Games victim of economic environment
Games victim of economic environment
There is only a 50-50 chance the Winter Games will ever return, its chief executive says.
Sparks fall victim to a batting blitzkrieg
Sparks fall victim to a batting blitzkrieg
Spinner Kirstie Gordon said it was good for the Otago Sparks to be put under pressure in the field, and coach Craig Cumming made a similar comment when chatting to the commentary team.
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‘Optimism’ pervading Karaka
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‘Optimism’ pervading Karaka
Two southern colts with a spring in their step should attract some interest at the Karaka yearling sales.
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Volts humbled by Aces
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Volts humbled by Aces
Auckland nabbed a 69-run win against the Otago Volts in Auckland last night.
Volts slump to loss against Auckland
Volts slump to loss against Auckland
Auckland have nabbed a 69-run win against the Otago Volts in Auckland this evening.
Fever pitch in wartime Vietnam
Fever pitch in wartime Vietnam
There was a Dunedin presence in one of the more unusual New Zealand football tours — a visit to wartime Vietnam in 1967. Freelance reporter Craig Stephen talks to one of the players...
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Gardner starts as he means to go on
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Gardner starts as he means to go on
James Gardner is lapping up a great start to the season.
Sparks stay top despite loss to Auckland
Sparks stay top despite loss to Auckland
The Sparks remain at the top of the table despite losing by 25 runs to the Hearts in Auckland this afternoon.
Winter Games no longer financially viable
Winter Games no longer financially viable
The Winter Games New Zealand will no longer be held in their current format due to a lack of financial viability.
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Contender word Kean wants as part of culture
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Contender word Kean wants as part of culture
Highlanders chairman Peter Kean will not be demanding miracles of Jamie Joseph this season.
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Humer hailed for significant contribution
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Humer hailed for significant contribution
Dunedin swimming coach Lars Humer is an "integral part of the puzzle" for the sport flourishing in the city.
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Sparks, Volts poised for playoff spots
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Sparks, Volts poised for playoff spots
Two to go.
New Nuggets coach looking to keep strong local core
New Nuggets coach looking to keep strong local core
Respected Australian coach Mike Kelly is the new Otago Nuggets coach.
City squander two-goal lead against PSG
City squander two-goal lead against PSG
Paris St Germain clawed back from two goals down to stun Manchester City 4-2 in the Champions League this morning.
First harness win for Anderton colours
First harness win for Anderton colours
Jovial Jay notched a first for one of Otago racing’s most well-known sets of silks with his win at Oamaru yesterday.
‘So special’ for Robinson to be back atop podium
‘So special’ for Robinson to be back atop podium
Alice Robinson was nearly lost for words as she returned to the top of a world cup podium yesterday.
Nine players from South at world U20 tournament in Turkey
Nine players from South at world U20 tournament in Turkey
Southern regions will have a healthy presence at an age-group tournament in Turkey next week.
Huge challenge facing Auckland FC: Corica
Huge challenge facing Auckland FC: Corica
Coach Steve Corica has talked up the size of the challenge as Auckland FC prepare for a table-topping A-League clash in Adelaide.
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Jagannathan relishing game’s ins and outs
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Jagannathan relishing game’s ins and outs
Kannan Jagannathan made the decision to slap on four layers and head out to the middle and umpire a club game at Bayfield Park more than a decade ago.
Vintage Djokovic display beats Alcaraz
Vintage Djokovic display beats Alcaraz
History-chasing Novak Djokovic turned back the clock at the Australian Open.
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