Stories by Barry Guy

Olympian Nicole van der Kaay is bringing back the fun in 2025. Audio

A highly-contested Sportswoman of the Year category should produce the supreme winner, writes Barry Guy. Audio

The shot put star admits 2025 is going to be different for him but nothing has changed as far as his ambitions are concerned.

Queenstown skier Alice Robinson admits she's probably been a bit braver this season, hoping that will help her at the World Championships in Austria.

New Hurricanes lock Zach Gallagher thought long and hard about leaving the Crusaders and moving north.

An achilles injury wrecked his build-up to the Paris Olympics but it's been smooth sailing this summer for the middle distance runner.

Wellington Phoenix striker Kosta Barbarouses is a goal scorer and he has the swagger to go with it.

Olympic high jump champion Hamish Kerr admits it's time to move on from his Paris success.

Opening batter Georgia Plimmer has been sidelined for the last six weeks with a stress fracture in her hip.

The former sparring partners will square off for the IBF and The Ring cruiserweight belts on the Gold Coast on Wednesday.

The New Zealand driver admits the last few days have been surreal since finding out that he'll be driving alongside world champion Max Verstappen next year. Audio

Teenage Southland motorcyclist Cormac Buchanan has had to grow up quickly over the last couple of years and even more responsibility will fall on his young shoulders in 2025.

The Kiwi is considered the leading contender to replace him in 2025.

Another century on his most successful ground has propelled New Zealand into a dominant position heading into the fourth day of the final test against England.

The triathlete is to step back from the Olympic distance to refresh himself for another tilt at a gold.

For one athlete a lot has changed since she was meant to compete in the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Taupō.

New Zealand driver Liam Lawson had a busy day at the Formula 1 post season test in Abu Dhabi.

The New Zealander believes he's done all he can and now it is up to others to decide his fate.

New Zealand driver Liam Lawson hopes to know something about his Formula 1 future by next week.

There is still no place for opening batter Will Young, who was the player of the series on the recent tour of India.

Black Caps assistant coach Jacob Oram believes a balance needs to be found over slow over rates in test cricket.

The last Test at the Basin Reserve shocked many and if the wicket looks similar for this week's Test against England, Black Caps bowler Mitchell Santner is ready to be a part of it.

Liam Lawson's future in Formula 1 could become a little clearer this week with the possibility of an announcement about Red Bull driver Sergio Perez's plans.

Winning anywhere in the world is key for the Black Caps as they prepare to take on England in a three-Test series starting at Hagley Oval in Christchurch today.

Boxing New Zealand is hoping to have an Oceania confederation under the new World Boxing umbrella up and running soon.