Hockey New Zealand has confirmed the Black Sticks Men will not participate in the prestigious 2025–26 FIH Pro League, despite qualifying by winning the 2025 Nations Cup.

Tweleve swimmers, including two defending World Champions, have arrived in Singapore for the 2025 World Aquatics Championships.

All Blacks midfielder Anton Lienert-Brown has extended his contract with New Zealand Rugby the Chiefs and Waikato through to the end of 2028.

Netball NZ paves the way for more players to compete overseas and maintain Silver Ferns eligibility.

A beligerent batting display fromTim Seifert has taken the Black Caps to a sevne wicket win over South Africa in the Tri-Series in Harare.

Just one change to the Warriors squad that narrowly beat the Newcastle Knights last weekend, with a last-ditch try to second-rower Leka Halasima.

Peter Burling’s Black Foils deny Dylan Fletcher's Great Britain a hometown victory at SailGP Portsmouth.

Auckland amateur golfer goes wire-to-wire to win the NextGen Atlantic Championship in Canada.

The new NZ Breakers ownership group continues to clean out the roster left from last season.

Silver Ferns captain Ameliaranne Ekenasio has confirmed she will be navailable for the 2025 international netball season, stepping back from the national side after more than a decade at the top of the game.

Blues CEO Andrew Hore has confirmed he will step down from the role in September, concluding a transformative tenure that has spanned over six years.

Defender Scott Galloway has departed Auckland FC to return home to family.leaving the club in need of more depth in defence.

Former All Black and Maori All Blacks captain Jono Gibbes appointed as Chiefs head coach.

The NZ Warriors unfathomably escape Newcastle with two points after a stunning finish.

Strong fourth quarter takes Mainland Tactix into their third ANZ Premiership grand final against Mystics.

Wellington Saints score a narrow victory over the Southland Sharks to secure their 13th NBL title.

South Africa are World Rugby Under-20 champions for the second time, overcoming New Zealand.

The New Zealand tennis duo of James Watt and Finn Reynolds have won their third consecutive ATP Challenger Tour title, this time in Granby, Quebec.

New Zealand’s Olivia McTaggart has won the women’s pole vault at the London Diamond League, her first success at this level.

The All Blacks struggled to contain the French in the third and final test of the series in Hamilton only to manage a 29-19 final score.