From afar

From Afar: Bona fide competitions real road to gold

From Afar: Bona fide competitions real road to gold

There is something romantic about the idea of plucking someone from obscurity and giving them their moment in the sun.

More efficient rugby set up must emerge

More efficient rugby set up must emerge

The term liquidation sends a shiver down the spine of many Otago rugby supporters, just as the term liquefaction does for many Christchurch residents.

Cricket: Proteas promise plenty of drama

Life in South Africa is a mix between a twenty/20 match and a test series.

From afar: Races a window into the human psyche

Dallas and Julie Seymour epitomise the no-nonsense, mentally tough New Zealanders we all aspire to be.

From afar: Two deaths great loss in world of few steersmen

The term governance is derived from the Latin verb meaning "to steer", and not many people these days volunteer to steer sport organisations in order to keep them afloat in an environment where professional expectations sometimes clash with amateur values.

From afar: Taking a bit of a punt on gambling

The resignation of Willie Ripia from the Western Force due to alleged pick-pocketing from his team-mates brings his promising rugby career in Australia to an embarrassing and premature end.

From afar: Time to put new year's resolutions into practice

Despite the gloomy weather between Christmas and the welcoming in of 2012, a new year does provide the opportunity for new beginnings.

From Afar: World Cup not only great sporting moment

The year 2011 is coming to an end and what an emotional year it has been.

List release launches season of awards madness

It's that time of year where everyone goes a little loopy, where individuals and groups try for the elusive prizes very few win and where decisions are made about who has or hasn't been good.

Rugby: Series loss a wake-up call for women's rugby

If a tree falls in the forest and no-one is there to hear it, does it make a noise?

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