Tayler ‘feeling a lot better’
Tayler ‘feeling a lot better’
It has been a heck of a ride for Dick Tayler over the past six months — one he appears to be winning.
Steve Hepburn
'Health and safety standards' blamed for twenty20 non start
'Health and safety standards' blamed for twenty20 non start
Health and safety standards set by New Zealand Cricket limit the ability of players to front when the conditions are wet.
Is time running out for Read?
Is Father Time trying to tell Kieran Read something?
Is this the beginning of the end or did the beginning of the end start at the beginning of this year when it was supposed to be the start of the rise?
Late bloomer credits 'hard work' for success
Late bloomer Moore credits 'hard work' for success
When Glenn Moore was dumped as Highlanders coach in 2010, his coaching career looked to be on the same trajectory as the Opportunities Party.
New coach finding feet at Highlanders
New coach finding feet at Highlanders
It has not taken Glenn Delaney long to realise how much the Highlanders mean to people in the South.
Midfielder Walden to return to Taranaki
Midfielder Walden to return to Taranaki
Otago has lost one of its most experienced players with midfielder Tei Walden leaving the province for Taranaki.
Referee education, player development roles filled
Referee education, player development roles filled
One of the country's most promising referees, who started his career in the South, is to take up the role as referee education officer in the Otago region.
Next test 100 days away
Next test 100 days away
New Zealand test opener Jeet Raval will bring up a century — but it is not the one he wants.
OBHS to return to premier grade
OBHS to return to premier grade
The Otago Boys’ High School first XV is back in the premier schools grade next year and first XV games could head to Queenstown.
Anstiss through to final qualifying
Anstiss through to final qualifying
Queenstown golfer James Anstiss has emphatically made it past the first stage of qualifying to play for the big dough.
Two-year ban for ice hockey players
Two-year ban for ice hockey players
Two Queenstown ice hockey-playing brothers have been banned from their sport for trying to buy a drug, aimed at helping them to lose weight, which they never received.
Four-month suspension for City Care
Four-month suspension for City Care
City Care has been suspended from its cricket contract with the Dunedin City Council for the next four months.
Snell to donate items to Sports Hall of Fame
Snell to donate items to Sports Hall of Fame
Special items belonging to triple New Zealand Olympic champion Peter Snell are heading for a new home in Dunedin.
Pirates, Caversham could share Hancock Park
Pirates, Caversham could share Hancock Park
Caversham and Pirates will meet in the clubrooms afterwards but whether there are football posts at Hancock Park is still up in the air.
Brothers cop ban over stimulants
Queenstown brothers cop ban over stimulants
Queenstown ice hockey-playing brothers Lachlan and Mitchell Frear have been banned for two years after buying the prohibited stimulant clenbuterol.
Hard work for Otago men in the heat
Hard work for Otago men in the heat
It was a case of last man standing for the Otago men’s team at the regional sevens tournament in Timaru on Saturday.
Parker looking forward to getting on field for Sunwolves
Parker looking forward to getting on field for Sunwolves
Hayden Parker just wants to get back on the field and may have headed overseas regardless of the injuries that have plagued his career.
New-look Otago side for regional tourney
New-look Otago side for regional tourney
It will be a new-look Otago side which journeys to Timaru today for the regional tournament.
About 700 to compete in national champs
About 700 to compete in national champs
The national bowls championships are less than three weeks away and the field is up on last year.
Qualification for nationals Otago’s goal
Qualification for nationals Otago’s goal
The Otago women’s sevens side has some new faces as the game continues to grow both on and off the field.