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The New Zealand Davis Cup team to play Bulgaria in Christchurch next month features the return of the country's most experienced Davis Cup player Rubin Statham.

Australia's Big Bash League will be reduced to a 43-game season from its current 61 fixtures under a broadcast deal signed by Cricket Australia.

The Black Ferns are crowned the queens of women's rugby, Lydia Ko reigns supreme in golf while New Zealand athletes shine at the Commonwealth Games.

It's that of time of the year - the RNZ Sports crew look back of the sporting highlights, lowlights, and oddities of the sporting year that was.

The Black Caps T20 and one day cricket captain Kane Williamson has resurrected his IPL career signing for a cut price with the Gujarat Titans.

A popular Gisborne river that becomes a "liquid slurry of mud" in bad weather is increasingly unusable for recreationalists and wildlife alike, waka ama groups say.

Analysis - As the FIFA circus is racing to Hamad Airport to get out of Qatar, Coen Lammers reflects on 30 Days in Doha.

The Qatar World Cup may have been "The Best" according to many measurable metrics, but it struggled to deliver the immeasurable aspects of football, writes Coen Lammers.

Natural disasters, economic turmoil, and injustices in the justice system - The Detail recaps the big stories from this year.

Jamie Wall on how his faith in the Black Ferns was restored following last year's disastrous European tour.

Cramming yourself into a heaving Qatar metro with thousands of football fans from around the world, it is clear that the global face of football is changing, writes Coen Lammers.

New Zealand athletics legend Sir Murray Halberg has died aged 89.

PNG govt reveals biggest budget in country's history; Oil spill in Solomon Islands suspected from WWII wreck; WHO changes moneypox to mpox, and more.

For some time netball was the only female team sport in New Zealand that would pay its elite players.

A joint iwi-council bid to build a multipurpose community and sports centre in Manāia is a step closer to reality.

The FIFA World Cup in Qatar was already controversial before this weekend’s kick-off. Organisers have told the media to ‘focus on the football’ but human rights, workers’ suffering and and allegations…