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Tour of Southland: 'It's an institution'
Covid may have hit a number of sports in the pocket, but as far as Southlanders are concerned supporting their cycle tour remains a priority.
Paddon to debut electric rally car
There will be plenty of engine noise just outside the South Canterbury town of Waimate this weekend with the possible exception of one car.
Tupou Neiufi: 'I miss the pool a lot'
Champion Paralympic swimmer Tupou Neiufi has been taking multiple showers and baths each day just to feel the water as she copes with a lack of pool training.
Has the gloss been taken off the Farah Palmer Cup final?
The Canterbury and Waikato rugby teams both believe they can overcome the loss of their Black Ferns players in the Farah Palmer Cup final.
Manawatu Rugby leading the way in gender equality
Manawatu Rugby is proud of the inclusiveness they've brought to the union and what it means for their players.
Liv Mackay: 'I'm thinking the same as all the top guys in the sport'
The options appear to be endless for New Zealand sailor Liv Mackay, but she wants to settle on one and get stuck in.
Stedman ready to run in Tokyo
Christchurch runner Will Stedman feels in a better place heading into his second Paralympics.
Canoe Racing NZ: The sport is too small to have any bad blood
Canoe Racing New Zealand is fully supportive of Aimee Fisher's return to international competition following a stand-off last year.
Wheel Blacks have plenty to motivate them at Tokyo Paralympics
Wheel Blacks make their first appearance at the Paralympics since Beijing in 2008 with the aim of returning to the golden days.
Burling-Tuke sailing machine rolls on
Two of the busiest sailors in the business return to SailGP, their fourth change of racing class this year.
Mitch Evans: Formula E will close the gap on F1
New Zealand driver Mitch Evans admits Formula E may struggle to compete on the same stage as Formula One, but as far as the manufacturers are concerned it is the future.
Canterbury winger flying high
Canterbury winger Bronwyn Dibb will be flying high this week, but it won't be anywhere near a rugby field.
Women's rugby bounces back from Covid hit 2020
After a Covid hit 2019 season the Farah Palmer Cup women's rugby competition returns to its normal format, but has the rest of the women's game recovered.
Equestrian set to fulfil life long dream
Competing at the Olympics is something equestrian Jesse Campbell has dreamt about since he was six.
Being a Māori All Black means more than just the game
Saturday's game between the Māori All Blacks and Samoa in Te Whanganui-a-Tara is more than just an on-field clash for many of the players.
Eliza McCartney: 'The odds are against me'
Pole vaulter Eliza McCartney accepts she probably won't make the Tokyo Olympics, but already has her sights on a busy 2022 athletics season.
Patel's stocks rising ahead of Black Caps test championship final
The Black Caps have given a further hint that spinner Ajaz Patel may have played his way into the starting lineup for the world test champions final against India starting at Southampton tomorrow.
Dunedin RFC: 150 years and still going strong
Winning titles may have been a struggle for the Dunedin Rugby Club, but fielding a team each week is something they're very proud of.
Ryan Fox sets his sights on the big two in 2021
Golfer Ryan Fox has the Open Championship and the Olympics firmly in his sights.
Rachin Ravindra doesn't feel like rookie Black Cap
Black Caps newcomer Rachin Ravindra admits he's still soaking up everything he can but in no way feels like the rookie in the side.
Rookie Rachin feeling right at home with Black Caps
Black Caps newcomer Rachin Ravindra admits he's still soaking up everything he can but in no way feels like the rookie in the side.
Olympic swimmer forced to share lanes with public
A lack of pools in Wellington has forced Olympic hopeful Lewis Clareburt to train in public lanes in his buildup to the Tokyo Games.
With 305 marathons under her belt, Ingrid Frost still loves being out there
If you've been looking for a physical challenge to try, how about running a marathon, or two, or 300!
NZ Rugby accuses Players' Association of misrepresentation
New Zealand Rugby is accusing the Players' Association of misrepresenting the reasons for their opposition to the Silver Lake deal.
Silver Fern turns disappointment into motivation
Pulse defender Kelly Jury is enjoying her new role within the ANZ Premiership netball side after a challenging few months.