Barefoot Waterski Champs held down under
The World Barefoot Waterski Championships are underway in Otaki this week. More than 110 skiers are competing from 12 countries, including China for the first time.
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The World Barefoot Waterski Championships are underway in Otaki this week. More than 110 skiers are competing from 12 countries, including China for the first time.
Win a Smashfest Volvo, with Sports Tonight
Sports Tonight, in association with Sims Pacific Metals, are giving away a Volvo, to compete at Smashfest 2010 this Easter.
Plays of the Week: Friday, March 19, 2010
The best in sporting action, it's Sports Tonight's Plays of the Week.
Mealamu's 100th match a victorious one
A second half blitz from the Blues was just enough to see them home 39-34 against the Brumbies.
Mascalzone beats Artemis 2-1
Mascalzone Latino of Italy beat Sweden's Artemis 2-1 in a best-of-three race series Friday.
Azzurra gets first win in Louis Vuitton
Dean Barkerâs vengeful plan was working a treat on Azzurra.
Cameron focuses on Wellington fight after Hopoate farce
Both camps agreed Hopoate's early disqualification was unfair.
Clarke shakes off horror tour to punish NZ
Australia's vice-captain Michael Clarke put a horror fortnight behind him, scoring his 14th test century to wrest control of the first cricket test away from New Zealand here today.
Preview of the weekend's Super 14 action
Round six of the Super 14 kicks off tonight, with what should be a belter at Eden Park â the Blues against the Brumbies.
Manuell jumps ship to Ford ahead of weekend's race
They don't race until Sunday, but already there's been one major change to the New Zealand V8 grid in Taupo.
Willis' best not enough to beat Australian flyer
Olympic silver medallist Nick Willis has had a reality check ahead of this year's Commonwealth Games.
Live Updates: Black Caps take early wicket
Brent Arnel takes wicket of Hughes in his first over in test cricket.
Superbike school arrives in NZ
The world-renowned California Superbike School has finally arrived in New Zealand, holding clinics at the new Hampton Downs circuit.
Long time between drinks for the Black Caps
It's been far too long - 17 years - since the Black Caps beat Australia in a test match. Relive the glory days of 1993 with highlights of that fateful match.
Aussie star too strong for Willis
New Zealand's 1500 metre Olympic silver medallist Nick Willis had to bow again to the superior form of rising Australian track star Jeff Risely.
Cameron victorious after Hopoate disqualified
The referee disqualified Hopoate for wrestling, but the Cameron camp are already talking about a rematch.
Gurney to attempt world kite buggy speed record
Multi-sport legend Steve Gurney is off on another madcap adventure.
Arnel set for test call-up
New Zealand cricket captain Daniel Vettori has hinted at a debut for Northern Districts seamer Brent Arnel in tomorrow's first test against Australia here.
Minoprio looking to defend world match racing title
Adam Minoprio reckons he'd be quite comfortable at the helm of an America's Cup yacht.
John Terry knocks down Chelsea security man while driving
Chelsea said that Terry's car was surrounded by photographers.
Youngest ever selected for Australian swim team
A 14-year-old Brisbane school girl has taken Australian swimming by storm.

Gordon Campbell: Putting The SAS Back Into Afghanistan
Who has stolen John Key’s brain? The Prime Minister who only a couple of months ago was demanding to see a viable exit strategy before he would put New Zealand combat troops back into Afghanistan, has been replaced by a John Key impersonator for whom the vaguest of goals – combatting global terrorism – now seems like a darn good reason for doing so. More >>