Hold the French fries! Paris Olympics chart a new gastronomic course
New York Times: France tries to revitalise the global image of its cuisine.
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World champion pair to lead Kiwi cycling team in Paris
Aaron Gate and Ellesse Andrews will be hoping to bring home medals on the bike.
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Revealed: Vast number of condoms available at Paris Olympics
Cardboard beds make a return from the Tokyo Games in 2021.
NZ swimming team to split build-up ahead of Games
Swimming NZ was forced into finding a solution that suited its two biggest names.
Man turns himself in after dismembered body found in suitcase under Paris bridge
Paris police make grim discovery after being called to fire under Austerlitz bridge.
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Paris' best neighbourhoods for foodies, where chefs are going all out for the Olympics
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Aussie gymnast switches allegiance to represent NZ at Paris Olympics
The artistic gymnast has switched national allegiance as her mother is a New Zealander.
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Stairmand, Vette named as Kiwi surfing pair for Paris Olympics
The duo will travel to France for their second and first Games respectively.
She's overcome heartbreak. Now she's tackling one of the world's 'most dangerous' waves
Gisborne's Olympic surfer Saffi Vette opens up on life's hard lessons and goals.
Scandalous! Paris waiters accused of double dipping tips in run-up to Olympics
Locals have accused waiters of scamming cafe goers, who aren’t aware of gratuity laws.
Ouwehand to become an Olympian
Ouwehand is one of six athletes who will make their Olympic debuts in Paris.
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World champions Lewis Clareburt, Erika Fairweather lead swimming contingent
Nine swimmers will head to Paris for this year’s Games.
'New chapter in my life': Dame Sophie Pascoe withdraws from Paris Games
New Zealand's most decorated Olympian will not be heading to France.
Kiwi hopeful waiting on Olympic qualification after shattering NZ record
Hazel Ouwenhand bettered the 100m butterfly record at Olympic trials.
Kiwi Kerr fires Olympics warning, defeats Tokyo gold medallist before Paris
The 27-year-old has already won the world indoor title this year.
Star-studded athletics team named for Paris 2024 Olympics
Former medallists and World Indoor champions bolster Kiwi Olympic hopes.
Kingi Tuheitia blesses New Zealand's Olympic kōrowai
The official kākahu for the opening ceremony is handed over.
'Sexualised': Nike's Olympics uniforms leave women cold. Literally
New York Times: 'I hope USATF is paying for the bikini waxes,' wrote one commenter.
France ‘hiding poverty’ in ‘social cleansing’ for Olympics
Authorities accused of sending homeless families more than 400km away.
France is going to be heaving this summer - sidestep the crowds by hitting the water
When Olympic-sized crowds become too much, look for water.
'Hardest time in my life': Kiwi taekwondo champ denied Olympic chance
Eisa Mozhdeh's Olympic dream has been squashed by conflicting messages.
It's called a crookie and it has TikTokers flocking to Paris
Crookie monster: 'It’s totally insane.'
Kiwi Paralympic champion retires on eve of Games
Lisa Adams has decided to call it a day ahead of the Paris Paralympics.
Waikato referee selected for Paris Olympics match officials team
It will be the Hamiltonian's third global tournament.
Five bizarre French laws that could trip up Paris tourists
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On your marks, Garcons, go! Paris holds world's fastest waiter race in Olympic run up
Competitors have a big job ahead: Taking the food orders of millions of Olympic guests.
In Paris, the Olympics clean up their act
New York Times: Organisers of the Games promise to slash greenhouse gas emissions.
Paris could be heading for an Olympic-sized disaster
Games in trouble? Rats, bed bugs, blockaded roads, a transport system on the brink.
'€400 taken in broad daylight': Kiwi falls victim to Paris clipboard scam
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