Keith Quinn

When the Springboks arrived in 1981, which side were you on? Audio

Jesse Mulligan, host of the daily Afternoons programme on RNZ, talks to our athletes, administrators and journalists about major moments in New Zealand sport. Audio

Today we are paying tribute to one of the greatest Rugby Union players of all time Barry John. In sporting circles he was simply known as 'The King'. Keith Quinn remembers the Welsh great with Mark. Audio

It's 50 years to the day since the Opening Ceremony for the 'Friendly Games' - as they were known - which captured the nation's attention for 10 days.

Christchurch's mayor is aiming to get the… Audio

The Springboks and the All Blacks face off in the Rugby World Cup final, a heavyweight clash not seen for nearly three decades.

That year was 1995, and South Africa's president was Nelson Mandela.

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It was only 28 years ago that World Rugby made the decision that changed the face of rugby in this country - allowing rugby union players to be paid, turning the sport professional. Before then, rugby… Audio

This morning it was announced that former All Blacks captain Tane Norton had died at the age of 81. Tane played 27 tests for the All Blacks and led them for nine games, including the 1977 series win… Audio

For the past 30 years the bulk of the international sports coverage has not been available on free-to-air television.

Prime TV has played some sports free to air either live or delayed, including the… Audio

New Zealand continued to play rugby against South Africa through the years of apartheid, and toured over there with a 'white only team'. Then in 1981 the Springbok team were welcomed onto our shores.

Prominent Pasifika sportspeople discuss the ongoing mispronunciation of Pacific Island names and ask, "What more can be done?" Audio

While the All Blacks' defeat to the underdone underdogs from Argentina last weekend was unexpected the emotional media response was pretty predictable. The critics went in boots’n’all on the men in… Audio

Rookie winger Caleb Clarke is among five changes to the All Blacks starting lineup for the second Bledisloe Cup test against Australia in Auckland on Sunday.

He's replacing the injured George Bridge… Audio

Rugby commentator and former broadcaster Keith Quinn joins The Panel for his take. Audio

Veteran sports commentator Keith Quinn joins the show to offer his thoughts on the once-in-a-lifetime New Zealand athlete Sir Peter Snell, who died yesterday at his home in Dallas, Texas at the age of… Audio

Celebrated commentator Keith Quinn looks back on the ninth Rugby World Cup in Japan and what last night's emphatic final victory means for the Springboks and South Africa as a whole.  Audio

With the disappointment of the All Blacks early exit from the Rugby World Cup starting to fade - well at least for some of us - thoughts are now turning to who might be the next All Blacks coach… Audio

Veteran commentator Keith Quinn joins the show to offer his analysis on the All Blacks' failed Rugby World campaign, which was derailed with a shock semifinal loss to England last night. Audio