Paris is abuzz as thousands arrive for the Games - but it isn`t just the athletes who are generating excitement. Read...

Viewers are being told to expect an atypical ceremony that `shows the best of France`. Read...

For her final Olympics Luuka Jones wants `to turn up to Paris leaving no stone unturned`. Read...

The flashy events don`t just kick off the games - they tell fresh stories about the host city and country and set new creative standards. Read...

The Paris 2024 games officially get underway this morning with the opening ceremony along the River Seine. Read...

It’s been a long time coming! Microsoft is finally keen to improve integration between Windows 11 computers and Android phones. If you hate transferring files between the two, there’s good news ahead. Microsoft has started beta testing a new feature that lets you “see your Android phone in File Explorer” and “wirelessly browse through all your folders and files, including media that is on your Android phone.” Microsoft Microsoft Microsoft Not only will you be able to view what’s on your phone, but you’ll also be able to move, copy, delete, rename, and even open directly without first bringing files and folders over to your PC. The best part is that you won’t even need a USB cable for this. You can access your Android phone wirelessly, which is fantastic news for anyone who needs to work with their phone via Windows regularly. In order for this to work: Your phone needs to be running Android 11 or later. Your phone needs the beta version of the Link to Windows app that’s available on the Google Play Store. Your PC needs to be running Windows 11. As of right now, this feature is only rolling out to those who are in the Windows Insider Program, but is available to all Insider Channels. Microsoft Microsoft Microsoft Once registered for Windows Insider and opted into any Insider Channel, you can enable this feature by going to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Mobile Devices and choosing Manage devices, then allowing your PC to access your Android phone. After that, you’ll see a toggle in File Explorer to view your phone. If you don’t see the toggle, the feature hasn’t rolled out to you yet. Read...

The appetite has been whetted. Now for the chaos that comes with a smorgasbord of Olympic sports, as Kiwi swim star eyes a day one medal. Read...

US swim legend Katie Ledecky isn’t factoring the Dunedin athlete as a major rival, but the defending world champ is primed for an upset. Read...

The focus of next month’s America’s Cup sailing might be the countdown to the first race, but there’s a more critical countdown that the five challengers daren’t think about. Read...

OPINION: Proposed environmental policy changes are an opportunity to provide Southland solutions to Southland problems, Nicol Horrell says. Read...