New Zealand Sports News

The Auckland Aces have announced a 14 man squad for the HRV Cup which kicks off this Sunday against the Wellington Firebirds.

Auckland Cricket announced the final 15 man Aces squad that will take part in the Champions League Twenty20 tournament in India next month.

The Auckland Aces have offered Brad Cachopa the twelfth and final domestic contract for the coming season.

The Auckland Aces have announced eleven of their twelve contracted players for the 2011/12 season.

The Auckland Aces have announced a 14 man squad for the HRV Cup which kicks off this Sunday against the Wellington Firebirds.

The Auckland Aces have made three changes for their first Ford Trophy match with the Wellington Firebirds in Lincoln on Friday.

Auckland Cricket announced the final 15 man Aces squad that will take part in the Champions League Twenty20 tournament in India next month.

The Auckland Aces have offered Brad Cachopa the twelfth and final domestic contract for the coming season.

Newly elected Les Clefs d’Or South Island delegate Fiona Lawson is committed to supporting Christchurch as New Zealand’s gateway to the south, but is having trouble knowing who to back when the Crusaders play the Highlanders.

The Auckland Aces have announced a 22 man training squad to prepare for the Champions League in September.

The Auckland Aces have announced eleven of their twelve contracted players for the 2011/12 season.

After eight years at the helm Auckland Cricket CEO Andrew Eade has made the decision that it's time to move on.

The Auckland Aces will have three New Zealand contracted players to call on this season after the announcement that Martin Guptill, Kyle Mills and Chris Martin were amongst the 20 players named.

Auckland Aces coach Paul Strang can concentrate fully on preparing his side for a Champions League campaign after confirmation that he has been reappointed to the role for a further two years.

Esprit NZ Motor Homes Ltd has just two campervans left for hire for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand in Sept – Oct 2011, announces Esprit owner Matt Danvers.

Rugby fans around the world will be excited about the release of the Glacier Country Rugby Cup competition, which gives individuals and six of their mates the opportunity to win an all inclusive trip to the West Coast of New Zealand, worth $50,000.

With the Rugby World Cup coming up soon in New Zealand, Legend Tours are finding that many of their customers are looking to travel across New Zealand before or after they have been to one or two of the games.

New Zealand Rugby homes company 80 Minute Game Ltd is reporting an increasing demand for rental homes in some parts of Auckland, during Rugby World Cup 2011.

Fernatics, a new New Zealand-based online hub and booking source for sports and events packages has been launched this week.

SubAqua (NZ) Limited, based in Tauranga, is welcoming the opportunity to distribute safe diver training systems from NAUI, the National Association of Underwater Instructors from April 1, 2010.

Children enrolled in the elite survival swimming group 'Aqua-Evolution' are enjoying the success of learning to survive around and in water, as the program enters it second term of 2009.

New World wide innovation from New Zealand physiotherapist for players in contact sports. Unilateral and Bilateral shoulder braces are now a realistic alternative to shoulder surgery thanks to developments by Flawless Motion.

Child numbers in survival swim classes are swelling fast in the wake of the summer drowning toll, and following public interest in the lack of funding for public school swimming pools.

Carbon Art, New Zealand's leading watersports brand, has brought in Mike Coker to develop their brand management and sales lead advancements. His talent for managing business development, and corporate communications make him a valuable addition.

Today there varieties of disciplines in terms of exercise routines deals between them are; anaerobic and aerobic routines, which are in greatest demand at present.

RaboPlus and BikeNZ announced today that RaboPlus is now cycling’s principal sponsorship partner in New Zealand.

A New Zealand office worker is doing the 2007 Karapoti Classic Mountain Bike race, the toughest in the southern hemisphere. Known as "OfficeGuy" he claims "I want to be healthy and fit so I am around for a long time for my kids".