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Tourism: Are tourism and hospitality staff ready?
Now, it's school holidays, the ski season has kicked off with a flurry, and more and more international flights are returning to Aotearoa. Stats NZ figures show about 1.4 million tourists came here in… Audio
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Wearing 'OneLove' armbands not worth the risk
Australia football Sam Kerr captain says it's not worth the risk to wear "OneLove" armbands during World Cup.
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FIFA clear World Cup captains to wear inclusive armbands
Captains will be permitted to wear armbands with messages about inclusion, gender equality and peace at the Women's World Cup.
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Football Ferns unveil World Cup squad
Football Ferns head coach Jitka Klimková has unveiled her squad for the FIFA Women's World Cup, with 10 players set to make their debut at the sport's pinnacle event.
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Football Ferns unveil World Cup squad
Football Ferns head coach Jitka Klimková has unveiled her squad for the FIFA Women's World Cup, with 10 players set to make their debut at the sport's pinnacle event.
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NZ Football Ferns squad announced at midday
New Zealand's Football Ferns will reveal the squad competing at the FIFA Women's World Cup at midday today.
Players were told who made the cut on Wednesday and will join friends and family at Eden… Audio
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First Up - The Podcast, Friday 30 June
Audio 30 Jun 2023On today's First Up pod - the shocking amount of rain damaged roads around Gisborne and Tairawhiti; a quiet Netball champion finds her voice thanks to younger team mates and counting down to kick off… Audio
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Football fan Tarena Ranui on upcoming Women's World Cup
The year is nearly halfway over which means we are less than a month away from kick off in the Fifa Womens World Cup We're co-hosting it along with Australia, with games in Auckland, Hamilton… Audio
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Historian Dr Grant Morris: Biggest sports tournament held in NZ
In exactly three weeks, Auckland will host the opening ceremony and game for the 2023 FIFA Women's Football World Cup. There has been a bit of debate as to whether this will be the biggest sporting… Audio
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NZ Sporting History: Wendy Sharpe
As excitement builds for the upcoming 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup we look back of one of most successful football players here in Aotearoa. Wendy Sharpe debuted with the Football Ferns in 1980 when… Audio
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'A paradigm shift': FIFA World Cup will be transformational for women's sport, Rapinoe says
Nothing will be the same for women's sport after the football World Cup in New Zealand and Australia, US forward Megan Rapinoe says.
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Rapinoe: FIFA World Cup will be transformational for women's sport
The World Cup in New Zealand and Australia will be a transformational moment for women's sport, US forward Megan Rapinoe says.
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Wellington sign adds football for World Cup
Wellington has marked the arrival of the FIFA Women's World Cup to Aotearoa with a special welcome.
A giant football has been placed over the 'O' on the Wellington 'blown away' sign near the airport… Audio
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Giant O added to Wellington sign to mark FIFA Women's World Cup
The Wellington 'blown away' sign has had a sporty makeover, with a giant football temporarily subbing in for the 'O'.
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O dear: Wellington Airport vs letter O
The letter O reportedly first appeared 1000 years before Jesus Christ, then the Greeks adopted it, from where it entered the Roman alphabet and, eventually, found itself in this sentence. Seven times.
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USA to host expanded FIFA Club World Cup
The first edition of FIFA's new 32-team Club World Cup will be held in the United States in 2025, world soccer's governing body said.
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Trophy arrival fires up fan fervour for FIFA World Cup matches
Excitement is building in Dunedin as the trophy landed in the city, just four weeks before the tournament kicks off.
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Oceania footballers gaining invaluable experience on Asian tours
There have been promising results and bad ones but the rare experience of playing in Asia for some Pacific football teams this FIFA international window augurs well for the Pacific Games later this…
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FIFA Women's World cup trophy touches down in Dunedin
The FIFA Women's World Cup touched down in Dunedin today as part of its trophy tour ahead of the tournament. Excitement is building in the southern city with only 28 days until the world cup kicks… Audio
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Oral Questions for Thursday 22 June 2023
Audio 22 Jun 2023Questions to Ministers TEANAU TUIONO to the Minister of Agriculture: Has he seen the call in the Climate Shift plan, released last week, to "Transition intensive dairying to low emissions farming by… Audio
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FIFA concerned about World Cup ticket sales in NZ
Women's World Cup co-hosts New Zealand need to lift ticket sales in coming weeks given the relatively modest "selling power" of the national Football Ferns team, FIFA executive Sarai Bareman has said.
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Building up to FIFA Women's World Cup down under
Just under a month from now the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup will kick off. New Zealand is co-hosting the event with Australia, which means that women's football will have more Kiwi eyes on it than… Audio
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Rapinoe and Morgan named for fourth World Cup
Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan will play in their fourth Women's World Cup alongside a number of new faces in the USA side.
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Changing room renovations at Wellington stadium
A revamp of Wellington's regional stadium has been completed ahead of the FIFA Women's World Cup which kicks off here next month.
The 4 million dollar upgrades include a full pitch replacement, new… Audio
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Sarai Bareman - the Westie in charge of the World of Women's Football
Audio 19 Jun 2023The FIFA Women's World Cup kicks-off at Eden Park on July 20th. It's in the league of being the most attended women's sporting event ever. Kathryn speaks with FIFA's Chief Women's Football Officer… Audio
