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Whether it's a corporate refresh with more cultural considerations, or a new version of a sporting uniform steeped in history, what our high profile teams wear matters. 

Soccer-playing mums will be front-and-centre when the Women's World Cup kicks off this week after tenuous progress since the 2019 tournament for working mothers.

The world's most travelled female footballer, an artist and a Lionel Messi fan will shortly have a chance to show what they can do at the country's biggest sports event. Here's part two of RNZ's…

Four hundred dignitaries and teams were welcomed with a pōwhiri at Spark Arena, including performances from a kapa haka group and kai afterwards.

The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup will showcase the top players in the world, here are some of the global stars to watch out for.

The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup will showcase the top players in the world.

Norway striker Ada Hegerberg said her side are ready for revenge at the upcoming World Cup after a disappointing showing in last year's European Championships.

The Football Ferns are facing a similar predicament to their world champion rugby counterparts entering the biggest tournament of their lives on home soil on the back of a run of mostly mediocre form.

USA women's football captain Alex Morgan is a fan of the Football Ferns' leaders.

Two cultures came together as the Zambian women's football team was officially welcomed to Aotearoa with a powhiri at Tūrangawaewae Marae at Ngāruawāhia.

The All Blacks and Springboks are playing in Auckland for the first time in a decade this weekend - not at the traditional venue Eden Park but at the Warriors' home, Mt Smart Stadium.

Round-up of sports news from around the region including rugby, netball, hockey, weightlifting

The Minister for Sport and Recreation believes New Zealanders need to "pick up their game" around ticket sales ahead of the FIFA Women's World Cup opening next week.

The Sport Minister believes New Zealanders need to "pick up their game" around ticket sales ahead of the FIFA Women's World Cup opening next week.

Some of football's greatest players have started arriving in New Zealand and Australia, chasing the biggest prize in the game.

Defending champions USA want to win over the New Zealand public during the Women's Football World Cup.