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Former world number one back for eighth crack at ASB Tennis Classic
Former world no. 1 to continue tennis comeback at ASB Classic in 2024.
The Warriors have a big night ahead of them
In the space of 12 months the Warriors have bounced back from their worst National Rugby League season on record, to one of their best.
Has New Zealand benefited from hosting three World Cups?
Hosting three women's world cups was considered a boost for women's sport in New Zealand but are Aotearoa's female athletes any better off?
Basketball World Cup: What you need to know
The Basketball World Cup tips off on 25 August and this is what you need to know about the 19th edition of the tournament.
The unexpected awaits Tall Blacks star
Forced to watch from the sidelines four years ago, Tall Blacks captain Reuben Te Rangi says he's ready for his first Basketball World Cup.
Football Ferns coach wants veterans to stay with team
The Football Ferns' World Cup is over but the next big global tournament is less than a year away.
Tall Black finally gets to enjoy playing for his country
Yanni Wetzell's basketball journey has taken him to different parts of the world and now the Tall Blacks are making him feel at home for the first time.
Tall Blacks guard returns after concussion
Back-to-back concussions kept Tall Blacks guard Shea Ili off the court for months now he's back in time for the Basketball World Cup.
A night to remember for New Zealand Football
It was a night to remember for the Football Ferns and New Zealand after the team launched the FIFA World Cup in sublime fashion with a shock win over Norway.
Football Ferns kick off World Cup campaign: 'Now is the time to shine'
The Football Ferns face former champions Norway in the opening game of the FIFA Women's World Cup in Auckland tonight in a match-up both teams believe will be challenging.
USA captain a fan of Football Ferns leaders
USA women's football captain Alex Morgan is a fan of the Football Ferns' leaders.
Late bloomer shows age is just a number for Black Ferns
Six debutants will make their Black Ferns debut tonight and they all have good stories, though Kate Henwood's may be the most compelling.
World Cup veteran wants to be on court when it matters most
Silver Fern Phoenix Karaka has been a quiet champion. Now she's finding her voice thanks to her younger team mates.
Tahlia Tupaea leads Tall Ferns to big Asia Cup win
Tall Ferns return to winning ways with defeat of Lebanon at FIBA Women's Asia Cup.
Tall Ferns post upset win in Asia Cup opener
Tall Ferns tip off FIBA Women's Asia Cup with an upset win over Korea in Sydney.
FIFA Women's World Cup will be 'life changing'
"You can't underestimate the power of a World Cup to influence decision makers," according to FIFA's chief women's football officer Sarai Bareman.
NETBALL: Sulu Fitzpatrick adamant she won't be back
Mystics captain Sulu Fitzpatrick won't answer if an ANZ Premiership side comes calling next year.
Netball: Stars chasing maiden title as Mystics seek a second
Will it be third time lucky for the Stars or will the Mystics add a second ANZ Premiership title to the trophy cabinet?
Corporate dollars needed to help prop up Olympic sports
Corporate dollars will be needed to top up High Performance Sport New Zealand's government funding if Olympic sports are to maintain their current level of competition.
Better decision making needed by Football Ferns
Decision making in front of goal will make or break the Football Ferns at this year's FIFA Women's World Cup and could define their future.
Football Ferns back home
After years out of the nest some Football Ferns have moved home with family in the build up to the women's Football World Cup.
Tall Blacks to enter basketball cauldron
Five-time world champions, familiar foes and a basketball-mad country await the Tall Blacks for the World Cup in August.
Tall Blacks await World Cup draw
More pieces of Tall Blacks' FIBA World Cup puzzle to be revealed this week.
Tall Blacks teammates off court careers crossover in NBL
Two former Tall Blacks teammates will go head to head in the opening game of the NBL season in a role more aligned with budgets than baskets.