Fencer competed at Olympics while seven months pregnant
Egyptian fencer Nada Hafez competed at the Paris Olympics while seven months pregnant.
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All the action you may have missed from day three of the Paris Olympics 2024.
Will McKenzie on his Olympic performance so far
Isaac McHardie and Will McKenzie secured their first victory in a race off the coast of Marseille, southern France, on Sunday, and then went on to win two additional races.
The best and worst of the Olympics so far
What has stood out on the opening three days in Paris.
Kiwis lose first round doubles match
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Olympics 2024: Would you swim in the Seine?
Chereè Kinnear takes to the streets of Paris as worry mounts over the River Seine’s water quality. Video / Chereè Kinnear
'Good for the game': Cama wants All Blacks to follow Dupont's lead
It's been an ongoing debate since sevens was introduced to the Olympics in 2016.
'Heartbroken' Sam Gaze suffers more Olympic misfortune
A 'horrible, terrible, not good enough' start has seen the Kiwi remain without a medal.
Olympics commentator removed after sexist remark
A veteran broadcaster has been dismissed for his comments.
Revealed: Why Fifa didn't award points to Football Ferns after Dronegate
Fifa have handed down one of the most severe penalties possible to Canada.
Olympics 2024: New Zealand's best medal hopes on day three
Mountain biker Sam Gaze leads New Zealand's hopes early on Tuesday morning.
Simone Biles, after an injury scare with a packed house, has an ‘amazing’ day
Despite calf pain, Simone Biles dominates women's gymnastics in Paris.
'I'm a better swimmer than that': Clareburt wonders where it went wrong
Medal hopeful Lewis Clareburt cut a disconsolate figure moments after touching the wall.
Fast-moving friendship: Blyde's idol cheers Kiwi star's try-scoring record
The Olympic sevens star's joy sparked a viral moment with a sprint queen.
Watch: Man in colourful budgie smugglers dives into the Olympic pool
Team USA’s Emma Webber had lost her cap, which needed to be retrieved for the next start.
What’s in the box? Olympics podium question everyone is asking
Podium finishers get a medal and a couple of other gifts.
Clareburt can't end long Kiwi drought in the pool
New Zealand’s long wait for an Olympic swimming medal is set to go on.
While you were sleeping day two: Kiwis short of medals again
All the action from overnight at the Paris Olympics.
Dutch admit: ‘We are protecting a convicted child rapist’ at Paris Olympics
Steven van de Velde was ushered away from the press after being roundly booed on court.
Antoine the Great: How Dupont inspired French sevens success
This final will go down in Olympic history as one of those unique moments.
Hayden Wilde on preparing for the Paris Games
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Fairweather all but forgotten in 'race the world is watching'
The Kiwi wasn't out of place in the 400 free final but almost an afterthought to her foes.
Backlash after Olympics ceremony drag queens parody The Last Supper
Right-wing politicians and Elon Musk are among critics of the scene.
Swift but insufficient: NZ Football speaks out after Canada penalised
New Zealand Football responds to drone scandal with disappointment.
Aussie offers fan chance to play in Djokovic thrashing
Matt Ebden couldn’t help smiling in a rare singles appearance.
Heart attack kills Samoan boxing coach at Olympics Village
According to reports in Samoan media, he died on Friday while at the Olympic Village.
Olympics While You Were Sleeping: Rowers start strong, Fairweather misses bronze
All the action you may have missed from day one of the Paris Olympics 2024.
First look: Athletes’ condoms tell users to ensure they have consent
Packaging urges consent and reminds competitors of dangers of STDs.
Canada hit with six-point deduction over spying scandal
Canada have lost the points they won against New Zealand.