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The team says the country's football boss displayed "unacceptable behaviour" following Spain's victory in the Women's World Cup 15 days ago.

Hosting three women's world cups was considered a boost for women's sport in New Zealand but are Aotearoa's female athletes any better off?

Four New Zealanders discuss Father's Day - and being, or having, a dad - with Alexia Santamaria.

Spanish women team's coach Jorge Vilda is to be sacked in the increasingly acrimonious fallout from a kiss scandal involving his boss.

The Spanish Football Federation is exploring its options over whether it can sack Women's World Cup-winning head coach Jorge Vilda.

No one would have been more delighted at Tahiti's success in the Oceania Beach Soccer Nations Cup in Papeete at the weekend than Angelo Schirinzi.

Spain's top criminal court has opened any investigation into the country's football president Luis Rubiales after he kissed player Jenni Hermoso on the lips.

Analysis - Three weeks on from the Netball World Cup, Bridget Tunnicliffe examines why the Australian Diamonds have won 12 titles, and the Silver Ferns five.

FIFA has suspended Spanish federation chief Luis Rubiales from all activities for three months as it investigates allegations he gave a player an unwanted kiss after Spain's women won the World Cup.

FIFA has suspended Spanish federation chief Luis Rubiales from all activities for three months as it investigates allegations he gave a player an unwanted kiss after Spain's women won the World Cup.

Spain's government has called for the controversy over the behaviour of the head of the football association to become football's "Me Too moment".

Luis Rubiales on Friday refused to quit for grabbing star player Jenni Hermoso's head and kissing her on the lips after Spain's Women's World Cup victory.

FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Luis Rubiales following his unsolicited kiss on Women's World Cup winner Jenni Hermoso.

"You know how world famous Bathurst is in Australia. We are going to be the Bathurst of New Zealand. This will expose us to international audience. All sorts of people - high-net-worth individuals, as…

Round-up of news from around the Pacific including criticism of FIFA boss's trip around the region

Concerns over television broadcast rights for the Women's World Cup gave way to record viewership as football powerhouses Spain and England clashed in the final.

Oceania and Saudi Arabia have signed a deal which could see the Middle Eastern's recently-formed women's teams play in the Pacific.

Opinion - You could argue that the World Cup campaign starts on Friday night at Twickenham, writes Jamie Wall.

As their team wins its first ever World Cup in Sydney supporters of women's football celebrate back home. Audio