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Phoenix continue slide in A-league standings after heavy loss
Their heaviest defeat of the season was also their third in a row, allowing Western Sydney to leapfrog the struggling New Zealand side.
No bad blood as Wilde splits from coach
Olympics triathlon silver medallist Hayden Wilde has split with his coach for the past eight years, Craig Kirkwood.
Tauranga Whai storm to Tauihi basketball crown
Tauranga Whai have proved stormed to their first Tauihi national women's basketball crown with an emphatic 90-71 win over Wellington's Tokomanawa Queens in Tauranga.
'Terrible': Auckland FC coach labels players 'complacent' after first loss
He suggested their seven-match unbeaten streak had gone to the players' heads.
Football: Thunderstorm delay helps Wellington Phoenix to another win
Wellington Phoenix's surge up the A-League women's standings continues with a 2-0 home win over Sydney FC.
Auckland FC suffer first loss in team's history
Auckland FC have tasted defeat for the first time in their history after suffering a 4-0 shock loss to Western United at Go Media Stadium in Auckland.
Cricket: Australia women show class in rain-affected win over NZ
Australia have retained the Rose Bowl trophy after having the White Ferns on the ropes when a thunderstorm cut the second One Day International short in Wellington.
Breakers' losing streak continues as Kings storm home
The Breakers suffered late jitters against the Sydney Kings to crash to a seventh-straight NBL defeat.
White Ferns face must-win game against Australia
Rain washed out game one, now the White Ferns must beat the world's best side twice in a row to secure a special piece of silverware.
The sporting highlights of 2024
The RNZ Sport team looks back at some of the sporting highlights of 2024, with the Paris Olympics the centrepiece.
Review finds cultural issues, lack of transparency within Yachting NZ
It also found perceived favouritism within the organisation.
Queens or Whai for Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa glory
A new champion will be crowned in NZ's elite women's basketball championship.
Olympic champions dominate Halberg finals list
The contest for the Supreme Halberg award, the country's top sport award, appears to be race between Olympic champions Lydia Ko, Ellesse Andrews and Dame Lisa Carrington.
Another Black Ferns Sevens player joins Warriors
Black Ferns Sevens player Tysha Ikenasio has followed teammate Michaela Blyde in signing with the Warriors for their return to the NRLW next year.
Savea impresses at Moana Pasifika
Despite being on enforced leave following the All Blacks Northern Tour, Savea called up coach Tana Umaga this week, and asked if he could spend a day with his new side.
Injury setback for Wellington Phoenix
A setback for the Wellington Phoenix with forward Stefan Colakovski suffering a season-ending injury.
Hockey legend Hugo Inglis announces retirement
Inglis earned 266 caps for the Black Sticks, establishing himself as one of the nation's most formidable attackers
Hurricanes and All Blacks back to miss start of Super Rugby season
The Hurricanes have been dealt a blow with All Blacks back Ruben Love ruled out for up to half of the next Super Rugby season.
Halep gets wildcard for ASB Classic and Australian Open
Two-time Grand Slam champion, Simona Halep, who recently returned to the tennis courts after a 15 month doping ban, has been granted a wildcard entry to the ASB Classic in Auckland.
White Ferns need to stand up to Australia
The White Ferns are back in the spotlight confident they're all primed for a good crack at a trophy that's eluded them for a quarter of a century.
Cromwell revved up about Supercars race
New Zealand could have a second Australian Supercars race as soon as 2026.
The big loser in the latest High Performance Sport funding
Hockey, squash and E-sports are among several sports to receive a funding cut.
Former All Blacks captain Kirk named NZ Rugby chair
The inaugural Rugby World Cup winner is one of eight board members now confirmed.
Winners and losers in NZ sports funding revealed
Hockey is the biggest loser in the latest round of elite sport funding, while cycling is the biggest winner after its Paris Olympic success.
Mitchell Santner named new Black Caps white ball captain
Santner officially takes over the role from Kane Williamson who stepped down following the T20 World Cup in June.