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NZ Sporting History: The Legend that is Mark Graham
Time for sporting history and today Jesse talks to rugby league legend Mark Graham. Mark started out playing for Otahuhu, then from 1977 to 1988 he played 29 tests for the Kiwis and was captain for 18… Audio
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Hayden Wilde's coach: 'He was just like a total machine'
A renowned coach, who has mentored British greats Paula Radcliffe and Sir Mo Farah, says the Kiwi triathlete still has a lot of untapped potential.
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The one thing everyone's missing in the All Blacks coaching situation
Scott Hansen has suddenly become a big talking point, but people are overlooking a key factor, writes Jamie Wall.
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Formula 1 revs up for a three-way title showdown
Formula 1 will crown its champion in Abu Dhabi this weekend.
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FIFA taps Village People for show as Trump influence dominates draw
The disco legends behind the US President's favourite campaign anthem will take centre stage at this weekend's World Cup draw in Washington.
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Black Ferns to host France in three-Test series
The Black Ferns will resume their rivalry with France in 2026 as part of the new WXV Global Series.
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Debutants, heat and distance shape mood ahead of 2026 World Cup draw
For the first time in the tournament's history, 48 teams will be divided into 12 groups of four producing a 104-match schedule across 16 host cities.
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NZ Rugby boss calls on government to use sport for international investment
The NZ Rugby CEO is exiting the building - what legacy does he leave and is the game in a better place than where he found it?
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NZ Sporting History: Gilbert Enoka
In this week's NZ Sporting History, we go behind the scenes to speak to a man who has coached many of our finest teams in mental toughness - and worked out how to find that winning edge. Author of… Audio
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Lilburn Lecture 2025: Bodies of Water - Don McGlashan
In his 2025 Lilburn Lecture, New Zealand music icon Don McGlashan talks about how bodies of water have shaped him as an artist and person. Video, Audio
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Captain Barrett coy on future, as All Blacks review kicks off
Watch: The skipper didn't exactly give himself a ringing endorsement, as the focus now turns to the end-of-year review. Video
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NZ Sporting History: The one and only Barry Magee
It's time for NZ Sporting History, and today Jesse is joined by our oldest living Olympic medalist Barry Magee. Barry is best remembered for taking home Bronze in the 1960 Rome Olympic marathon. In… Audio
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All heart: Michael Campbell's massive achievement 20 years on
A recent health scare co-incided with a new documentary taking him back to the scene of one of NZ golf's most memorable days. Video
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Breakers won't wear ANBL 'Pride' insignia
The Auckland-based team have opted out of wearing rainbow insignia during the competition's 'Pride Round'.
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Warriors to host Cowboys at new Christchurch stadium
NZ Warriors will create history, when they host North Queensland Cowboys at Christchurch's new indoor stadium.
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Forged by hardship: Auckland's new councillors bring lived experience
Auckland Council's newest members are bringing "energy, realism and insight" to the table.
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What you need to know: Kiwis v Samoa Pacific Championship men's final
The two rivals met three weeks ago, when the NZ side escaped with a narrow victory. Audio
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Anger at RFU keeping historic All Blacks jersey in storeroom for years
A British woman says Rugby Football Union officials have failed to help her retrieve a 1905 All Blacks jersey linked to her family.
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Pacific Championships rugby league: Kiwi Ferns v Jillaroos, what you need to know
The Kiwi Ferns and Jillaroos will add another chapter in their 30-year rivalry. Audio
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All Blacks v Scotland: What you need to know
Team lists, news and key stats for this weekend's match at Murrayfield, Edinburgh. Video
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NZ Sporting History: Horse trainer Sheila Laxon
It's Melbourne Cup week and we're thrilled to have trainer Sheila Laxon with us. In 2001, Sheila was the first female trainer to win the Melbourne Cup, with a horse named Ethereal. Last year she… Audio
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Inside the uneasy truce between Dame Noeline Taurua and Netball NZ
After 51 bruising days, Dame Noeline Taurua was reinstated as Silver Ferns coach. But the uneasy truce with Netball NZ is already under strain amid renewed legal tensions and mistrust.
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Jamie Melham savours Melbourne Cup crowning moment with trailblazer
Triumphant at Flemington on a gelding named Half Yours, Australian Melham shared her triumph with close friend Payne, who smashed through the glass ceiling in 2015.
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Melbourne Cup: Horses, favourites, form, race time, field - everything to know
New Zealand interest in the 165th running of the Melbourne Cup will feature two locally-bred runners and a strong expat Kiwi trainer and jockey flavour.
