Graham made life member
Graham made life member
Former All Black Wayne Graham has been made a life member of the Otago Rugby Football Union.
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Game in good heart, former president says
Game in good heart, former president says
Des Smith will still be watching the oval ball. But he will no longer be wearing the presidential chains.
Pennants win caps stellar time for club
Pennants win caps stellar time for club
There will be plenty to celebrate at Island Park’s 50th anniversary festivities later this year.
Highlanders held to account over Q'town incident
Highlanders held to account over Q'town incident
Highlanders players caught up in an incident in Queenstown have slipped below what is expected of them and will face the consequences, the franchise says.
Race win dedicated to nephew
Race win dedicated to nephew
It was a poignant and memorable win for Philip Morris at the Barnes cross-country yesterday.
Arrowtown’s experience tells in tight game
Arrowtown’s experience tells in tight game
Arrowtown timed its run to perfection to win its crunch match against Upper Clutha at Jack Reid Park in Arrowtown on Saturday.
Greyhounds back early but future still unclear
Greyhounds back early but future still unclear
The dogs are coming back earlier than first thought but the future still remains cloudy.
Mosgiel velodrome an unheralded asset
Mosgiel velodrome an unheralded asset
It is well hidden, stuck deep in Mosgiel suburbia.
Future of Invercargill’s Rugby Park clouded
Future of Invercargill’s Rugby Park clouded
The future of Invercargill’s Rugby Park will be up for debate next week, but a suggestion has been made to move top-class rugby to another ground.
Super Rugby century in offing for Thomson
Super Rugby century in offing for Thomson
Not bad for a guy who was too light and small and was seriously ill nearly three years ago.
It is what it is: the crew are here and the boat is there
It is what it is: the crew are here and the boat is there
We all had best-laid plans for this year.
Some tricky decisions ahead for Highlanders brains trust
Some tricky decisions ahead for Highlanders brains trust
As the Highlanders players put their feet up and have a well-deserved break, there will be plenty of head scratching going on by the coaching team.
Referees working to fill games
Referees working to fill games
Referee bosses are working hard to get officials to all matches, but sideline behaviour, especially at school games, needs to improve.
New parent Brazier has dual goals
New parent Brazier has dual goals
Kelly Brazier is planning a busy 2021. But life has already got hectic for the 30-year-old. Steve Hepburn catches up with the sevens star in the latest of the series...
First player to 100 Otago caps turns 90
First player to 100 Otago caps turns 90
The first man to play 100 games for Otago, a man who has given his all to the 15-man game, turns 90 today.
Co-captains extol South Africa
Co-captains extol South Africa
The Highlanders co-captains have spoken of the charms of South Africa and questioned whether a heavily New Zealand-based Super Rugby competition would be sustainable.
National double for Dunstan
National double for Dunstan
Dunedin rider Ray Dunstan notched a double at the national road championships in Hawke’s Bay over the weekend.
Highlanders come back from brink
Highlanders come back from brink
They started like a Chrysler Avenger and finished like a Mustang.
Players followed plan, got result
Players followed plan, got result
The Highlanders coaches have been preaching keeping the ball in hand and backing each other.
City sidelined and out in the cold
City sidelined and out in the cold
The wind may have been howling up the harbour and the sun may have had the strength of a one-bar heater, but it did not stop plenty of supporters from standing on the sporting sidelines on Saturday.