Steve Hepburn

Former Southern United coach Luiz Uehara says current methods have not worked for the side for many years and it was time to take a long-term view.

This is a meeting of the desperates. The cellar-dwellers against the new boys, who are finding life not that easy at the big show.

It's coming into Christmas and for most it is fun and games.

Sport Otago is undertaking a regional facilities plan as it does a stocktake of the sports network throughout the region.

In the end it was an easy decision for Neil Broom.

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New Zealand Rugby is willing to throw the bank at keeping Ben Smith in the country.

Southern United may be at the wrong end of the table but the boss of the club still believes it has made massive progress.

Top Otago referee Adam Morrison continues to rise up the ranks and will make his international debut next year.

The Dunedin Triathlon Club had its first race in the summer series around the Dunedin Harbour basin last night.

Snowsports have always been the individual against the mountain.

Both Columba College and King's High School went very close to winning the big prize at the national schools tournament in Auckland over the weekend.

Josh  Aitcheson admits all the hard work has been worth it.

Southern  powerlifters were to the fore at the Asia-Oceania powerlifting championships in Christchurch last week.

The New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame believes it is not going anywhere in the future and Te Papa has no intention of taking over its role.

Trotter Phil’s Gift did the business for his namesake and managed to live for another day at Forbury Park last night.

This idea should tick plenty of boxes for plenty of youngsters.

Mark Ranby has Otago blood running through his veins.

The third turf in the city - badly needed for the growing number of hockey players in Dunedin - is a step closer to fruition after a $200,000 grant to the project by the Community Trust of Otago.

Otago is heading to Oamaru for two practice twenty20 games over the next two days.