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NZ Sporting History: Neil Wagner
For NZ Sporting History today the topic is a lot more recent than what we'd usually discuss, it's certainly a moment destined to go down in history. Black Cap Neil Wagner relives the extraordinary… Audio
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Patel misses out on NZ Cricket contract; Milne back after five years
Black Caps spinner Ajaz Patel, just the third bowler in the history of test cricket to take all ten wickets in an innings, has lost his New Zealand cricket contract.
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Who will be the Scrabble C-H-A-M-P? Dozens of players compete for title
Eighty enthusiastic Scrabble players will descend on Howick this King's Birthday weekend to decide New Zealand's 43rd Scrabble Champion.
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NZ Sporting History: Lydia Bradey
For today's NZ Sporting History, our guest has conquered the summit of Mount Everest, not once, but six times! In 1988 Lydia Bradey became the first woman to summit Mount Everest without supplemental… Audio
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Is NZ ready to co-host the FIFA Women's World Cup?
The FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off in 50 days, co-hosted by New Zealand and Australia, bringing in an estimated $200 million to the economy. The defending champions USA are playing three pool games… Audio
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Will Jordan re-signs with NZR, Crusaders, Tasman
Will Jordan has become the latest All Black to re-sign with New Zealand Rugby (NZR) until the end of the 2027 Rugby World Cup cycle.
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Super Rugby: Aaron Smith’s Highlanders legacy
Opinion - Veteran Highlanders halfback Aaron Smith will bow out as one of the highest capped All Blacks of all time at the end of this season, but he's used to doing it the hard way, Jamie Wall writes… Video
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NZ Sporting History: The legacy of Bruce Robertson
New Zealand Rugby has recently lost one of its greats, Bruce Robertson aged 71. To talk about his legacy to the game Jesse speaks to one of the country's most respected rugby commentators, Bob Howitt.
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Why the Warriors giving Manu Vatuvei a chance is commendable
Opinion - In light of the Warriors' decision to support the former rugby league star, reframing how we view and work with those who have criminal convictions is key, Emmaline Pickering-Martin writes.
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All Blacks midfielder Lienert-Brown to stay in NZ after World Cup
Anton Lienert-Brown said there was a sense of unfinished business when he signed a deal that will keep him with New Zealand Rugby until the end of 2026.
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NZ Sporting History: Sarah Walker
For our NZ sporting history moment - we're taking you back more than ten years to a dirt track at the 2012 London Olympics - and a trailblazing young kiwi biker from Kawerau, Sarah Walker. Audio
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'Affront to our ancestor': East Coast sports club seeks lease renewal on burial site
An East Coast sports club wanting to renew its lease on land it shares with a Māori burial site has sparked frustration from pockets of the community who call it a desecration.
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Super Rugby: The pros and cons of opening up eligibility
Opinion - There's a ridge of low pressure causing some bad weather over New Zealand right now, but it's unclear whether it's being caused by some serious hot air from across the Tasman, writes Jamie…
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NZ Sporting History: Levi Sherwood
NZ Sporting History now and today we're talking to freestyle motocross legend Levi Sherwood. Levi made his debut on the global stage in the Red Bull X-Fighters competition in 2009. Audio
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NZ Sporting History: Black Caps and the Sri Lanka 1992 bombing
In 1992, the Black Caps were in Sri Lanka to compete when a bomb detonated outside their hotel. Commentator Bryan Waddle talks to Jesse about what happened and why the team decided to stay and play. Audio
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Conversations With My Immigrant Parents | Season 3 | Episode 4: Mama Is More Stronger
Audio 24 Apr 2023Tooba and her husband Habib chat with their teens about community and strength in Ōtautahi, a place that has been both a source of immense grief and love since they arrived in 2007 from Pakistan. Video, Audio
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Pacific news in brief for April 18
News round-up from Solomon Islands, Fiji, Tuvalu, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Marshall Island, Tonga
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Philadelphia star Hurts becomes highest-paid NFL player
Philadelphia Eagles' Jalen Hurts became the highest paid player in NFL history after the quarterback agreed a five-year $NZ413 million contract extension.
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Who are the social media superstars of NZ sport?
Who are the most high-profile of New Zealand's myriad of athletes competing on the global stage?
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Rotorua skate park delay: 'We can't afford to be left behind'
Rotorua skate park advocates already waiting seven years for a new park say the council's proposal to defer the project is like the rug being pulled out from under them.
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NZ Sporting History
Audio 13 Apr 2023For today's NZ Sporting History we go back 40 years to the first Coast's to Coast adventure race. The iconic South Island multi sport event was first set up by a man called Robin Judkins. Charlotte… Audio
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Millions in funding cuts to Rotorua council services proposed
"[The] council believe that within the overall district, there are already a number of viable community funders that can potentially better support community groups than [the] council," the draft plan…
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All Blacks hooker recommits to NZ until after 2027 World Cup
Samisoni Taukei'aho has become the first All Black to re-sign until the end of the next Rugby World Cup.
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NZ Sporting History: The 1995 RWC Final in South Africa
This week in NZ Sporting history we go back to 1995 when a 36 strong All Black team is in South Africa for the World Cup. It was the first major sporting event in the country since the end of… Audio
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NZ Sporting History: John Munro on his father's success
For this week's sporting history we're looking back at the legendary achievements of world famous motorcycling Southlander Burt Munro. John Munro joins Jesse to talk about his father's life and… Audio
