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Olympic Games Paris 2024 on Sky
Sky is your ticket to the streets of Paris! We’re bringing Kiwis live event action and studio coverage showcasing the most exciting sporting moments from across the Olympic Games, direct from Paris 2024.
Sky’s coverage of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 brings you 12 dedicated channels across 32 sports, including athletics, gymnastics, swimming, cycling, rugby, rowing and more!
We have close to 200 Kiwis competing for Olympic glory in Paris – experience every moment of the Olympic Games with Sky.
Sky’s coverage of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 brings you 12 dedicated channels across 32 sports, including athletics, gymnastics, swimming, cycling, rugby, rowing and more!
We have close to 200 Kiwis competing for Olympic glory in Paris – experience every moment of the Olympic Games with Sky.
The New Zealand Olympic Committee, Te Taura Whiri i Te Reo Māori, and Rangiata Sky are proud to present this new taonga for everyone wanting to champion te reo and support our New Zealand Team at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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Dame Lisa Carrington
New Zealand's most decorated Olympian is back for Paris 2024. Dame Lisa already has a total medal tally of six - five of which are gold, and has her eyes on more hardware.
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Zoe Hobbs
Zoe is the fastest Kiwi woman in New Zealand history and will be the first female New Zealander to compete in the 100m at the Olympic Games in nearly 50 years.
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Hayden Wilde
Hayden is now a constant presence among the world's best at big events. He claimed bronze in Tokyo, a world championship title in the same year and a controversial silver at the Commonwealth Games last year. This year, he'll be coming for the gold.
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David Liti
David is set to compete in his second Olympic Games in Paris. After he took home gold and silver medals from the last two Commonwealth Games he'll be looking to build on his fifth-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Caeleb Dressel
Caeleb is a sprint specialist often compared to Michael Phelps. At Tokyo 2020, he became just the fifth swimmer to win five gold medals at a single Olympics and he'll be looking to add more to his collection in Paris.
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Simone Biles
One of the greatest gymnasts in the history of the sport, Simone Biles will be looking to make a strong return for her third Olympics. She made headlines at Tokyo 2020 where she raised awareness of mental health issues and the pressures placed on athletes after she withdrew from a number of events.
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Sha'Carri Richardson
Having missed out on Tokyo 2020 through suspension, the sprinter will be one of Team USA's flagship names after winning three medals at the World Championships last year. She will firmly among the favourites to pick up at least one medal when she takes to the track.
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Yuto Horigome
Yuto Horigome began skateboarding as a toddler, made history in Tokyo 2020, becoming the first-ever Olympic gold medalist in the men's street skateboarding event. This year he'll be competing under the Eiffel Tower and looking for another gold.