A new game, 'LittleBigPlanet', to be released exclusively on the PlayStation 3 next month has the virtual entertainment community buzzing. Signal gaming writer Hayden Meikle was among the first in New Zealand to get a sneak peek.
Olympic bronze medallist Nick Willis will help launch the summer of Otago athletics next month.
The best golf game in history, says our (admittedly golf-game loathing) games reviewer.
There was no joy for Southern hockey teams at the national championships over the weekend but at least one is starting to look competitive.
It has taken 35 years but Olympic bronze medallist Lorraine Moller finally has her Blue.
It is the night of nights for the University of Otago's most exclusive sporting club and, by the end of it, there will be a champion of the century.
Otago lock Tom Donnelly is fit to play his 50th game for Otago, against Taranaki at Carisbrook tomorrow night.
Duncan Laing was a giant - literally and figuratively - of Otago and New Zealand swimming for the past 42 years.
Tough but gentle. That is how Liz van Welie will remember her coach and mentor, the late Duncan Laing.
It is new territory for most of his players, but Dunedin Technical coach Mike Fridge can call on recent experience to know what to expect in today's Chatham Cup final.
Dunedin Technical fans will have to rely on text messages or the bush telegraph if they want to follow their team in the Chatham Cup final tomorrow night.
John Chisholm has a wise head on young shoulders and his composure will be key to Dunedin Technical's chances in the Chatham Cup final tomorrow night.
Scott Dixon's second Indy Racing League title has confirmed his status as one of New Zealand's highest-earning sports-men.
It is hard to escape the impression East Coast Bays coach Willy Gerdsen is trying to claim underdog status for Saturday's Chatham Cup final.
Blair Scoullar has been most places and seen most things in his decade as a professional footballer.
Sports games don't get much better than this..
Dunedin Technical eased to a 1-0 win against Queenstown at the weekend to prepare for its date with Chatham Cup destiny.
Dunedin Technical hopes to emulate the club's great 1999 side when it plays in the Chatham Cup final next week. Sports editor Hayden Meikle finds out what happened to the class of '99 and talks to coach Roger Brooks and captain Ian Bell.
Race relations . . . I've been mulling over the news that Clint Eastwood is planning to make a movie about the 1995 Rugby World Cup for a while now.
Daniel Bowden is at second five-eighth in a drastically rejigged Otago backline to play Bay of Plenty tomorrow night.
