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Ryan Fox excited with NZ golf on brink of history
A golden year for New Zealand golf has the chance to be capped in incredible style.
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NZ Sporting History: Evers-Swindell Twins
For today's sporting history we're speaking to rowing legends Caroline Meyer and Georgina Earl. Although, you may know them better as Evers-Swindell twins. Caroline and Georgina, not only won gold in… Audio
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Rugby World Cup: what we learned
Analysis - Congratulations to the Black Ferns, who won their seventh World Cup title on the back of a tumultuous year, Jamie Wall writes.
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2022 Lilburn Lecture: Ross Harris
For his 2022 Lilburn Lecture, composer and Arts Laureate Ross Harris dove deep into his own musical past, sharing colourful snapshots from his life and career. Audio
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UFC star Israel Adesanya ready to 'do work' at Madison Square Garden
Arguably New Zealand's most globally well-known athlete is set to add another chapter to his already lengthy list of achievements.
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NZ Sporting History: The Special Olympics
Audio 10 Nov 2022The Special Olympics National Summer Games are going to be held in Hamilton next month, hosting more than 12-hundred athletes. The special Olympics movement didn't take place here until the early… Audio
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Lesley Murdoch elected NZ Cricket President
Former New Zealand cricketer and double international Lesley Murdoch has been elected President of New Zealand Cricket.
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NZ Sporting History: Sarah Ulmer
Today's sporting history looks back to when our first and only ever cycling gold medal was won by Sarah Ulmer. She was racing at the 2004 Athens Olympics when she made history. Audio
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Fair Game: Pacific Rugby Against the World - Coming Soon!
If you have a game where the rules favour one set of teams over another - is that game fair? Video, Audio
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Season 2 Ep 13: Why isn't New Zealand part of Australia?
Why isn’t New Zealand part of Australia? | The Aotearoa History Show | RNZ
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Season 2 Ep 10: NZ Railways
From a standing start of little tank engines chugging along wooden rails, New Zealand built a vast rail network, made up of enough steel rail to wrap halfway around the moon. Video, Audio
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NZ Sporting History: Irene Van Dyk
Today, someone who is known for being the best netball goal shooter of all time - Irene Van Dyk Suzanne's been covering netball for around 36 years and is currently the editor of Newsroom's… Audio
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Champion rower retires after a glittering career
One of New Zealand's most successful rowers, Grace Prendergast has announced her retirement from high performance rowing.
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Liz Truss will be a footnote in British history, but one photo will live on forever
How did Liz Truss become Britain's shortest serving prime minister, forced to quit after just 45 days?
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NZ Sporting History: Niamh Fisher-Black
Today's NZ Sporting history is a recent moment in history that cyclist Niamh Fisher-Black was part of. She was one of the cyclists to take part in the first ever Women's Under 23 road race held in… Audio
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Saudi Golf CEO: LIV could create its own majors
Acknowledging the possibility most LIV Golf players won't be allowed entry to the sports' top events, Saudi Golf Federation CEO Majed Al Sorour says the new circuit might create its own majors.
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Luck of the draw could land USA in NZ for Football World Cup
The head of women's football for FIFA, New Zealander Sarai Bareman hopes some of the sport's biggest names are based in Aotearoa for the 2023 Women's Football World Cup.
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Silver and bronze medals for NZ at track cycling world champs
A punctured lung couldn't stop Auckland's Bryony Botha from climbing the podium at the World Track Cycling champs in Paris, only narrowly missing out on gold.
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All Blacks and Black Ferns await verdict on sponsor's corruption trial
The owner of Altrad - the French company with logo rights to the All Blacks jersey for six years - is defending bribery charges with a verdict due in December.
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Trying to make sense of the All Blacks XV
NZ Rugby added its newest side to the collection this week, with the selection of the All Blacks XV who will play two games in Dublin and London next month, Jamie Wall writes.
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Maradona's 'Hand of God' ball expected to fetch $5 million at auction
The football that was at the feet - and hand - of Diego Maradona as he shocked the world with acts of both brazen gamesmanship and breathtaking skill in Mexico 36 years ago is up for auction.
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NZ Sporting History: Tom Walsh
In today's NZ Sporting History we look back at the stellar career of shot putter, Tom Walsh. He talks to Jesse about his history in the sport and what's next in his career. Audio
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Black Ferns: a different sort of energy at Eden Park
Analysis - The Black Ferns 41-17 win over the Wallaroos last night capped off a new more family-friendly, fan-driven kind of experience for punters at Eden Park, writes Jamie Wall.
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NZ Sporting History: Women's rugby with Alice Soper
The Women's Rugby World cup will kick off at Eden Park this weekend so for this week's NZ Sporting history we're looking back at the history of women's rugby in Aotearoa. Former player and commentator… Audio
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NZ golfer Ryan Fox reflects on struggles behind scenes of biggest career win
New Zealand golfer Ryan Fox reflects on overcoming equipment dramas to secure the biggest win of his career, which has seen him scale the rankings to 25th in the world. Audio
