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This week's stories feature action from college sport and a spotlight on our Olympic Sevens teams.

Sport and Recreation Minister Jonathan Coleman says a new high profile public awareness campaign aims to encourage people to make healthy lifestyle changes to tackle obesity.

People of New Zealand Sport: Kenny McFadden

From growing up in Michigan with NBA superstar Magic Johnson to inspiring future basketball stars in New Zealand, Kenny McFadden tells 爆料社区 about his sport story.

Peter Burling and Blair Tuke are on top of the sailing world after being announced ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year for 2015 at a ceremony in China after a remarkable year of sailing achievements.

New Zealand cycling great Sarah Ulmer has been appointed the official ambassador for the UCI Track World Cup in Cambridge.

Southland will host the five-day 2016 New Zealand Gymsports Championships next year, bringing an influx of the country's top competitors to the province for the first time.

An international water sports competition hosted in New Zealand will get $1.2m in government funding. In the Ultimate Waterman competition, athletes compete in various on-water disciplines including surfing, stand-up paddleboarding and waka-ama.

Phoebe Edwards was rewarded for her dominance across a number of athletics events by being crowned female Sportsperson of the Year at the College Sport Wellington awards.

Nine-year-old Hadley McDougall will have plenty of competition this weekend when he attempts to defend his title at the Peak Trail Blazer in Hawke's Bay.

Olympic Sevens Spotlight

With All Blacks stars like Sonny Bill Williams and Liam Messam expected to compete for the All Blacks Sevens side in Rio, it is a lesser known name who will likely lead the side.

Strength in numbers is a central chapter in the incredible success story of the New Zealand Women's Sevens team.