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Woman charged over Auckland waterfront cycle crash

A driver will face charges after a group of cyclists were struck by a car on Auckland's waterfront a month ago.

Hostel boss gets on his bike to practise what he preaches

Cycling: Godfrey outsprints rivals to make it one for the road

Cycling: I just want to race, says Landis

Research tells commuters: On your bike to lose weight

If New Zealanders increased their cycling to the modest levels of the 1980s, they would burn off annually the amount of energy in 40 million cans of Coke.

Cycling: Bewley makes new Armstrong team

Should disgraced cyclist Floyd Landis be allowed on the Tour of Southland?

Cycling: Disgraced 'Tour' winner to race here

Floyd Landis, stripped of the 2006 Tour de France title after failing a doping test, is to start in the Tour of Southland next month.

Starting at the top

Teenage athletes are expected to woo sponsors, charm the media, build a brand, and manage their money. All that, before they even turn up for practice. Jehan Casinader meets the gutsy young sportspeople who want to win on all fronts

Champion cyclist's bike stolen

Push to lower speed limit after crash

Cyclists will push for a lower speed limit on Tamaki Drive after a young driver ploughed into a pack of riders, critically injuring one.

Cyclist remains in critical condition

Cyclist hit by car critical but stable, says hospital.

What can be done to make cycling in NZ safer?

Cycling advocates are calling for new measures to protect cyclists after yesterday's collision on Auckland's Tamaki Drive.

Cycling: Cheatley 10th at World Champs

Cyclist critical after Tamaki Drive 'carnage'

A female driver "accelerated" into a group of cyclists, says one witness, hospitalising four, one with serious head injuries.

Woman runs stop sign, takes out four cyclists - police

A car that allegedly ran a stop sign on Auckland's Tamaki Drive leaves four cyclists in hospital, one serious.

Cycling: Vennell in 50th place

Cycling: Kiwis off the pace at World Champs