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A-League as it happened: Phoenix, Mariners go scoreless
The Wellington Phoenix drew to a standstill against the Central Coast Mariners, in Christchurch, the game ending 0-0.
Australian crowds show their boorish side at tennis open
Analysis - It's local supporters at the Australian Open who have been the worst behaved, with actions like booing Novak Djokovic after his shock injury retirement, says tennis writer Dave Worlsey.
'Own up, give it back': league star after memorabilia stolen
James Fisher-Harris is calling for the return of his stolen premiership winning boots, which he had donated.
Woods-hosted PGA Tour event moved due to LA wildfires
The tournament is expected to return to its home at Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades in 2026.
Who will be the next Warriors captain?
The front-row powerhouse seems a natural choice, but there's just one problem.
Kiwi lands world's first triple cork in women's slopestyle
New Zealand snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has landed the world's first triple cork in a women's slopestyle competition, which has also seen her take gold in the 2025 Aspen X Games slopestyle…
All you need to know about Mea Motu's historic bout
It's the fight Mea Motu has been asking for and history now beckons for the NightMea on Sunday against fellow unbeaten boxer Ellie Scotney.
Toks Fale: from professional rugby to wrestling in Japan
Toks Fale earned a scholarship at De La Salle College before playing in Japan, where he now wrestles professionally. Audio
Mangawhai Heads Surf Club
Mangawhai Heads surf lifeguards have not entered their clubrooms for two years, but club chair Jess Costello says they're keen to return. Audio
Breakers beaten by Brisbane Bullets in Christchurch
The New Zealand Breakers' inability to close out matches continues to plague them, after being edged 93-87 by the Brisbane Bullets in Christchurch on Friday night.
Uruguay stun Fiji and New Zealand in Perth world sevens series
Minnows Uruguay stunned rugby sevens powerhouses Fiji and New Zealand on a remarkable opening day of the world sevens series' Perth leg on Friday.
Sinner subdues Shelton, returns to Aus Open final
Defending champion Jannik Sinner has continued his sizzling Australian Open run to book a meeting with Alexander Zverev.
The Sin Bin: Curling with Tim Miller
Want to learn about 'Broomgate' without having to sit through an entire podcast series? You’re in luck! RNZ Executive Producer and curling aficionado Tim Miller has all the hot goss on curling's… Audio
Routliffe run ends at Aussie Open
New Zealand's Erin Routliffe and partner Gaby Dabrowski have been beaten in the women's doubles semis at the Australian Open.
Warriors face acid test of team culture as Vegas lights beckon
The Auckland NRL team will head to 'Sin City' for their season-opening fixture against Canberra Raiders on 2 March.
Chiefs confirm worst for All Black Wallace Sititi
Coach Clayton McMillan does not expect their star to have "much on-field involvement" in Super Rugby this year.
'I love the battle': Kosta Barbarouses on goal scoring
Wellington Phoenix striker Kosta Barbarouses is a goal scorer and he has the swagger to go with it.
Timor-Leste's bid to join the ICC
Self-confessed "cricket tragic" Mark Young was in Timor Leste with the VSA, and when he saw locals playing cricket with homemade gear, he decided to do something about it. Audio
Skier Hall claims silver at Para Alpine slalom World Cup
Winter paralympian Adam Hall has bagged his second podium finish in the season, for the alpine slalom.
Red-hot Wood extends Nottingham Forest stay
All Whites captain Chris Wood extends his contract with Nottingham Forest until 2027 on the back of his prolific goal-scoring form.
