Adrian Seconi

Taieri has replaced its coach less than a year after reaching the premier final.

Dunedin-based boxer Bridget Morton has let go of her Olympic dream.

Otago cyclist Brad Evans has spent the past 12 months pursuing a professional contract and has been rewarded with a place in the Drapac Professional Cycling team.

Southern escaped with a dramatic 23-22 win against the winless Alhambra-Union at the North Ground this afternoon.

Highlanders chief executive Roger Clark did not want to be drawn yesterday on speculation Hurricanes forward coach John Plumtree is shaping as favourite to take over the coaching reins.

Netball's long decline has finally come to an end with a surge in popularity.

Player power is believed to be behind a move to replace Nathan King as coach of Otago.

Courtney Duncan might be banged up but she is far from beaten.

Former New Zealand and Otago wicketkeeper Barry Milburn has returned home to Mosgiel after living in Australia for the past 18 years. Cricket writer Adrian Seconi caught up with the man many considered an artist in gloves. 

The plight of premier club rugby in Dunedin has been brought into sharp focus following Zingari-Richmond's 137-0 defeat by University A and Pirates' struggles to get a team on the park. But is the competition really in poor health? Sports reporter Adrian Seconi talks to three rugby figures around the Dunedin rugby community: long-serving club rugby writer Alistair McMurran, Southern life member and Metropolitan Rugby Council vice-chairman Mike Reggett and ORFU board member and chairman of New Zealand Schools Rugby Council Garry Chronican.

The first round is almost done and what have we learned so far? Perhaps it is that Dunedin cannot seem to win a game without Gareth Evans, or that Southern will continue to lose the big games until its players remember how to catch the ball.

Otago Goldrush centre Natalie Visger reckons it is about time the team showed a bit more swagger.

Given the chance Wayne Evans will talk your ear off about his son's cycling career.

Otago cricketer Nick Beard is not sure whether he will get twitchy fingers during his open homes or not.