Jeff Cheshire

One through, one more to come.

If Liverpool was in the spotlight, perhaps you could say Dunedin was the backstage of the Silver Ferns' victory.

In the end there were just too many positives for Paul O'Reilly to leave.

When the Caversham attack got going there was no slowing it down.

The Stampede has shown it can grind out the tight ones in thrilling fashion.

A better start and then close out the game.

Juliette Lequeux's desire to travel has helped her on to rowing's world stage.

Erika Fairweather seems by the day to be becoming a bigger fish in swimming's biggest pool.

Shannon Saunders may get a little more praise than usual at work today.

It has been a frustrating season, but the Dunedin Thunder is after a strong finish.

A seventh consecutive win has taken the South Pac Magic to a top-of-the-table finish.

Europe has already served up some fast times for two Dunedin runners.

Seven became eight for both the South's ice hockey teams on Saturday.

The defending champions have shown last year's upsets were no fluke.

Erika Fairweather now knows what it is like to race against the best.

A tough round of travel is in store for Dunedin sides in the Southern Football League.

Parker Evans-Campbell is glad to have found his touch.

As the National Basketball League final four tips off in Christchurch today, Jeff Cheshire looks at how the matches might play out.

The Silver Ferns can win the World Cup.

The chance to take a risk drew Justin Ludlow to Basketball Otago.