Greg Murphy
Sports News for 10 October 2019
Rugby World Cup matches are under threat from Typhoon Hagibis with the Dail Mail newspaper reporting England's final group match against France will be called off. Audio
Greg Murphy works with Julie Anne Genter on NZ driver training
Kiwi motorsport champion Greg Murphy says he'll keep working with the Associate Minister of Transport Julie Anne Genter as he campaigns for better driver training and licensing.
The two met at… Audio
Comprehensive driver training not included in Road to Zero plan
A motor sport legend says the government's failure to include comprehensive driver-training in it's new road safety plan isn't good enough. The government is proposing a new road safety strategy aimed… Audio
New NZ road safety plan ignores bad drivers - Greg Murphy
The government's being told driver training must be at the forefront of any new road safety strategy. The Ministry of Transport will propose adopting the Vision Zero approach to road safety, which… Audio
Driver training key to safer roads - Greg Murphy
Four time Bathurst winner Greg Murphy says the government needs to focus on driver training in its new road safety strategy. The Ministry of Transport is proposing following Sweden's Vision Zero… Audio
Tattoos welcome
Air New Zealand has changed its policy, allowing all staff to show tattoos - even those in uniform - at work. From September all new and existing workers will be able to have ta moko and non-offensive… Audio
Men's health week
It's men's health week. The time of year when we remind men to open up and be proactive about their health. We talk to racecar driver and men's health week ambassador Greg Murphy. Audio
A bit of luck needed to win Bathurst - Murphy
It's been three years since a New Zealander last stood at the top of the podium at the famous Bathurst 1000 but this year two are favourites for the win. Holden's Shane van Gisbergen and Ford driver… Audio
Bathurst legend Greg Murphy expects close race on Sunday
Australians call it The Great Race - when for more than six hours, the V8-powered Australian Supercars battle at Mount Panorama for the biggest prize in Australian domestic motorsport, the Bathurst… Audio
Bathurst legend Greg Murphy expects close race on Sunday
Australians call it The Great Race - when for more than six hours, the V8-powered Australian Supercars battle at Mount Panorama for the biggest prize in Australian domestic motorsport, the Bathurst… Audio
Murphy misses being on the grid for Great Race
For the first time in more than 20 years, the New Zealand driver and four time winner, Greg Murphy, won't be contesting the Great Race - the Bathurst 1000 at Mount Panorama in Australia. Audio
Motor racing legend: Education, not speed restrictions
As authorities continue to grapple with the aftermath of a horror weekend on the roads, one road safety advocate is warning that the focus needs to be on more than just speed. Audio
Speed and the road toll
A horrendous road toll at the weekend has reignited discussions about speed. We talk to motorsport legend and road safety campaigner Greg Murphy about whether demerit points and lowering the speed… Audio
Greg Murphy pushes to have V8 Supertourers recognised
Thousands flocked to the Australian V8 Supercar meeting over the weekend, but there are big questions over the future of domestic V8 racing, with Greg Murphy saying it's being destroyed by politics. Audio
V8 racer Greg Murphy urges better training to cut road toll
V8 Supercar racer and road safety advocate Greg Murphy says improving driver attitudes and skills should be given at least as high a priority as fixing up accident black spots on the country's… Audio
Greg Murphy
Greg Murphy is trans-Tasman motorsport for most New Zealand fans. His first big win was in 1994 when he won the NZ Grand Prix at Manfield in Reynard. Since then he's forged an amazing record here with… Audio
