No TV coverage of cup
No TV coverage of cup
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.
Hayden Meikle
Football: Young skipper focused on final
Football: Young skipper focused on final
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.
Motorsport: Dixon among NZ's high-earning sportsmen
Motorsport: Dixon among NZ's high-earning sportsmen
Scott Dixon's second Indy Racing League title has confirmed his status as one of New Zealand's highest-earning sports-men.
Football: Bays coach coy over team status
Football: Bays coach coy over team status
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.
Football: Cup win would mean much for elder statesman
Football: Cup win would mean much for elder statesman
Blair Scoullar has been most places and seen most things in his decade as a professional footballer.
The new benchmark for sports games
The new benchmark for sports games
Sports games don't get much better than this..
Football: Tech eases to win in final tune-up
Football: Tech eases to win in final tune-up
Dunedin Technical eased to a 1-0 win against Queenstown at the weekend to prepare for its date with Chatham Cup destiny.
Football: Coach remembers glorious 1999 victory
Football: Coach remembers glorious 1999 victory
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.
The Last Word: Hollywood takes on the All Blacks
The Last Word: Hollywood takes on the All Blacks
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.
Rugby: Bowden key as Otago reshapes backline
Rugby: Bowden key as Otago reshapes backline
Daniel Bowden is at second five-eighth in a drastically rejigged Otago backline to play Bay of Plenty tomorrow night.
Volleyball: Fighting second for Scorps at nationals
Volleyball: Fighting second for Scorps at nationals
New Zealand captain Debbie Hill celebrated her new role by leading the Scorpions to second place at the national club championships in Auckland at the weekend.
'Prizefighter' comes in at welterweight
'Prizefighter' comes in at welterweight
There's a new boxing game in the ring, but don't expect this to become the heavyweight champion of the genre...
Basketball: Satisfactory placing for Penguins
Basketball: Satisfactory placing for Penguins
There was no fairytale return but the North Otago Penguins could be satisfied with third place in the Conference Basketball League at the weekend.
Cricket: Dykes thrilled with test, twenty/20 scheduling
Cricket: Dykes thrilled with test, twenty/20 scheduling
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Otago cricket boss Ross Dykes was a happy man yesterday when the dates for the Dunedin test and Queenstown one-day international were finally confirmed.
Gymnastics: Top American coach has Dunedin ambitions
Gymnastics: Top American coach has Dunedin ambitions
In the world of gymnastics coaching, there are few bigger names than Mary Wright. But most Otago people could be forgiven for having never heard of her.
Netball: Southern favoured for title
Netball: Southern favoured for title
Southern will start as the favourite tonight when it attempts to win a third straight Dunedin premier club title.
The Last Word: Sex and sport, natural bedmates
The Last Word: Sex and sport, natural bedmates
New Zealand rowing medalist Mahe Drysdale is wecomed home in Auckland by Prime Minister Helen Clark.
• The sexy . . .
Now the Olympics are finished and all the medals have been awarded and the predictable fretting about how much money we should pour into the next campaign is petering out, we can turn our attention to other things.
But before that, we might take a minute to reflect on just how much sex the athletes were having in Beijing.
Golf: Organisers hopeful of securing Lee for NZ Open
Golf: Organisers hopeful of securing Lee for NZ Open
Golf fans will have to be patient for at least another month while they wait for confirmation of the dates of the next New Zealand Open.
Olympics: It's Phelps v Bolt in battle of the best
Olympics: It's Phelps v Bolt in battle of the best
Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt have been the major stories of the Olympic Games in Beijing. But which man should be acclaimed the bigger star? Sports editor Hayden Meikle tries, and fails, to come up with a satisfying answer.
Hockey: Dunedin titles to be decided today
Hockey: Dunedin titles to be decided today
Kings United will be hoping to continue its momentum when it plays University in the Dunedin premier men's final at the McMillan Centre water turf this afternoon.