Sport
Get all the latest sports news from New Zealand and around the globe with TP+. From rugby and cricket to football, tennis, and more, we’ve got the breaking stories, match highlights, and moments that Kiwi sports fans care about. Whether it’s Super Rugby showdowns, Black Caps heroics, or big international tournaments, you’ll find it here.
But it’s not just about the scores—we’re here for the stories behind the games. Read about the journeys of New Zealand’s top athletes, up-and-coming talents, and local legends who are making an impact. From grassroots events to world-stage competitions, we shine a light on the passion and hard work that make Kiwi sports so special.
So whether you’re a die-hard supporter or just keeping an eye on the latest updates, TP+ is your go-to for fresh insights, engaging commentary, and all the action as it happens. Dive in and join the conversation about everything that makes sport in New Zealand so exciting.
Alofa Tunoa Ta'amu is the first player of Samoan heritage to be drafted into the North American National Hockey League (NHL).
Christina Persico of RNZ Samoa has a gold medal at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games after 18-year-old weightlifter Seine Stowers won the women’s 77kg category overnight. She
Iliesa Tora of RNZ Nauru has a second medal at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, adding to the Pacific Islands medal haul at the event. Femily-Crystie
Powerful Moana Pasifika Number eight Semisi Tupou Ta'eiloa and championship-winning Hurricanes prop Siale Lauaki have been added to the 44-man All Blacks squad to tour
FAQ's
We cover a wide range of sports, including rugby, cricket, football, tennis, and more, with a focus on Kiwi athletes and teams.
Yes, we bring you key updates from global sporting events, including tournaments and competitions featuring New Zealand athletes.
Absolutely! We highlight emerging talent and community sports stories from across New Zealand, celebrating the heart of Kiwi sports culture.
Our sports section is updated regularly with breaking news, match highlights, and exclusive features, ensuring you’re always in the loop.
Yes, we are committed to showcasing women’s sports and the achievements of female athletes across New Zealand and internationally.
Of course! We welcome suggestions and ideas. Feel free to contact us through our website or social media channels with your recommendations.
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