Greenpeace is calling foul on NZ Rugby’s decision to sign a sponsorship deal with the oil and plastic polluting petrochemical giant INEOS.

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck will finish his Vodafone Warriors career this week to enable him to return home before the Government completely pauses its Covid-19 travel bubble with Australia for at least eight weeks.

Hayden Wilde from Whakatane shone at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games today winning a Bronze medal in the Men’s Individual Race and securing New Zealand’s first medal of the Games.

A busy Hamilton nan with a passion for working alongside people who have an intellectual disability (ID) or learning challenge, is making moves as a Special Olympics coach while also studying towards a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Physiology at Wintec.

The North Island Masters’ Short Course Championship event held recently at the Coastlands Aquatic Centre resulted in two world records being set by Robyn Crotty of Christchurch, reports the Kāpiti Coast District Council.

Wellingtonian swimmer Lewis Clareburt set the Tokyo Olympic pool abuzz tonight with a sizzling personal best in his 400m individual medley heat.

Clareburt recorded 4min 09.49s to qualify second fastest for tomorrow’s final behind Australian Brendan Smith (4min 09.27s) for the final.

New Zealand Rugby (NZR) is working with Rugby Australia (RA) and Sanzaar to evaluate the options around The Bledisloe Cup Series and The Rugby Championship following the New Zealand Government’s decision to pause the trans-Tasman travel bubble today.

The Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) and New Zealand Rugby League (NZRL) today informed the International Rugby League (IRL) and Rugby League World Cup (RLWC) organisers that Australia and New Zealand will not compete in a 2021 World Cup because of player welfare and safety concerns.

NZTR is delighted to announce the appointment of Bruce Sharrock to the newly created role of Chief Operating Officer (COO).

The appointment comes following a robust process to determine the right candidate from a field of strong contenders said NZTR CEO Bernard Saundry.

Cycling New Zealand is pleased to announce Torpedo7 as the naming sponsor for the UCI Mountain Bike World Championship team for the next two years.