Cooper and Hoeft to coach Dynaboars
Cooper and Hoeft to coach Dynaboars
Former Highlanders coach Greg Cooper will team up with another Otago stalwart in a new coaching job in Japan.
Steve Hepburn
Highlanders let themselves down
Highlanders let themselves down
Basics - just do those basics. You can have all the slickest moves in the world but the game still comes back to the core roles.
Review: Ed Sheeran 'nailed it' in Dunedin
Review: Ed Sheeran 'nailed it' in Dunedin
There have been some stupendous individual efforts under the roof since Forsyth Barr Stadium opened in 2011, but Ed Sheeran has risen the bar higher.
Sheeran concert 'fantastically good'
Sheeran concert 'fantastically good'
If that was the first of three then quickly get in the queue for the next two. Ed Sheeran was fantastically good last night.
Feast of players for some clubs, famine for others
Feast of players for some clubs, famine for others
Central Otago appears to be caught between a rock and a hard place as the region is booming at one end and just keeping its head above water at the other.
Margins razor-thin at top level
Margins razor-thin at top level
A game can be lost and won by the slimmest of margins.
Hemopo making great strides
Hemopo making great strides
For a good few years, he was throwing himself around in a green and gold jersey.
Hurricanes win thanks to wealth of possession
Hurricanes win thanks to wealth of possession
This was a mountain which was always going to be very steep to conquer.
Highlanders must be sharper when chances come
Highlanders must be sharper when chances come
Like camels in a pool?
Hurricanes hammer Highlanders
Hurricanes hammer Highlanders
The Highlanders have fallen to a heavy loss to the Hurricanes in Wellington.
Taking out of players in front of ball blight on game: Mains
Taking out of players in front of ball blight on game: Mains
Former All Black coach Laurie Mains says the taking out of players and runners in front of the ball is becoming a blight on the game.
Kiwi helping Brits win medals
Kiwi helping Brits win medals
Former Highlanders trainer and Zingari-Richmond lock Mark Campbell should know more than most what will happen when Anthony Joshua climbs into the ring next weekend to take on Joseph Parker. He...
Refreshed Coltman in fine form after break
Refreshed Coltman in fine form after break
Highlanders hooker Liam Coltman has started the season like a house on fire — sleepless nights and changing nappies must be agreeing with him.
'Sensitive time' of year for grounds
'Sensitive time' of year for grounds
The Dunedin City Council insists it does not close sports grounds for the fun of it and the fields are in a particularly delicate state at present.
Not hosting test will hit union's finances
Not hosting test will hit union's finances
Dunedin will not host a test next year which will have an impact on the finances of the Otago Rugby Football Union.
Highlanders not dwelling on top start
Highlanders not dwelling on top start
Top of the conference and the only unbeaten side in the competition - the Highlanders though say it is dangerous to look back and wiser to focus on what lies ahead.
Bruises take longer to heal for Smith
Smith still energetic but bruises take longer to heal
He plays Fortnite and covers the ground at lightning speed but All Black halfback Aaron Smith is like all of us - time is catching up with him.
Mackenzie savours an albatross at Chisholm Park
Mackenzie savours an albatross at Chisholm Park
Mackenzie Gibson has just tasted perfection - and it was pretty sweet.
Squire should be back for tour of South Africa
Squire should be back for tour of South Africa
The Highlanders have the depth to manage the loss of Liam Squire and the big flanker should be back for the side's tour of South Africa.
Composure and commitment please Mauger
Composure and commitment please Mauger
The Highlanders have made their best start since 2012 but are not getting ahead of themselves as a tough two weeks away from home looms.