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Details including teams, season length and broadcast deals remain unresolved.

About 400 marchers will gather in Napier for a major leisure marching event.

Charlisse Leger-Walker will play front of Kiwi fans during the WNBA off-season.

'You can longboard anywhere, in any conditions.'

Twelve New Zealanders, including 10 Silver Ferns, set to play in Suncorp Super Netball.

Rybakina can take the top ranking if she reaches the semi-finals.

Coach Nerida Stewart admits the Sirens faced competition in signing the Kiwi superstar.

'Violence against women is unacceptable and should never be trivialised,' Callaway said.

ANALYSIS: Most opening-round games won't be broadcast, limiting access to women’s rugby.

Grace Nweke and Amelia Walmsley have found new homes. Nweke gets a three-year deal.

The Steel have lost three Silver Ferns and might lose their coach too.

Olympic champion Alicia Hoskin rebuilds her paddling career after rib surgery.

The 21-year-old US figure skater said she needs time to improve her artistry.

Callaway CEO Chip Brewer apologised after signing off on the controversial advert.

Maddy Gordon is calling for format expansion and pay parity with overseas leagues.

The world No 9 is the first confirmed player for the 2027 tournament.

Sam Collett has been one of New Zealand's top jockeys since returning from Australia.

OPINION: Let’s celebrate coaching as an integral part of enabling our athletes to succeed.

The Roosters ran in 12 tries as they scored the most points ever in a NRLW match.

The Black Ferns were ruthless, scoring 10 tries in their first test since April.

The Black Ferns were relentless as they kicked off the end-of-year schedule with a win.

'I think it was just a good opportunity to be in a different position on the field.'

Coverage of women’s sport has stalled at about 26%, a Sport NZ report finds.

The midcourter joins former Silver Ferns captain Ameliaranne Ekenasio in Perth.

'Being in the front row is probably, in my opinion, the hardest position in the team.'

Football Ferns great Abby Erceg returns home to seek A-League glory with the Phoenix.

The goal attack joins New Zealand skipper Karin Burger at the Lightning.

The test is the first of eight the Black Ferns will play in their end-of-year schedule.

Nine Wellington Phoenix players are included, with Pia Vlok among the squad.