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Breakers owner Marc Mitchell has launched a comprehensive rebranding and rebuild of the NBL franchise to reconnect the club with its New Zealand heritage and community roots.
A record-breaking crowd of 48,500 is set to fill Eden Park on Sunday as the Warriors face the Newcastle Knights in a high-stakes NRL semi-final.
White Sox captain Dr Lara Andrews (Ngāti Ruanui) has highlighted the power of whanaungatanga and intergenerational legacy as the New Zealand women's softball team begins its World Cup qualifier campaign in Oklahoma City.
A development strategy centered on 'farming the farm' has helped the New Zealand Warriors secure a second-place regular season finish as they head into the 2026 NRL finals.
Hundreds of young people across the Auckland region are participating in a month-long sports programme at The Y Camp Adair designed to remove financial and social barriers to physical activity.
New Zealand has been named the host for the 2028 World Squash Championships, marking the largest squash event in the nation's history just months before the sport's Olympic debut.
A 36-man All Blacks squad has arrived in Baltimore for the final test of their series against the Springboks, following a competitive third match in Soweto.
Commentators Ken Laban and Dale Husband have celebrated a major weekend for Aotearoa sport, highlighted by a Black Ferns history-making win and the Warriors’ playoff qualification.
Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall has dismissed criticism regarding Jarome Luai’s recent visit to Papua New Guinea, describing the scrutiny as irrelevant.
The Warriors could see the return of key players Jackson Ford and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak for their upcoming NRL qualifying final, providing a major boost to the club's maiden premiership pursuit.
The Spinoff has celebrated the historical legacy of iconic Māori and Pākehā athletes who pioneered the mullet hairstyle, highlighting its prominence in New Zealand's sporting culture.
Guest writer Zoe George explores how the new season of Ted Lasso reflects the real-world progress and ongoing challenges faced by women in New Zealand sports like rugby and cricket.
New Zealand athletes delivered major international results this weekend, headlined by Aimee Fisher’s canoe sprint success, a Tall Blacks overtime thriller against Iran, and a successful world title defense by the men’s pair.
Rangatahi basketballer Ihaka Cate is heading to Massachusetts on a full scholarship to Northfield Mount Hermon School, aiming for Ivy League success while sharing Māori culture.
The New Zealand Warriors and All Blacks recorded significant victories this past weekend, with the Warriors scoring 45 points against South Sydney and the All Blacks defeating the Springboks at Ellis Park.
The Northern Mystic have secured the 2026 ANZ Premiership title as netball in Aotearoa reaches a record 1.05 million unique viewers, despite ongoing discussions regarding the sport's professional business model.
The New Zealand Warriors have performed their first-ever official pre-match haka, Ngā Tamatoa, ahead of a victorious 28-12 clash against the Penrith Panthers.
As the All Blacks prepare for their 2026 series against South Africa, a new analysis by Jeremy Hapeta and Rochelle Stewart-Withers highlights the significant presence of Māori and Pacific athletes in the current 44-man squad.
The Australian Rugby League Commission has confirmed Eden Park will host a men's State of Origin fixture on 16 June 2027, marking the first time the prestigious series has been held in Aotearoa New Zealand.
All Blacks coach Dave Rennie has confirmed Richie Mo’unga will return to the national squad for the South African tour following his impressive domestic form for Canterbury.
The Forsyth Barr Hawke’s Bay Sport and Recreation Awards are set to return in December 2026, following a three-year hiatus and a call for whānau and clubs to nominate local talent.
The NZ Warriors have marked a 31-year milestone by debuting their own club haka, Ngā Tamatoa, in a victory over the Penrith Panthers, while establishing protocols to ensure the ritual remains a sacred tool for significant club occasions.
The Northland Taniwha rugby team has joined forces with Water Safety New Zealand to leverage their community mana in a bid to reduce drowning rates across the Northland region.
The New Zealand Silver Ferns have reclaimed Commonwealth Games netball gold for the first time since 2010, defeating Jamaica 56-48 in a resilient final performance at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow.
A bumper weekend for New Zealand sport sees a dominant Warriors win, the Silver Ferns reaching the Commonwealth Games final, and individual cycling success in Glasgow.
Weightlifter David Liti and sprinters Ellesse Andrews and Rebecca Petch are among the elite athletes set to represent New Zealand in track and field at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Māori sprinter Zoe Hobbs has claimed an historic gold medal in the women’s 100m at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, breaking the 11-second barrier and setting a new Oceania record despite heavy rain.
All Blacks prop Tyrel Lomax is embracing his Māori identity and Māori-medium education to ensure his children grow up with the cultural grounding he missed as a youth.
Sprint star Zoe Hobbs has made New Zealand history by winning the women's 100m gold at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, setting a new Oceania record.
Te Tuhi Lewis has propelled the New Zealand men’s 3x3 basketball team into the Glasgow Commonwealth Games semifinals after a dominant play-in victory against Singapore.
The New Zealand Silver Ferns have demonstrated a strong start to their 2026 Commonwealth Games campaign, maintaining a comfortable lead against the Scottish Thistles in preliminary play.
Weightlifter David Liti and judoka Moira de Villiers have led the New Zealand team into the OVO Hydro during the opening ceremony of the re-imagined Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
David Liti and Moira de Villiers have been named as flagbearer and baton bearer respectively for the New Zealand team at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games opening ceremony.
New Zealand athletes are heading to Glasgow for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, joining a historic multi-sport event where the nation has secured a gold medal at every edition since 1930.
Reigning World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year Jorja Miller has signed a new contract with New Zealand Rugby, extending her commitment to the national side until 2029.
Golf NZ's acting CEO Gregg Thorpe has highlighted the significance of Ryan Fox's victory at the Open and its positive impact on the growth of the sport in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Ryan Fox has become the third New Zealander to win a golf major, securing the 154th Open Championship title with a dramatic 20-foot birdie on the final hole.
Former Football Ferns captain Abby Erceg has been confirmed as the first player for the Auckland FC Women's Invitational XI to face Chelsea FC Women in August.
The New Zealand U17 women's basketball team has secured its best-ever result at a World Cup, finishing fifth overall after a dominant 76-61 victory over China in Brno, Czechia.
Golfer Ryan Fox has secured a historic one-stroke victory at the Open Championship, becoming only the fourth New Zealander to win a major golf title.
Basketball standout Charlisse Leger-Walker has joined Ryan Bridge TODAY to discuss her historic journey as the first New Zealand woman to be drafted into the WNBA.
Olympic gold medallist Dame Lydia Ko will return to local fairways in March 2027 as the New Zealand Women’s Open makes its long-awaited comeback at the Wainui Golf Club.
The New Zealand Women’s Golf Open will return in March 2027 after a decade-long hiatus, featuring a guaranteed spot for the New Zealand Māori Golf Association Nationals Wāhine champion.
New Zealand Football and Sport Minister Mark Mitchell have announced an international series against India this November, celebrating a century of sporting unity between the two nations.
Māori Rugby League tournament helping to grow talented, confident, culturally grounded athletes
A 16-year initiative to bring weightlifting to South Auckland has resulted in a strong contingent of Pasifika athletes representing New Zealand at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Wiradjuri winger Dylan Pietsch scored one of five Australian tries in a nail-biting 33-31 loss to Ireland during the inaugural Nations Championship Test in Sydney.
Following a Captain's Run on 3 July 2026, All Blacks captain Ardie Savea shared insights into his team's preparation and the drive to excel on the world stage.
Professional wrestler Aaron Henare is being celebrated for his achievements on the international stage as he continues to light up the ring as a prominent Kiwi athlete.
Black Caps batter Rachin Ravindra, of Indian heritage, has anchored New Zealand's batting effort on day three of the third test in Nottingham, helping the side secure a 204-run lead.
Forward Elijah Just continued his impressive form on the world stage, scoring his third goal of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in New Zealand’s 5-1 loss to Belgium in Vancouver.
Hockey New Zealand chief executive Michelle Hollands is planning a bilateral series in November to celebrate 100 years of international hockey competition between New Zealand and India.
Coach Andrew Webster is highlighting the growth of young Māori and Pacific talent as the NZ Warriors navigate a heavy injury toll while maintaining a high position on the NRL ladder.
Black Ferns star Mererangi Paul reflects on the pivotal support from her Whakatāne whanau that helped her transition from netball to becoming one of world rugby’s most lethal runners.
Members of the 2026 Māori All Blacks squad are highlighting the importance of whakapapa and cultural identity as they prepare for their upcoming match against Japan on Saturday night.
While Moana Pasifika will not compete in 2027 following its liquidation, New Zealand Rugby and the Kanaloa Consortium remain committed to establishing a sustainable Pacific franchise for 2028.
The New Zealand team for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games has been finalized, featuring 116 athletes and a significant Māori presence of 13.5 percent.
New Zealand Olympic legend Dame Valerie Adams has expressed her support for a new International Olympic Committee grant initiative designed to assist athletes.
Following the conclusion of Moana Pasifika's 2026 season, New Zealand Rugby has reaffirmed its commitment to finding a long-term, sustainable Super Rugby model for the Pacific Islands.
New Zealand's national football team is gearing up for a high-stakes FIFA World Cup match against Egypt in Vancouver following an impressive draw with Iran.
