Joseph Romanos

Valerie Adams at Daegu; rowing medals from the World Champs and; why is veryone picking on SBW? Audio

In today's lineup: David Tua; The naming of the All Blacks team; Changing times of Golf. Audio

The Bledisloe Cup, more on the Tiger Williams fallout, and Marina Erakovich's rapid progress up the tennis rankings. Audio

Turning back the clock on tests, triumphs and turnarounds with sports writer Joseph Romanos talks about when the game goes on regardless of snowstorm, hail, gales, hurricane. Audio

The split between Tiger Woods and his New Zealand caddy Steve Williams and reflections on the 30 years since the controversial Springbok rugby tour. Audio

The Netball World Champs, the British Golf Open next week and the White Ferns draw with Mexico in the World Cup. Audio

The new cricket captian selection process and Wimbledon tennis. Audio

Joseph Romanos on winter sports and NZ's history in the Winter Olympics, which started in a rather piecemeal fashion in 1952. Audio

The latest controversy over cyclist Lance Armstrong. Audio

It's a big anniversary for athletics and particularly for the mile. Audio

Joseph and Bryan discuss sporting stars that have represented more than one country in their respective sports code and the occasion of changeing both country and code. Audio

Joseph shares his thoughts on the Breakers victory last night, and Graham Henry's hypocrisy criticising players for going overseas for money. Audio

Joseph discusses the US Masters golf, basketball, and who'll be the next New Zealand cricket captain. Audio

Joseph looks at the end of Australia's reign at the cricket world cup, and what the Black Caps chances are of attaining the sliver spot. He'll also discuss players' right to criticise match officials.

Sports writer Joseph Romanos looks back on the history of cricket world cups. Audio

Joseph Romanos discusses the potential impact of the Canterbury earthquake on the Rugby World Cup and Ross Taylor's innings in the Cricket World Cup match against Pakistan. Audio

A look at key events in the world of New Zealand sport. Audio

Sports writer Joseph Romanos with his favorite sporting venues. Audio

Looks at the Australian Open - does the downfall of both Nadal and Federer signal the end of an era? Also dissects some recent, and now infamous, comments by a couple of British soccer commentators. Audio

Joseph Romanos comments on the year of sport. Audio