Sport NZ has launched a two-year partnership with Variety - the Children’s Charity - aimed at enabling tamariki and rangatahi (young people 4 to 18 years)

Women in Sport Aotearoa announced they are disappointed to announce ‘Women You Can Bank On’ Dunedin postponed

On 7 December 2020 it was confirmed that due to COVID-19, Rowing NZ did not intend to send athletes to compete at international regattas throughout 2021, excluding the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta and the Tokyo Olympic Games.

New Zealand’s athletes, sports fans and youth are just some of the parties set to benefit if Brisbane’s bid for the 2032 Olympic Games is successful.

The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has welcomed this morning’s announcement that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) will enter into “

Waikato Rowing Club were awarded both the Centennial Scull (top Club in sculling events) and Centennial Oar (top Club in all events)

Serene conditions at Lake Ruataniwha greeted athletes on the second day of racing at the Rocket Foods New Zealand Rowing Championships.

It has been a long time without races for Paddle Australia’s Olympic and Paralympic canoe sprint paddlers, but Paddle Queensland’s Canoe Sprint State Championships on the weekend (Saturday, 6 February) provided the racing opportunity everybody has be

Queen of the Harbour Rachel Clarke is swapping the salty sea for the crystal-clear rapids of the Waimakariri River in next month’s Kathmandu Coast to Coast.

Dom Harvey and Ben Fouhy will be supporting youth at this year’s Kathmandu Coast to Coast