Wanted: one large sword and an oversized shield, thought to be hanging on the wall in rugby lover's home.
Chris King is about to bring up a century of games at Super rugby level and has no intention of stopping any time soon.
Highlanders skipper Andrew Hore speaks to ODT rugby columnist Paul Dwyer about becoming a father, the toughest player he's ever faced, and his team's chances ahead of their clash with the Chiefs at...
Members of the Highlanders rugby team cleaned graffiti from a motorway retaining wall in Caversham yesterday as part of a community project involving Delta and Keep Dunedin Beautiful.
Brad Thorn may link with the Highlanders to play one last season of rugby, back in the province where it all started.
History says they'll struggle to win this weekend.
The Highlanders took on the Hurricanes in round four of the Super 15 in Wellington on Saturday night.
Highlanders lock Jarrad Hoeata made a low-key but safe return from injury yesterday.
Andrew Hore admitted he did not have to look far for motivation to play a good game on Saturday night.
Highlanders fullback Ben Smith will have the rest of the week to get himself right for Saturday night's Waratahs game.
It has been a tumultuous week off the field for rugby in Otago.
Even today's Oscar-winning script writer would be hard-pressed to come up with this pot-boiler.
Injured Highlanders first five-eighth Chris Noakes is still a chance to play in the derby match against the Crusaders but Colin Slade is a definite non-starter.
Highlanders coach Jamie Joseph talks to Otago Daily Times sports editor Hayden Meikle and ODT rugby columnist Paul Dwyer on the eve of the 2012 Super Rugby season.
The Highlanders have been beaten 40-19 by the Crusaders in a Super 15 pre-season game in Greymouth today.
Jimmy Cowan enjoyed a rest but is ready for the hard work to begin.
The Highlanders will go into their first game of the season with nearly a third of their side unavailable and the side's two Japanese-based players unlikely to fill the gaps.
The Highlanders have suffered a big blow more than two months out from the start of the Super 15 with lock Jarrad Hoeata ripping his pectoral muscle.
The injury curse has continued for Colin Slade, who is scheduled to have a hernia operation today.