Steve Hepburn

New Zealander Ryan Fox is out to win his home country’s Open, spurning a European Tour event in his quest to win the big prize.

The Highlanders have drawn a tough pool in the Brisbane Tens tournament.

Seven Otago powerlifters travelled to the Special Olympics in Wellington last week and came home with 28 medals.

Duncan Croudis is not one to look back. Two years ago he made a decision which in the end might have been the wrong one.

The sun was out and the bets were on as all roads in Central Otago led to the Cromwell racecourse yesterday.

Albion 131 for eight lost toTaieri 132 for one by nine wickets

Michael Hendry will defend his title at next year’s New Zealand Open in Queenstown.

A futsal coach who was banned from coaching representative teams for two years is taking legal action to remove the ban.

The round ball is heading to an oval-ball ground.

The team has assembled, and every team of course needs a uniform.

King's High School will make its first appearance on the national stage for many years when it plays in the Condor Sevens over the weekend.

A new book by Dunedin author Ron Palenski has highlighted a game of rugby in Dunedin which had an impact on the rise of the national game.

As one rugby season finishes, another one rolls around.

Hawke's Bay loose forward Marino Mikaele Tu'u has been called into the Highlanders.

The Volts will head into their one-day campaign on the back of four straight losses after they went down narrowly to Northern Districts in Alexandra yesterday.

The All Black season has come to an end. It was not vintage but was better than average with 11 victories, two losses and a draw. Rugby writer Steve Hepburn looks back at the season.

Not many would have picked it but Phil Burleigh has become the latest Highlander to play international rugby.

It may have only drawn with a team below it on the table, but it was a point gained for Southern United in Wellington on Saturday.

More than 30 applications have been received for the Otago head coaching job.