Surf Lifeguards around the country are bracing themselves for what could be the busiest lifesaving season on record as New Zealanders face a summer without the option of overseas holidays.

In only her third-ever individual multisport race, Ali Wilson stamped her mark on the McDonald's Whakatane Motu Challenge, taking the women’s individual title in a quick 8 hours 19 minutes.

Surf Life Saving New Zealand (SLSNZ) is calling on Hollywood heavyweight Dwayne Johnson (aka “The Rock”) to talk to Kiwi men about beach safety.

This weekend’s Surf Life Saving New Zealand (SLSNZ) National Pool Rescue Championships are a chance for Surf Lifeguards to test their fitness ahead of what’s expected to be a record-breaking busy season on our nation’s beaches.

Andrew Martin, one of the Nelson region’s most versatile and successful athletes, died in a multi-car crash last Sunday.

Sea2Sky Challenge Christchurch saw over 350 competitors, with Mike Phillips and Julia Tulley winning the Full Challenge Duathlon

Being rewarded as a finalist in the Event of the Year category at the New Zealand Sport and Recreation Awards 2020 is testament to the culture and vibe of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast, according to Race Director Glen Currie.

The XTERRA Jade Mountain VR Duathlons, to be held over five days from August 27-31, are the first of eight virtual races.

The Sports Tribunal has suspended surf life saver John Elsmore for nine months after testing positive for cannabis.

Expects competitors times to be better than ever, with many of the athletes signed up to the 39th Kathmandu Coast to Coast using the time at home during the Covid19 Lockdown to their advantage.