Expert punter Guy Heveldt breaks down where to put your money for this afternoon's race.
Chris Waller's efforts eclipse that of Steve Hansen, writes Guy Heveldt.
Michael Pitman will get to watch Savvy Coup run the Cox Plate.
Voke has climbed an incredible 1600 places in the world rankings in the past year to sit 328th in the world.
Michael Pitman is nine wins short of 1500 in his career.
NZ Rugby hope the event will send a message to World Rugby.
The newly-unveiled Auckland Tuatara are confident they have a top roster and staff.
Just four players have returned to the Kiwi club from last year.
Western Springs continues to look more desirable.
Fox says he'll be happy if he emulates half of what the 2005 champ did.
When Mike Hesson unceremoniously took the captaincy from Ross Taylor and gave it to Brendon McCullum I thought "what is he doing? This guy has no idea," writes 1 NEWS sports reporter Guy Heveldt.
The back-to-back NZ Cup winner has won nearly four million dollars in stakes.
Brown leads the Tauranga Open after blitzing the course in an 11-under round of 59.
Familiar faces headline the 33-strong contingent for the Gold Coast in April.
Eliza McCartney and Joseph Millar made an appearance at the Colgate Games in Auckland.
In nine Tests at the Hamilton ground Taylor averages nearly 49.
The veteran seamer is set to play in NZ's second Test in Hamilton.
Munro got the better of Ben Stokes, with his century lifting Auckland to victory.
The team face two tough matches after several players featured for the Tall Blacks.
Heveldt gives his verdict on the favourites and the best outsiders for a flutter.
An Aussie trainer has warned that they may stop bring horses across to our shores.
Ko said she is primed and ready to break her title drought at the new Windross Farm Golf Club in Auckland.
Brooke Henderson shared the course with the rising Kiwi talents before the tournament begins on Thursday.
The Kiwi number one has played an instrumental role in this week's tournament.
The Kiwi number one hasn't won a tournament for over a year.
The age of Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray is coming to an end , writes Guy Heveldt.
The Kiwi NBA star's inaugural event at Windross Farm raised funds for the Sports Pathways Trust.
Adams is hosting his own golf charity event tomorrow, with the ABs World Cup hero accepting a special invite.
Some of the best golfers in the world will grace our shores for the inaugural tournament.
The 11-year-old Aucklander dreams of one day winning the Masters.