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Whanganui judoka Keightley Watson wins gold

Keightley Watson has won gold in the Hong Kong Asian Cup over the weekend.

Transgender rule 'outdated': Researchers call for radical change

An Otago University study found it unfair for transwomen to compete against other women.

Region's MPs oppose euthanasia, are unlikely to change

Maori oppose euthanasia, Rurawhe says. McKelvie opposed it from start.

Skating success being hindered

Australia's poaching our skating talent as the sport gets frustrated with lack of support.

80 wins and counting: Kiwi boxer strides toward Olympic dream

Double Commonwealth Games gold medallist continues his success on path to Olympic Games.

Tales from the high seas: The day Kiwi No 1 was confronted by pirates

Kiwi sailing star reflects on "when everything you own is in a boat which could sink."

New Zealand sporting greats receive honours at investiture ceremonies

Four big names in NZ sport will be celebrated at investiture ceremonies today.

Rugby's gain? Kiwi sprint star may get too big for Olympics reveals manager

Grounded - fears Fast Eddie Osei-Nketia will be too big to fly.

Semenya says 'hell no' to taking testosterone medication

Semenya has pushed back: "That's an illegal method."

Champion Barbara Kendall an advocate for athletes

Better known for winning Olympic medals, Kendall has been busy working with the IOC.

Kiwi high achievers, history-makers of 2018

Meet our high achieving and history-making Kiwis. Sporting achievement of the year 2018.

IOC eases off support for electronic gaming as Olympic event

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — The International Olympic Committee has slowed its support for recognizing electronic gaming as a sport. After

Carter passed on confidential athlete feedback to Cycling NZ coach

Minister for Sport and Recreation Grant Robertson says findings "deeply disappointing".

'A dream come true': Dame Val's second baby joy

Dame Valerie Adams and husband Gabriel Price are expecting their second child

From Skeleton racer to politician: Ben Sandford on Wada, Russia and doping

Ben Sandford, Olympian, lawyer, Labour candidate on why he didn't quit Wada over Russia.

Bond tests the boundaries of his cycling commitment

Bond will line up at his second time trial world championships on September 26 in Austria.

Blyth Tait reminisces about life as a double world champion

Kiwi rider is about to rekindle golden memories at the World Equestrian Games in the USA.

Sir Mark Todd leads the Burghley Horse Trials

It's a New Zealand one-two at the completion of the dressage.