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Opinion: Stop the moaning we're sounding like the Poms
Sports Call - Time to stop all the moaning about the Cricket World Cup - we're starting to sound like English fans says RNZ Sport editor Stephen Hewson. Video
How the Black Caps can win the world cup
Analysis - RNZ Sport editor Stephen Hewson ponders the strengths and weaknesses of the Black Caps and England.
Opinion: Battler Durante epitomises Phoenix
Sports Call - Andrew Durante epitomised the Wellington Phoenix and it's a shame his departure from the club has been such a mess, writes Sports Editor Stephen Hewson.
Players' sexuality shouldn't matter...but it does
Analysis - James Faulkner's 'misunderstood' social media post has raised a lot of questions, none more so than why should we care? RNZ Sport Editor Stephen Hewson writes.
Sports call: Drysdale deserves crack at Olympic hat-trick
Sports Call - It would be wrong of Rowing New Zealand to deny two-time Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale a crack at an Olympic hat-trick.
Mahe Drysdale contemplates rowing for Fiji
Two time Olympic rowing champion Mahe Drysdale is considering switching allegiance to Fiji in his bid to get to the Tokyo Olympics.
Netball: Lack of confidence undermines Silver Ferns
A lack of self confidence is undermining the Silver Ferns, former captain Casey Kopua says.
Cricket: That yellow strip is back ...and so are the memories!
Sportscall: So Australia are to turn back the clock and go with canary yellow and and lime green for their one-day series against India. Video
Netball: When will 'learnings' become 'winnings' for Silver Ferns?
There will be 'learnings' aplenty no doubt. But will there be 'winnings'?
Black Caps vulnerable ahead of Sri Lanka series
Vulnerable is not the first word that would spring to mind when weighing up the Black Caps chances against Sri Lanka.
NZRL fail to nominate Dally M winner Tuivasa-Sheck for Halbergs
New Zealand Rugby League appear to have dropped the ball in failing to nominate the NRL's top player, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, for the Halberg Sports Awards.
Milkshakes fuel 64-year-old on record breaking run down country
Chocolate milkshakes have powered Napier man Perry Newburn to a new record in running the length of the country. Audio
Rugby: Ten reasons why we don't mind if Ireland beat the All Blacks
The All Blacks face Ireland this weekend in arguably their toughest Test of the Northern Tour but should All Blacks fans mind if Ireland win? Video
Football: Luring Erceg out of retirement not a priority for new Ferns coach
Trying to lure the country's most capped international women's footballer Abby Erceg out of retirement isn't a priority for new Football Ferns coach Tom Sermanni.
Olympic champion's fall from grace
Sports Call - It's never easy to watch a national sporting hero fall from grace, but this is the sad reality facing Hamish Carter writes Sports Editor Stephen Hewson.
Cricket: Match-fixing allegations not distracting Black Caps
The latest match-fixing allegations aren't proving a distraction for the Black Caps as they head to Dubai and their first international matchplay for seven months.
Sex, lies, bullies and alcohol lead to wheels coming off cycling programme
A culture of bullying, poor behaviour, lack of accountability and an inappropriate relationship all existed within a dysfunctional high performance programme at Cycling NZ, an independent review has…
NZ Football struggle to own up
Sportscall - For football's sake, New Zealand Football chair Deryck Shaw needs to re-consider his decision not to step down writes Sports Editor Stephen Hewson.
Desperate times force a change in Netball's eligibility rules
Desperate times have forced a change of heart from Netball New Zealand over eligibility rules for the Silver Ferns.
NZ sport not broken despite increasing high performance reviews
Sport New Zealand maintains the country's sports system isn't broken despite a growing list of complaints from top athletes in cycling, rowing and hockey.
Next Black Caps coach doesn't have to be Kiwi says Bracewell
Former Black Caps coach John Bracewell doesn't believe a New Zealander needs to replace outgoing coach Mike Hesson.
Cash lures the 'Bus' to Toulon
The former All Blacks winger Julian Savea is making no bones about it...the lure of the French franc is behind his decision to leave New Zealand rugby.
Hesson's legacy and where to now for the Black Caps?
Sports Call - Imagine the angst if All Blacks coach Steve Hansen had stood down a year out from the World Cup, writes RNZ's Stephen Hewson.
Another new coach but will anything really change at Phoenix?
Opinion - Newly appointed Wellington Phoenix coach Mark Rudan looks a much more natural fit for the A League strugglers than his predecessor.