Stories by Felicity Reid

Games on 25 December are popular in the NBA, but Breakers chief executive officer Lisa Edser says the concept is harder to sell in New Zealand.

New Zealand has a significantly smaller budget than other countries for top athletes but those in charge of funding allocation hope that will change.

Investigation forces cultural change as Gymnastics NZ looks to implement restrictions on age and how much athletes are able to train.

Tournament director Nicolas Lamperin talks about the changing of the guard.

SailGP racing in New Zealand has been far from smooth sailing but at a new Auckland race course in January aims to change that.

There are fresh faces and big ambitions for NZ as the new season of the World Rugby Sevens Series starts.

Three-time Paralympic champion Anna Grimaldi finally no longer feels like an imposter as she enters a new era of her career.

While the club is riding high the players are ready for any lows in the A-League.

How did an injured former bit part NBA player end up on the Breakers' roster halfway through the NBL season?

2024 was a career-best year for Olympic high jump champion Hamish Kerr, but a new year brings new challenges.

Tom Walsh wants his national shot put title back and to move on from his painful Paris Olympics exit.

The Black Foils are close to a funding deal as SailGP's expansion comes sooner than Peter Burling expected.

The Tall Blacks plan to keep it simple for the first game under a new coach.

Auckland FC's perfect start to the A-League season will be put to the test against Macarthur FC in the Unite round.

Analysis - Eligibility rules and the great divide in New Zealand sport.

The All Whites have thrashed Vanuatu as captain Chris Wood scored a double in Hamilton.

After years on a footballing rollercoaster Francis de Vries is back in the All Whites squad as they chase a world cup berth.

The Breakers are backing calls for better protection of players and their families from social media abuse.

Three-time Olympian Kerri Williams nearly didn't make it beyond the Whanganui river.

All Whites who aren't first team regulars could miss out on national team honours as competition for places heats up.

New Zealand will never be a spinners paradise - but could cricket pitches in Aotearoa be more spin-friendly?

The New Zealand side plan to keep silencing the crowds in the final Test.

What's to blame when an elite athlete is lethargic? Is it a late night, training too hard or a combination of both?

The Silver Ferns have defended their home court now they have to find a way to win in Australia.

One of the Silver Ferns' best performances this year came after one of their worst practices, says defender Karin Burger.