Rugby: Bradshaw latest to resign from Highlanders board
Rugby: Bradshaw latest to resign from Highlanders board
Angus Bradshaw has resigned as from the Highlanders board, the fifth member of the board to leave in the past year.
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Rugby: Highlanders keen for hot conditions in Suva
Rugby: Highlanders keen for hot conditions in Suva
The Highlanders will be wanting it hot for today's match against a Suva President's XV in Lautoka.
Golf: Australians Parry, Lonard head NZ Open field
Golf: Australians Parry, Lonard head NZ Open field
Top Australians Craig Parry and Peter Lonard highlight the field for the New Zealand Open, though for the second year in a row the defending champion is not returning.
Rugby: Mullins four seasons as North Otago coach over
Rugby: Mullins four seasons as North Otago coach over
Mike Mullins has been dumped as North Otago coach, and Barry Matthews floated as a possible replacement.
Rugby: Changes aimed at making game flow
Rugby: Changes aimed at making game flow
New interpretations of rules should hopefully make the game more entertaining, acting Sanzar referee manager Lyndon Bray says.
Rugby: Highlanders show promise in hit-out
Rugby: Highlanders show promise in hit-out
As a start, most, if not all, Highlanders fans would take it.
Rugby: Match about more than scoreboard for both sides
Rugby: Match about more than scoreboard for both sides
It will be more about what happens on the field than what happens on the scoreboard in today's pre-season warm-up match between the Highlanders and the Chiefs at Carisbrook.
Football: Big decision ahead for NZ U-20 representative
Football: Big decision ahead for NZ U-20 representative
Dunedin youngster Elise Mamanu-Gray has a big year ahead of her after overcoming a disappointment which nearly saw her quit the sport.
Rugby: Highlanders to get valuable game time in warm-up
Rugby: Highlanders to get valuable game time in warm-up
Highlanders coach Glenn Moore said nothing should be read into the team he has named to take on the Chiefs at Carisbrook tomorrow.
Juggling act at Carisbrook with two codes in action
Juggling act at Carisbrook with two codes in action
It will be a combination of the codes at Carisbrook on Saturday, as first rugby and then football get their time on the ground.
GymSports Aiming for leap up in Dunedin
GymSports Aiming for leap up in Dunedin
Trampolining, once seen as part of a warm-up for gymnastics, is now a fully fledged sport, with Olympic medals at stake and there is hope that the sport will get a base in Dunedin.
Rugby: Fiji match forced on Highlanders, Reid says
Rugby: Fiji match forced on Highlanders, Reid says
A game in Fiji was not what the Highlanders wanted to do, but the side was left with little option after two of its traditional pre-season opponents decided to play overseas.
Golf: Rich event for Millbrook
Golf: Rich event for Millbrook
Millbrook will next month host the richest senior tournament seen in New Zealand as a three-senior-tournament swing emerges in the South.
Football: Boyens loving living the dream
Football: Boyens loving living the dream
Andy Boyens sometimes has to pinch himself about the past few months. The former Kavanagh College pupil is back in Dunedin as the Major League Football season takes a break. He talks to reporter Steve Hepburn.
Rugby: Highlanders keen on Hayman
Rugby: Highlanders keen on Hayman
The Otago union would gladly welcome Carl Hayman back to the province but any return to New Zealand for the big prop will be driven by the national union.
Rugby: Rain and cold hit event for first time
Rugby: Rain and cold hit event for first time
For the first time in its history, the national sevens tournament in Queenstown got a drenching at the weekend.
Rugby: Up-and-down tournament for Otago
Rugby: Up-and-down tournament for Otago
Otago had a day to remember followed by a day to forget at the national sevens tournament in Queenstown at the weekend.
Sevens: Tietjens wants more top players in national tournament
Sevens: Tietjens wants more top players in national tournament
A team from the North Island looms as the favourite at the national Sevens in Queenstown this weekend, but national coach Gordon Tietjens is lamenting the number of players who will not be on show.
Rugby: Highlanders plunge in to serious work
Rugby: Highlanders plunge in to serious work
The Highlanders swung back into training yesterday.
Sevens: Big names to add to sevens fun
Sevens: Big names to add to sevens fun
There will be rugby talent on and off the park at the national sevens excitement tournament in Queenstown starting tomorrow.