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What's it going to take for the New Zealand cricket team to make history and become world champions?

The senior retired Australian judge heading a fresh inquiry into David Bain's compensation claim has been a controversial figure across the Tasman.

Cycling continues to struggle with widespread doping, according to a landmark report into the sport's troubled recent history.

New Zealand's greyhound racing industry is banning anyone caught up in illegal live-baiting in Australia from competing in this country.

Playing video games was something kids would do at the arcade after school. Those kids have grown-up now - and so has gaming.

Cricketing history beckons for the Black Caps as they seek to become the first New Zealand side to reach the World Cup final.

History favours New Zealand in the Oceania Under 17 football final against Tahiti, where the winner will earn a spot at the Under 17 World Cup in Chile later this year.

Phillip Hughes' death was remarkable not just for the circumstances, but for the change it might make to the sport of cricket.

A little over a year on from turning professional, the New Zealander, Lydia Ko, has stunned the golf world again with a record-breaking win on the LPGA Tour. A little...

The stallion Terror To Love has failed to make trotting history after finishing fourth in the New Zealand Cup at Addington in Christchurch. The race was won by Adore Me.

It's either the biggest sporting scandal in New Zealand sport - or the biggest injustice - as match-fixing claims against cricket's Chris Cairns take another twist.

Croatian Marin Cilic has capped his comeback from a controversial four-month exile from tennis with an emphatic US Open final win over Japan's Kei Nishikori.

National's leader John Key says he is backing senior MP Judith Collins 100 percent over her denial of a claim that her supporters approached NZ First with a possible post-election deal. Audio

Glasgow is preparing to host the 20th instalment of the Commonwealth Games. Insight looks at the viability of the event, given rising costs and a competitive sporting landscape. Audio

Comedian James Nokise doesn't like being lectured about politics, so he turned voting into a comedy show.

Two young New Zealanders share their experiences with problem gambling.