Olympics
Men's Olympic triathlon postponed due to pollution levels in the River Seine
Kiwi Olympians Hayden Wilde and Dylan McCullough are hoping the men's triathlon will go ahead Wednesday evening, after Tuesday night's planned event was postponed due to pollution levels in the River… Audio
Black Ferns win gold in women's sevens
Nathan Rarere spoke to Corin Dann to provide an update on day four of the Paris Olympics. Audio
Surfing conditions at Olympics venue at Teahupo'o, Tahiti
Tahiti is about as far away from Paris as you can get - and that's where the world's best surfers have gathered for their Olympic event - Kiwi journalist Ashlee Tulloch joined First Up from Tahiti Audio
Slalom canoeist Finn Butcher's Nana Val watching in Ophir
Slalom canoeist Finn Butcher has made his final - and his biggest fan, Nana Val watched on from her home in the Central Otago town of Ophir. Audio
Black Ferns injured star Shiray Kaka on seven's final
It's the Black Ferns Sevens playing Canada in the Olympic 7s final - just before the game, Nathan Rarere talked with injured star Shiray Kaka Audio
Sarah Tetzlaff on being first time Olympian in speed climbing
Speed Climbing is new to the Olympic Games, Nathan Rarere spoke with Sarah Tetzlaff who set a record during her games prep Audio
Canada in the penalty box over spying
A short history of spying in sport, from deep sea dives to high flying drones Audio
Team NZ's medal chances overnight heat up
RNZ sports reporter Barry Guy joins Emile Donovan from the streets of Paris with some predictions for NZ's first medal, with some chances coming up overnight. Audio
Sport: All Black squad named
RNZ sports reporter Jamie Wall speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about an All Black squad named and a story from the Olympics. Audio
New Zealand falls short in Olympic equestrian and mountain biking
New Zealand's wait for an Olympic medal continues, but the breakthrough win seems to be imminent. Audio
Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 30 July
On today's episode, the Prime Minister has warned all options remain on the table for Health NZ, Christopher Luxon joins us, Guyon Espiner discusses how the Government has set aside $216 million it… Audio
Nathan Rarere with the latest from the Paris Olympics
There have been a lot of challenges for New Zealand's triathletes with another swimming practice was cancelled due to poor water quality in the Seine River after some rain. Nicole Van Der Kaay spoke… Audio
NZ tennis pair of Sun and Routliffe knocked out in first round of Olympic doubles
New Zealand's women's tennis pair of Lulu Sun and Erin Routliffe were knocked out of the women's doubles in straight sets on Monday night. Audio
Sam Gaze finishes sixth in mountain biking
New Zealand is still hunting for Olympic medals after Sam Gaze couldn't keep up with the pace in the men's short-course cross country mountain biking race overnight. Audio
NZ equestrian team misses out on show jumping medal at Paris Olympics
The equestrian eventing team has finished outside medal contention, placing eighth overall as the competition concluded with show jumping at the Chateau de Versailles. Barry Guy reports. Audio
NZ's wait for a medal at Paris Olympics continues
In soaring temperatures in Paris, World mountain biking champion Sam Gaze was only good enough for sixth place in the men's mountain biking race, won by Britain Tom Pidcock. Ingrid Hipkiss spoke to… Audio
Fiji's dream of third Olympic gold medal shattered
Fiji's reign as Olympic sevens gold medallists came to an end on Sunday morning, beaten 28-7 in the final at the Stade de France in Paris by host nation France. Audio
Equestrian Tim Price on finishing 6th in individual eventing
Equestrian Tim Price has finished a day of action with a 6th place in the individual eventing - he told Nathan Rarere about the feeling within the team. Audio
Trampoline power couple Dylan Schmidt, Maddie Davidson going hard for medals in Paris
Trampoline power couple Dylan Schmidt and Maddie Davidson are taking in the vibe of Paris in the run up to their events this weekend - Nathan Rarere asked them about their time in the village. Audio
Triathlete Nicole van der Kaay watching Seine River current
The Olympic Triathlon gets under way tomorrow, Nathan Rarere caught up with top contender Nicole van der Kaay Audio