Rugby
Cummins to join Aussie sevens team
Wallabies outside back Nick Cummins has put his hand up for selection in Australia's Olympic team ahead of rugby sevens' debut at the Rio de Janeiro Games.
Andrew Duff
An AUT Student presents his documentary on why New Zealand is rugby mad. Audio
Saracens sign Springbok flanker
The English rugby club Saracens have signed South Africa flanker Schalk Burger on a two-year contract starting next season.
The revolutionary rise of Dane Coles
Last year marked the emergence of All Black Dane Coles as world rugby's premier hooker. He talks to RNZ sport reporter Joe Porter. Video
No knighthood for McCaw again
It's happy birthday - but not arise, Sir Richard - after Richie McCaw was elevated to the exclusive Order of New Zealand.
Ieremia to coach Manu Samoa
Alama Ieremia has been appointed as the new director of coaching and head coach of Manu Samoa.
Six point tries for NZ rugby competition
Where Welsh rugby's gone New Zealand is following with six point tries being tested out next season. Audio
NZ rugby coaches set to take up Japanese roles
Two New Zealand rugby coaches are set to be confirmed in positions in Japan this week.
Two NZ rugby coaches set to head to Japan
Two New Zealand rugby coaches are expected to have positions in Japan confirmed this week, though both will continue to work with New Zealand teams next year.
Borthwick confirmed as England assistant coach
Steve Borthwick has been cleared to take up his role as England forwards coach after the Rugby Football Union reached an agreement with Championship club Bristol.
Carter beats superstars for BBC award
World Rugby Player of the Year Dan Carter has now been named the BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year.
Midday Sports News for 18 December 2015
Six weeks after the sudden death of her fiancee and coach the New Zealand triathlete Andrea Hewitt has confirmed she still intends competing at Rio Olympics. Audio
Stephen Moore heading back to Queensland
Wallabies captain Stephen Moore will be returning to Super Rugby rivals the Queensland Reds after next season, with the ACT Brumbies unable to meet his demands.
Midday Sports News for 17 December 2015
New Zealand's former world champion sculler Philippa Baker-Hogan believes Olympic medals could be at risk if Rowing New Zealand and coach Dick Tonks don't sort out their differences. Audio
More money raising ideas for Lomu's family
A Trust has been set up for the children of Jonah Lomu and now the PM has suggested a benefit rugby match at Eden Park. Audio
NZ Rugby to back crackdown on teenage drug cheats
New Zealand's anti doping agency is taking aim at teenage drug cheats in rugby. Audio
Drugs net to be widened for schoolboy rugby players
New Zealand's anti-doping agency is stepping up its campaign against teenage rugby drug cheats. Audio
Trust launched for Jonah Lomu's sons
The All Black great's generosity and the financial toll of his illness means there is no money in his estate for his sons, the organiser of a trust to help them says. Audio
Lomu's situation a lesson for young players
All Blacks great Jonah Lomu's dire financial situation when he died will serve as a lesson to young players to plan for their futures, administrators say.
Midday Sports News for 15 December 2015
The World Cup winning All Blacks are up for all possible honours in the list of nominations for the 2015 Halberg Sports Awards. Audio