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NZ men's and women's sevens do double in Singapore
The New Zealand men's and women's sevens teams have won the Singapore leg of the World Series with the Black Ferns Sevens crowned regular season winners.
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Sports History NZ: Coming Soon
Jesse Mulligan, host of the daily Afternoons programme on RNZ, talks to our athletes, administrators and journalists about major moments in New Zealand sport. Audio
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Sporting History NZ: Mahé Drysdale
For Sporting History NZ today we talk to Olympic gold winning rower Mahé Drysdale. Audio
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Pasifika Sipoti wrap
A wrap of sport that took place this week from around the region, including cricket, rugby and soccer.
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Anzac Day: 'It was a shrine, it was a mini orchestra'
Emeritus Professor Michael Atherton shares the remarkable efforts of troops to get pianos to the front during World War II. Audio
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Could you play chess for 58 hours - and counting?
Under the beaming lights of New York's iconic Times Square, Nigerian chess master Tunde Onakoya has broken the record for the longest chess marathon.
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15-strong NZ athletics team named for Olympics
A pair of reigning World Indoor champions and two former Olympic medallists headline the athletics team for this year's Paris Olympics.
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V8s roar into Taupō for historic NZ comeback
The historic first Supercars Championship at Taupō International Motorsport Park takes place this weekend.
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NZ Sporting History with Ryan Fox
Today's NZ Sporting History guest is from a family of well known sporting achievers. Golfer Ryan Fox has just finished competing at the Masters in the US and he's also New Zealand's highest ranked… Audio
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Fever pitch: Caitlin Clark WNBA merchandise reportedly sells at record pace
US Basketball star Caitlin Clark sets another record as shirts from her new WNBA team sell out.
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Pasifika Sipoti - wrap and results from the weekend
Tonga and Solomons unbeaten at OFC Under-16 event; Tennis wraps up in Tahiti; and Moana Pasifika climbs to eighth spot.
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OJ Simpson dies, aged 76
The former American footballer who was controversially cleared of double murder in the "trial of the century".
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NZ Sporting History: Sandra Edge
Sandra Edge won the complete set of World Championship medals - gold in 1987, silver in 1991, and bronze in 1995. She captained the Silver Ferns through 21 tests from 1994 to 1995, and played 89 test… Audio
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'No regrets': Paralympian calls time on golden career
World and Paralympic shot put champion Lisa Adams has decided to retire from the sport with immediate effect.
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Muhammad Ali's 'Thrilla in Manila' trunks expected to sell for $10m
Ali's iconic white satin shorts are up for sale with renowned auction house Sotheby's.
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Muhammad Ali's trunks from 'Thrilla in Manila' up for sale
Muhammad Ali's white satin boxing trunks from his epic 'Thrilla in Manila' bout with rival Joe Frazier are up for auction and expected to sell for upwards of $10 million.
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NZ Sporting History: Marise Chamberlain
Marise Chamberlain is one of our best-ever track competitors and only woman from New Zealand to have won a track medal at the Olympics. Audio
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How the Olympics' gender split disadvantages netball
Analysis - The IOC is committed to a 50:50 gender split - but what does it mean for a sport there for women when it wasn't so fair?
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All Black legend fears for future of the game
Former All Black captain Tana Umaga wants to see crowds return to rugby.
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NZ Sporting History: Stephen Swart
This week on NZ Sporting history we speak to cyclist Stephen Swart who was an integral part of the group which finally exposed Lance Armstrong's drug cheating to the world. Stephen was named New… Audio
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'The oldest national netball body in the world': Netball NZ turns 100
Netball New Zealand is celebrating 100 years this May. RNZ reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe has been looking into the sport's history, legacy and challenges. Audio
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Pasifika Sipoti weekend wrap
Send your weekend sports results to be included in Pasifika Sipoti's weekly update published every Monday.
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Fiscal bombs, Nazi comments and high-octane coverage for Peters
Analysis: The NZ First leader dropped a problem on his own government and then got into a bizarre row, Peter Wilson writes.
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NZ Sporting History: Emma Twigg
For today's NZ Sporting history we speak to one of Aotearoa's rowing greats, Emma Twigg. She's one of our most successful women's rowers claiming gold in Tokyo 2020 for the single scull event. Audio
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How netball trailblazers carved a place for women and girls in NZ sport
It's been the number one sport for women and girls in this country for more than 100 years. As Netball NZ gears up for its centenary, Bridget Tunnicliffe looks at how the sport carved its own path.
