for New Zealand Breakers and Wellington Phoenix fans.
Lack of support doesn't deter Kiwi surfers
Surfing NZ has withdrawn support for surfers heading to the World Surfing Games but that hasn't stopped Olympic hopefuls Paige Hareb and Saffi Vette from going it alone.
Black Fern Kendra Cocksedge the latest to suffer mental fatigue
Black Ferns halfback Kendra Cocksedge admits she's among the high profile athletes battling "mental fatigue" ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
Rugby League World Cup still on track
Six months out from the biggest Rugby League World Cup in history organisers are forging ahead with the event, while other codes have got cold feet.
Women's Super Rugby game will create many opportunities
Women's rugby in New Zealand moves to another level on Saturday with the first women's Super Rugby match between the Blues and Chiefs at Eden Park.
Coaches 'battered and bruised' following gymnastics review
A former Olympian, coach and general manager of a top gymnastics club says some coaches are feeling "battered and bruised" after a wide-ranging review into the sport.
Athletes facing chronic stress due to Covid-19 disruptions
New Zealand's top athletes sought psychological support in record numbers last year as the pandemic forced many to contemplate their futures.
Tall Ferns big winners in funding changes
Funding for the Tall Ferns is at the top of Basketball New Zealand's wish list under High Performance Sport New Zealand's new funding model.
Tall Ferns big winners in funding changes
Funding for the Tall Ferns is at the top of Basketball New Zealand's wish list under High Performance Sport New Zealand's new funding model.
Athlete welfare 'non-negotiable' in pursuit of medals
Athlete welfare is non-negotiable - even if an Olympic medal is on the line, according to Sports Minister Grant Robertson.
Athlete welfare a higher priority for High Performance Sport NZ
Greater emphasis on athlete welfare rather than medals is central to a new strategy unveiled by High Performance Sport New Zealand.
America's Cup boats' next berth
What happens with a revolutionary trophy-winning yacht when it's done what it was designed to do?
Team NZ 'strongest we've ever been' as America's Cup defence starts
Team New Zealand the 'strongest the team has ever been' for America's Cup defence.
Breakers players getting help to survive in Australia
The New Zealand Breakers have sought outside help to keep their heads in the game during a long season on the road.
'Golden Year' for women's rugby loses it shine
A "golden year" for women's rugby has lost its shine with the World Cup set to be postponed.
Luna Rossa took 'easy' route to America's Cup - Burling
Team New Zealand helmsman Peter Burling wasn't surprised the racing to find a challenger for the America's Cup was one-sided.
Teams philosophical as America's Cup challenger racing on hold
The challengers for the America's Cup are well aware of the impacts of Covid-19.
Basketball NZ forced to cut games for national teams
Basketball New Zealand has weeks to decide which international programme will face the chop.
Gymnastics review recommendations 'very difficult' to action
Abusive coaches, body image issues and a fear of retribution - but what happens next?
Climate of fear and retribution in gymnastics, report finds
A climate of fear and retribution has been highlighted by an independent investigation into the culture of Gymnastics New Zealand.