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Keeping it in the family at the Comm Games
Siblings competing together at the highest level of sport is nothing new and perhaps it's no surprise that families can compete together on the World stage.
Can the Phoenix turn it around this season
The Wellington Phoenix have a new coaching staff and new players for the start of the A-League season this weekend, but can the fans expect much of a change with the new season getting under way.
Why would my father support the Lions?
First Person - Ahead of the Lions tour of New Zealand next month, Barry Guy remembers the shock of being 9 years old and realising his father was rooting for the Lions in their 1971 series against the… Video
Olympians expected to dominate Halberg Awards
The Halberg sports award winners will be announced tonight with Olympians expected to dominate the annual awards.
Has SANZAAR lost its advantage over the Northern Hemisphere
Sports Call - The Southern Hemisphere rugby teams normally romp through Europe on the end of year tours, but that's not the case this year, Barry Guy asks if it's a concern.
Tietjens' legacy more than Olympics disappointment
Sports Call - Sir Gordon Tietjens shouldn't be remembered for the All Blacks Sevens' disappointing Rio Olympics, writes Barry Guy. Video
Spotlight turns to success after Rio
Sports Call - Rio will be considered a success for New Zealand but the focus is now shifting to the long-term development of many sports, Barry Guy writes. Video, Audio
Why Val Adams' silver is no disappointment
Sports Call - After winning silver in Rio, Val Adams can still be considered the best in the world - she's just not the Olympic champion any more, writes Barry Guy.
Stars about to dominate Olympic playground
Sports Call - The stars are about to come out in Rio as the best sports people in the world descend on the Brazilian City for the Olympic Games.
Experienced campaigners drive NZ medal hopes
Olympic experience will count for a lot in Rio when New Zealand's medal contenders tackle their respective events.
Men's and Women's Sevens
The New Zealand men's and women's rugby sevens teams will be contenders for medals at the Rio Olympics, but they don't hold the favouritism they once had.
Sailors - Blair Tuke and Peter Burling
New Zealand sailors Blair Tuke and Peter Burling head into Rio as one of the clear favourites for their event, the men's 49er.
OPINION: Which All Black will they pick on next?
OPINION: Who are the opposition going to complain about now Richie McCaw has retired?
We should be excited about the 2016 All Blacks
OPINION: There will be a number of changes, but we should be excited about the 2016 All Blacks.
Penalties almost cost ABs the match
OPINION: It's hard to be critical of a Rugby World Cup semi-final win, but penalties almost cost the All Blacks at Twickenham.
All Blacks shouldn't dwell on their mistakes
OPINION: The All Blacks should feel frustrated after their win over Georgia, but shouldn't dwell on it too much.
A win is a win for the All Blacks
OPINION: The All Blacks avoided a shock in their opening game of the Rugby World Cup and in the end that's all that matters.
What's not to like: ABs injury free hit-out
ANALYSIS: They might not have scored the hundred points many expected but the All Blacks should be happy with their win over Namibia, writes Barry Guy.
What next for Lima Sopoaga?
OPINION: Is there a place for Lima Sopoaga in the All Blacks World Cup squad?
All Blacks face Test of mettle in Jo'burg
OPINION: The World Cup jigsaw will become a little more complete this weekend when the All Blacks play South Africa in Johannesburg, says rugby reporter Barry Guy.
OPINION: Super final expected
Who's going to win their maiden Super Rugby title? Radio New Zealand's Rugby Editor Barry Guy previews tonight's final.
What's up with Hurricanes' fans?
OPINION: Radio New Zealand's rugby reporter Barry Guy says Hurricanes fans aren't making the most of their side's form in Super Rugby.
No Cruden, no worries
The All Blacks will be fine without first-five Aaron Cruden at this year's World Cup in England, writes RNZ rugby reporter Barry Guy.