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NZ's rich MMA history unfolding on world stage
Muay Thai kickboxer fighter Genah Fabian signed by Ray Sefo for the Professional Fighters League in inaugural 8-women competition to air on ESPN.
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Today's sport news: What you need to know
In today's sport news - the Black Caps put on a dominant performance on day four of the second cricket Test against Bangladesh in Wellington, in which Ross Taylor stared with 200.
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Japan faces roadblocks in growing rugby
Japan, hosts of this year's rugby World Cup, appear set to be kneecapped by their own union in their lofty bid to bring a million new players into the game in the land of the rising sun.
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Super Rugby: week two breakdown
The Brumbies upset the Chiefs, the Hurricanes struggle in Christchurch and the Highlanders continue to impress, Hamish Bidwell reviews Super Rugby week two.
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1st Kiwi to row solo across Atlantic spent 70 days on water
After 70 days on the water New Zealand Isaac Giesen has succeeded in being the first New Zealander to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Audio
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56th Halberg Awards: Celebrating NZ sporting elite
The annual gathering of New Zealand's sporting elite takes place tonight when the 56th Halberg Awards are hosted at Spark Arena in downtown Auckland. Video, Audio, Gallery
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RNZ's Super Rugby predictions
Joe Porter, Bridget Tunnicliffe, Jamie Wall and Hamish Bidwell give us their answers to the five burning questions this Super Rugby season. Video
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Why I won't be watching the Black Caps - Michelle Langstone
Opinion - Until New Zealand Cricket addresses the Scott Kuggeleijn situation, Black Caps superfan Michelle Langstone will no longer be watching her beloved team.
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World Cup-winning keeper dies
Gordon Banks, the goalkeeper in England's 1966 World Cup-winning team, has died at the age of 81.
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From training on mats to influencers
A wildly popular men's team, population 1 billion-plus, and an almost fanatical passion for cricket - in theory the perfect environment for the women's game to flourish in India.
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Sex self-identification debate a 'cesspool of harmful stereotypes'
A toxic debate rages over a law that will make it easier for gender diverse people to change the sex on their birth certificates. Susan Strongman enters the fray.
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Porteous and Sadowski Synnott claim X Games medals
It's déjà vu for Olympic Winter medallists Nico Porteous and Zoi Sadowski Synnott both claiming X Games medals on the same day.
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The Quad Series proves NZ is getting left behind
Sports call - The northern Netball Quad Series was evidence of the international game's evolution and New Zealand's results further prove we are getting left behind - writes Ravinder Hunia
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Jock Phillips
Just before starting this summer show we found out about a project by the historian and writer Jock Phillips. He's writing a book about the social history of New Zealand, embodied in 100 objects. He… Audio
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Sroubek case: Immigration NZ told of Czech visit years ago
The Immigration Minister is waiting for an explanation on how crucial information was left out of a file on convicted drug dealer Karel Sroubek.
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The Black Ferns in 2018: bold steps forward, but challenges lie ahead
Analysis - Since their renaissance year in 2017, the Black Ferns have continued to beat expectations. Could they become victims of their own success, Jamie Wall asks. Video
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Cricket: Latham rewrites history books to put NZ in charge
The Black Caps opener Tom Latham rewrote the history books as he put New Zealand in complete control against Sri Lanka at stumps on day three of the first test in Wellington.
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Best of 2018: RNZ presenters and staff pick their favourite tracks
The team at RNZ - both on air and off - pick their favourite songs of 2018 and tell us what they're up to over summer! Video
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Extra Time for 14 December 2018
This week we focus in on the national game as All Blacks coach Steve Hansen reveals his plans for the future and history is made at the NZ Rugby Awards. We also hear from Black Caps coach ahead of… Audio
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Micheal Warren: how the Olympics shaped NZ's identity
Sport and politics have always fascinated Victoria University of Wellington graduate Micheal Warren. This week he graduated with a PhD in Political Science that combined the two subjects - his thesis… Audio
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Steve Hansen’s walk to the door begins
Opinion - Steve Hansen looked like he had a weight taken off his shoulders when he announced he was ending his All Blacks coaching career, writes Jamie Wall
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Women, Sevens teams dominate NZ Rugby Awards
The Black Ferns' Kendra Cocksedge made history last night, becoming the first woman to win overall player of the year at the New Zealand Rugby awards. The 47-test veteran was also named the Women's… Audio
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Black Fern wins NZ Rugby Player of the Year award for first time
Black Ferns halfback Kendra Cocksedge has won the New Zealand Rugby Player of the Year award.
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NZRL fail to nominate Dally M winner Tuivasa-Sheck for Halbergs
New Zealand Rugby League appear to have dropped the ball in failing to nominate the NRL's top player, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, for the Halberg Sports Awards.
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Great escape from men's sevens side
The New Zealand men's sevens team have pulled off a miraculous escape to prevent them from missing the quarterfinals for the first time in World Series history.
