Adrian Seconi

Two Dunedin technology businesses on the same street are making a big contribution to the 35th America's Cup.

''It's the best opportunity ever,'' former Otago Sparks coach Warren Lees blurted out, heading off the question before it reached its obvious conclusion.

Dunstan High School First XV coach Garry Marsh said the decision to default its final round-robin game was not made lightly.

You would be amazed how far treading water can get you.

The Dunedin Thunder and the Stampede are at very different stages in their development.

Walking is the new running.

Kaikorai chanted Danny van der Voort’s name shortly after winning the senior banner last year.

The annual North Otago sports day for Oamaru's secondary schools has been called off and the future of the event is in jeopardy.

Otago Boys' High School lost the war 4-3 but won the First XV battle during the traditional interschool with Christ's College in Christchurch yesterday.

Warren Gatland drew up a short but succinct list of where the British and Irish Lions need to improve.

A Heffernan double-act carried St Hilda’s Collegiate to a convincing 40-18 win against Columba College in the final of the Otago Secondary School tournament at the Edgar Centre yesterday.

Otago cricket great Warren Lees has accomplished much in his glittering cricket career but coaching the Sparks to two titles in five seasons ranks as one of the highlights.

King's High School tipped up the defending champion but it took a late penalty to seal a 25-22 win against John McGlashan College.

Green Island is officially the best club in the South Island and well on its way to producing its next ninja.

Otago boxing identity Eldon Clifton officiated at his first international event in Singapore last month and made a good fist of it.

The proposed South Island league has got past its first hurdle with the region’s clubs generally accepting it would be a step in the right direction, Football South chief executive Chris Wright says.

Dunedin Thunder import Easton Oliver expects to be both teacher and student during his stint in the city.