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Sports excited to welcome back crowds
Super Rugby and Cricket World Cup matches will be able to have unrestricted crowd numbers the relaxing of Covid-19 restrictions.
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Police who killed were given evidence in advance
When police shoot and kill, they're investigated by fellow officers. Guyon Espiner reveals that shooters have been shown evidence in advance of being interviewed.
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Hamish Kerr makes history with medal at World Indoor Champs
Hamish Kerr has finished third at the World Indoor Athletics championship in Serbia, becoming the first New Zealander to win a global high jump medal.
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NZ Sporting History: 1995 America's Cup
Audio 17 Mar 2022Legendary commentator Peter Montgomery joins us to look back on the 1995 campaign in San Diego, including both challenger and defender selections. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Tom Brady out of retirement, NZ cyclist responds to dumping, Arsenal still in contention, Osaka in tears after being heckled and Spain qualify for World Cup.
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Cristiano Ronaldo creates more history with Man Utd hat-trick
Cristiano Ronaldo can lay claim to yet another major achievement after netting a hat-trick to lead Manchester United to a 3-2 win over Tottenham in the English Premier League.
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NZ Sporting History: The career and legacy of Anne Audain
In today's New Zealand Sporting History we look back on the incredible career and legacy of runner, Anne Audain Anne was a middle and long-distance runner and a pioneer in women's sports. Audio, Gallery
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Being in step with allies should be key part of NZ's sanctions on Russia
Opinion - With Cabinet agreeing to targeted Russian sanctions legislation, New Zealand is preparing to circumvent its normal UN-based response to international crises, Alexander Gillespie writes.
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NZ Sporting History: 1985 Kiwis v Kangaroos test series
In NZ Sporting History today we're revisiting the 1985 rugby league three-game test series between the Kiwis and Kangaroos. Former Kiwis Coach, Sir Graham Lowe lead the team to their historical win… Audio
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NZ-led anti-child sex abuse operation leads to 46 arrests in Aotearoa
A two-year international operation led by New Zealand authorities, has identified over 90,000 online accounts possessing or trading child sexual abuse material.
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'Dream come true': Squash star Paul Coll confirmed No 1
Greymouth's Paul Coll has been confirmed as the new men's squash No 1 in the March PSA world rankings released last night.
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Burling and Tuke re-commit to Team NZ, won't compete at 2024 Olympics
Olympians Peter Burling and Blair Tuke have re-signed with Team New Zealand for the next America's Cup.
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NZ Sporting History: The 2010 Commonwealth Games Netball Final
This week for NZ Sporting History, we're revisiting the longest official game of netball ever played. Audio
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NZ Paralympians 'ready to get into it'
The New Zealand Paralympic team heads to Beijing this week, excited about competition after watching the Olympic Games.
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Super Rugby Pacific: Hurdles, TMO troubles and tiny changing rooms
History was made as the Chiefs and Highlanders kicked off at the Wakatipu RFC, writes Jamie Wall. Video
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NZ Sporting History: 2011 Rugby World Cup
Sports broadcaster James McOnie talks Jesse through the memorable 2011 Cup and the nail-biting finish. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news, Liverpool overcome Leicester, golfer Ryan Fox equals course record and League stalwart dies.
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UFC Fighter Blood Diamond: 'I need to let the world know what I'm capable of'
"I never thought I was going to make a career out of this." - City Kickboxing prospect Blood Diamond reflects on his unique journey ahead of his upcoming UFC debut against Jeremiah Wells in Houston.
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NZ Sporting History: All Whites make the 1982 FIFA World Cup
For NZ Sporting History today we go back to a defining moment for sport in 1982. For the first time ever, the All Whites qualified for the Fifa World Cup. Jesse Mulligan speaks to Ricki Herbert. Audio
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Skiing and rifles? NZ athlete takes on biathlon
To the Winter Olympics in Beijing, where New Zealand will tonight field an athlete in the biathlon for just the second time.
Teenager Campbell Wright lines up in a unique sport which combines cross… Audio
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Sports commentator Dana Johannsen
The Winter Olympics officially get underway tonight, with controversy over the IOC selecting China as host being criticised as being tacit endorsement of the country's human rights abuses. Will we see… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - England coach steps down, Munster coach dies and Emma Gilmour commits to Rally New Zealand.
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NZ Sporting History: The underarm bowling scandal
To dig into what actually happened on that fateful day 41 years ago, Jesse talks to NZ Cricket writer and former Cricket editor of the NZ Herald Richard Boock. Audio
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Super Rugby: The pros and cons of moving south
Opinion: The news that all the men's Super Rugby teams are off to Queenstown for the foreseeable future is a curveball almost no one wanted, but it is important to balance out what this means for the…
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Warriors prop extends contract, Nix women have matches shifted, Super Smash finalists found and scaled back Coast to Coast going ahead.
