Southland and Highlanders prop Jamie Mackintosh may play Super 14 rugby for the Hurricanes next year.
Dunedin's approach to hosting tests has become the blueprint for other venues around the country, a meeting in the city heard yesterday.
Otago fullback Ben Smith used to pass the ball to first five-eighth Glenn Dickson.
The Southern Men scored their biggest win in the national league on Saturday in Christchurch but could not do enough yesterday to win a play-off match.
New Otago United coach Malcolm Fleming believes he should have been given the job months ago, but any suggestion Terry Phelan was sacked has been rejected by the club.
Forget about competition points and forget about playing for future contracts.
A former Crusaders board chairman has been appointed to the Highlanders board, although it is only for an interim period.
Victoria Beck has just been on a homestay visit around Europe, with a couple of gruelling duathlons thrown in for good measure.
Charlie Hore has come off the farm in Patearoa to lend a hand to an ailing Otago backline.
Dunedin will be engulfed with young rugby players this weekend as the city hosts the South Island primary school tournament.
The Air New Zealand Cup may be more of a staying race than a sprint, but Otago needs to be first past the post against Hawkes Bay in Napier today.
Otago is 12th out of 14 teams but coach Steve Martin says he is not feeling any extra pressure, nor is the side lacking passion.
Otago lock Tom Donnelly admits to being in a bit of a daze when he ran out to make his All Black debut in Wellington on Saturday night.
Jason Macdonald brought up his 50th cap for Otago last week but it came a distant second as far as highlights went over the past seven days.
You can take Peter Breen out of North Otago but you cannot take the province out of Peter Breen - well, its rugby team anyway.
Another All Black winter season has concluded Rugby writer Steve Hepburn looks back at the season and wonders how the side is looking two years out from the tournament that really matters.
Otago coach Steve Martin has received full backing from his bosses.
Too strong, too classy and just too good.
All Black coach Graham Henry praised his team's performance on Saturday night but admitted it was easier playing against a side which played rugby.
Simple stuff, really. Forwards playing as forwards, backs playing as backs.