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Kiwi Rowers claim five World Cup medals
New Zealand won five medals on the final day of the World Cup regatta in Bulgaria with crews across the boat classes pushing close to world best times.
Jun 15


Greenbough in form at BMX World Cup Netherlands
Cambridge teenager Lily Greenough impressed with a runner-up performance at the latest round of the UCI BMX Racing World Cup in the Netherlands.
Jun 15


Steel win South Island netball battle over Tactix
The Southern Steel have secured a home Elimination Final in the ANZ Premiership after a 56-54 win over neighbours the Tactix in Invercargill on Sunday.
Jun 14


Mystics beat Magic to take Minor Premiership title
The Mystics have secured netball's Minor Premiership after posting a hard-fought 53-42 win over a tough Magic in Auckland on Saturday.
Jun 14


White Ferns fail to fire in T20 World Cup opener
A disaster in the field has cost the White Ferns badly in their opening match of cricket's T20 World Cup in England.
Jun 14


Lawson to start eighth at Barcelona Grand Prix
New Zealand driver Liam Lawson has equalled his season-best qualifying performance to start from eighth at Formula 1's Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.
Jun 14


Fox remains in title contention at Canadian Open
Ryan Fox is tied seventh after three rounds of his title defence at the Canadian Golf Open in Toronto.
Jun 14


Hurricanes deal to Blues, host Chiefs in final
The Hurricanes are into the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Grand Final against the Chiefs after a 57-21 win over the Blues.
Jun 14


Warriors beaten late by Cronulla Sharks drop goal
Cronulla Sharks Braydon Trindall has played a staring role for his side kicking a field goal late in the game to steal a 10-8 win over the NZ Warriors at Go Media Stadium.
Jun 13


Stars beat Pulse to finish season on a high
The Stars have finished their ANZ Premiership season on a high with a 59-49 win over the Pulse in Auckland on Saturday.
Jun 13


Thomas match winner for Black Sticks men in opener
The Black Sticks men have started 2026 FIH Nations Cup campaign with a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Scotland in Cape Town, South Africa.
Jun 13


Ryan Fox remains top-10 at Canadian Open
Ryan Fox's title defence remains alive at the PGA Tour's Canadian Open at Toronto.
Jun 13


Kane Williamson retires from international cricket
New Zealand cricket legend Kane Williamson has retired from all international cricket with immediate effect.
Jun 13


Chiefs ruthless over Crusaders to Super Rugby final
Chiefs' Isaac Hutchison makes a run during the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific semifinal between the Chiefs and Crusaders at FMG Stadium in Hamilton PHOTO: CRAIG BUTLAND/LINTOTT PHOTOGRAPHY The Chiefs have delivered a remarkable 49-12 pumelling of the Crusaders to seal their place in the Super Rugby Pacific final. The home side scored 42 points in the first half hour in Hamilton over last seasons champions. LATEST HEADLINES: Guillermo May departs Akl FC Fox good start Canadian Open
Jun 13


Crowd favourite Guillermo May departs Auckland FC
Uruguayan centre-forward Guillermo May a crowd favourite has departed Auckland FC after two seasons at the club.
Jun 12


Ryan Fox starts well in defence of PGA title
New Zealand golfer Ryan Fox has built a solid opening round as he looks to defend his Canadian Open title
Jun 12


Football Ferns goalie stays with Wellington Phoenix
The Phoenix have re-signed Football Ferns goalkeeper Victoria Esson for the 2026-27 A-League season.
Jun 12


Devonshire, Patel, Sharp earn NZ contracts
The young trio of Flora Devonshire, Nensi Patel, and Izzy Sharp are the newcomers to the New Zealand 17-player central contract list for 2026-27.
Jun 12


Super Rugby Aupiki round one teams named
Rugby Aupiki returns with double-defending champions the Blues the leading contender again but there's plenty of competition from Hurricanes Poua plus previous winners the Chiefs Manawa and Matatū.
Jun 11


Zoe Hobbs medals at Diamond League, Norway
New Zealand sprinter Zoe Hobbs picked up her second career Diamond League podium finish with a third at the Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway with a time of 11.03 seconds in the women's 100 metres.
Jun 11
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