'It still hasn't sunk in' - Nico Porteous earns another Kiwi gold
Kiwi freeskier Nico Porteous has defended his title and won the men's ski superpipe gold medal at the 2022 Aspen X Games.
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'Deeply disappointed' Masters Games won't go ahead in red
'Deeply disappointed' Masters Games won't go ahead in red
The New Zealand Masters Games in Dunedin have been cancelled.
'Stoked' Sadowski-Synnott claims another X Games gold
'Stoked' Sadowski-Synnott claims another X Games gold
Wanaka snowboarding sensation Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has continued her golden run in Aspen after claiming her second X Games gold medal this time in the big air discipline.
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott wins historic X Games gold medal
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott wins historic X Games gold medal
Wanaka snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has added yet another medal to her expansive collection, winning gold today at the prestigious, invite only X Games women's snowboard slopestyle in Aspen.
Wanaka biathlete latest to be named to Olympics team
Wanaka biathlete latest to be named to Olympics team
Lake Hawea biathlete Campbell Wright (19) says his selection to New Zealand Team for Beijing 2022 is a "not just a win for me but a win for the whole New Zealand biathlon community".
Chignell happy with run at home ground
Chignell happy with run at home ground
Oli Chignell’s homecoming race may not have yielded a time of any significance.
The last word
The last word
The Commonwealth Games. Discuss.
Former junior champion taking the plunge again
Former junior champion taking the plunge again
Diving was a big part of pushing Katrina Bryant to become a physiotherapist.
Michael raring to show what he can do
Michael raring to show what he can do
Ice speed skater Peter Michael is itching to get back into his New Zealand race suit after being named to compete at his second Winter Olympic Games.
Warning Winter Games app has security flaws
Warning Winter Games app has security flaws
A smartphone app that is mandatory for all attendees at the Beijing Winter Olympics contains security flaws that makes it vulnerable to privacy breaches and hackers, a Canadian report says.
Graham paying homage to original race in 1983
Graham paying homage to original race in 1983
Matty Graham could be just another competitor in the Coast to Coast next month — if you do not look too closely at his equipment. He tells Marjorie Cook why
he is going old school for the great race.
Wilde taking on under-19s for charity
Wilde taking on under-19s for charity
Six Olympians will be among 40 top triathletes duking it out in the Twilight Challenge sprint street race in Wanaka on February 18.
Another blistering performance from Robinson ahead of Olympics
Another blistering performance from Robinson ahead of Olympics
Otago skier Alice Robinson has enhanced her growing reputation as a threat to the world's best speed skiers with another sensational result in her second discipline, Super G.
Top titles to Taranaki pair at national championships
Top titles to Taranaki pair at national championships
Paige Hareb and Daniel Farr both claimed their first premier titles to make it a Taranaki double at the New Zealand National Surfing Championships on the West Coast on Saturday.
Stairmand continues to impress as he chases ninth national title
Stairmand continues to impress as he chases ninth national title
Eight-time champion Billy Stairmand has continued his impressive run at the national championships near Westport.
What might 2022 hold in store for sport?
What might 2022 hold in store for sport?
Sports editor Hayden Meikle is a glutton for punishment — but he has been here before. Time to look deep into the crystal ball to see what will definitely (almost certainly won’t) happen in the sporting world in 2022.
Peeters back in the South, but looking to the north
Peeters back in the South, but looking to the north
Tori Peeters has an eye on making it to Birmingham and Oregon later this year.
Five Otago athletes among Halberg Award finalists
Five Otago athletes among Halberg Award finalists
Five Otago athletes were among the Halberg Award finalists named yesterday.
Women have a swell time on opening day
Women have a swell time on opening day
A rise in swell provided a challenge for surfers on the opening day of the New Zealand championships near Westport on Tuesday.
Race part of Lines’ journey to new life
Race part of Lines’ journey to new life
Nigel Lines called himself a "teletubby" when he lined up for the two-day section of the Coast to Coast in 2018 weighing 136kg.