There’s sport. Then there’s this.
Some of it’s already been played. Some of it’s still to come. From the sports that fill the stands to the ones that deserve a few more eyes on them, have a look around. You might find your new favourite.
From the big stage to the local court. If it's happening in Kiwi sport, there's a place for it on KSN.
Some of it’s already been played. Some of it’s still to come. From the sports that fill the stands to the ones that deserve a few more eyes on them, have a look around. You might find your new favourite.
KSN brought the Trans-Tasman rivalry indoors, streaming selected matches as New Zealand and Australia went head-to-head in indoor cricket.
The matches are finished. The highlights are ready. Big hits, tight moments and the bits that deserve another look. Get stuck in.
Relive the Trans-Tasman action ↗
We’re backing Karori Cricket Club for the 2026/27 season. What we cover and how you can watch is still being locked in. Fixtures and viewing links will land here once they’re confirmed. We’ll let you know when there’s cricket to grab a cold one for.
Keep posted by following KSN on YouTube. If you’re at the ground, make some noise. The rest, we’ll sort in good time.
Follow KSN on YouTube ↗The 2026 Pump Track National Championships roll into Postgate Park on Saturday 21 November. Head to Whitby and watch the racing in person.
KSN will share coverage from the championships here. Event timings and the programme are still to be confirmed, so check the official event page before you head out.
From the sports you don’t see on the six o’clock news to Kiwi athletes making their mark overseas. If there’s a good sporting story to tell, we’ll find it. Even if the Kiwi connection takes a bit of digging.
Across nine events, the 2026 National Champion of Champions series ran more than 360 matches. The estimated tally: 75,608 bowls delivered and over 1,100 kilometres walked. That is a lot of lawn covered.
Read at Bowls New ZealandNew Zealand's U20 men's team reached its first World Junior Ultimate Championship semi-final and finished fourth. The women's team picked up the Spirit of the Game award. A first semi-final, and a team award worth having.
Read the storyNew Zealand's U24 women and men both won world titles at the underwater hockey championships in Turkey. The U19 women took silver, and the U19 men finished fourth. Not your usual day at the pool.
Read at Dive PacificWhen we back a club, you’ll know about it. We’re not pretending to be neutral in the stands. We’re here to give Kiwi sport proper coverage, get more eyes on the athletes and events worth watching, and have a bit of fun doing it. Our loyalties are no secret. Neither is the action.


Players put in the hours, coaches lose their voices, and volunteers somehow end up running an entire club between work and dinner. Clubs make sport happen. We make sure more people see it. Fair’s fair.


We bring the big moments to life, give the action the attention it deserves, and make sure the replays are worth more than a quick look at the score.


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The clubs we back. They play. We make some noise.



If you run a club or event and want more people watching, or you’re a brand keen to back New Zealand sport, talk to us. We can figure out coverage, sponsorship or advertising without the sales pitch theatre.
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