Stories by Felicity Reid

New Zealand Football are not hurrying former Football Ferns coach Jitka Klimkova out the door.

A Paralympian with 20 years experience and Paralympics New Zealand chief executive share what the Paris campaign meant to them.

Breakers chief executive defends Coach Kop and major off-season changes, reflects on drop in membership numbers, television rights, the NBA and getting back into the NBL grand final.

Ahead of their clash against USA, the All Whites captain has implored his team mates to prove the latest loss was an "anomaly".

All eyes are on the 'home of rugby' as Black Ferns prepare for historic Test.

The new head of New Zealand's anti-doping agency says it's "not realistic" to drug test every Olympian.

Basketball New Zealand hear out international candidates for Tall Blacks coaching role.

Olympic champion Sarah Hirini avoids surgery, enjoys a Euro summer and considers linking up with former mentor.

High jumper Hamish Kerr's historic Olympic gold medal comes with controversial prize money.

High jumper Hamish Kerr was close to leaving the Paris Games early. Now, he's one of the top contenders for a medal.

In a 5.2 second race, Julian David has set himself up for a clash with the world's fastest speed climber . Audio

The women's pole vault qualification went off script but the three New Zealanders in the final are ready to write another chapter.

Analysis: New Zealand's Olympics supporter base in Paris is proving popular with international guests.

Analysis: We were warned about heat waves, organisers were worried about the rain but no one mentioned the wind - or lack of it, writes RNZ's Felicity Reid.

Behind the athletes competing at the Paris Olympics are family, coaches and administrators who have witnessed the hard yards.

A quarter of the New Zealand team was not tested ahead of the Paris Games, according to new data.

World champion swimmer Lewis Clareburt has opinions on pastries and medal predictions in equal measure at the Paris Olympics.

The tennis player has jumped straight off the emotional rollercoaster of Wimbledon and onto the clay courts of the Paris Olympics with a smile on her face.

Rugby sevens player Jazmin Felix-Hotham is chasing an Olympic gold medal to outdo her brothers.

Two Black Sticks have been named to attend their fourth Olympics while six will make their Games debut in Paris.

World Cup footballers are calling for the A-League Women's competition to adopt full-time professionalism.

The Football Ferns are on a seven-match unbeaten run and beyond the Japan friendlies are looking to the Olympics.

Four New Zealand representatives are the first footballers to be named in Auckland FC's inaugural A-League squad.

New Zealand has become an attractive option for top women's basketballers as other leagues face financial challenges.

The 21-year-old lock is one of five players to secure their first Black Ferns' contract and join the squad announced today.