Sports History NZ
Jesse Mulligan talks to athletes, administrators and journalists about major moments in New Zealand sport.
Hosted by Jesse Mulligan
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Triathlete Hamish Carter came to the public's attention in 2002 when he won a bronze medal in the event at the Commonwealth Games. That fame surged to global heights during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, where he won gold.
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Alan Whetton
Alan Whetton
Alan Whetton was part of the All Black team that won the inaugural 1987 Rugby World cup. Alan also played for the 'New Zealand Cavaliers' on their controversial 1986 tour of South Africa. The Cavaliers were put together after the NZRU declined to send an All Blacks squad to the then apartheid state.
Mark 'Rigor' Richardson
Mark 'Rigor' Richardson
Former Black Cap Mark Richardson reflects on his time in cricket and broadcasting.
Lois Muir
Lois Muir
Dame Lois Muir, star player and one of our greatest coaches, is a netball legend.
Lisa Carrington
Lisa Carrington
No New Zealander has won more Olympic medals than sprint kayaker Lisa Carrington.
Tom Walsh
Tom Walsh
Shot putter Tom Walsh has had a stellar career. What's next for this champion from Timaru?
Lydia Bradey
Lydia Bradey
Lydia Bradey has been to the top of the world - quite a few times.
Eliza McCartney
Eliza McCartney
Eliza McCartney has been to the top and the bottom of her sport. And she has begun the climb back up again.
Mark Inglis
Mark Inglis
For two weeks, the country watched and waited as a pair of climbers were trapped on Aoraki/Mt Cook.
Dame Susan Devoy
Dame Susan Devoy
For nearly a decade, Dame Susan Devoy was simply the best squash player in the world.
The 1981 Springbok Tour
The 1981 Springbok Tour
When the Springboks arrived in 1981, which side were you on?
Erin Baker
Erin Baker
There's good. There's great. And then there's Erin Baker.
Chris Lewis
Chris Lewis
In 1983 tennis star Chris Lewis went all the way to the final at Wimbledon.
Introducing: Sports History NZ
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Introducing: Sports History NZ
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Jesse Mulligan, host of the daily Afternoons programme on RNZ, talks to our athletes, administrators and journalists about major moments in New Zealand sport.
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