Adrian Seconi

The rift which has kept Otago Boxing and the Fight and Fitness Academy in separate corners for the past five years has finally been mended.

Molyneux Park's first-class status has been confirmed with four-day cricket returning to the venue for the first time in 13 years.

The Highlanders are still working on finding a replacement defence coach but former Crusaders assistant coach Tabai Matson is not in the reckoning.

The trickle of New Zealand players shunning international cricket to play in lucrative twenty20 competitions could become more of a torrent.

If Anna Campbell is not the first female board member of the Otago Cricket Association - she is certainly the first in a long time.

Molyneux Park has a new groundsman and work to upgrade the dressing rooms has been scheduled.

Cooper Stumbles took up indoor bowls earlier this year and already shares a significant title.

Experienced driver Matthew Williamson doubled his wins for the season in one very good day at Forbury Park yesterday.

It is not a doormat — it is a portal to a world where you can outsprint Usain Boult.

Forbury Park usually falls quiet on a Sunday afternoon.

The red ball is quickly becoming a museum piece after Dunedin’s clubs elected to play all limited-overs cricket with the white ball this summer.

The Otago Rugby Football Union judiciary panel has been unable to act following an incident at Peter Johnstone Park in July.

Beaumont Racing Club has swung in behind a campaign to build an all-weather racing facility at Wingatui. Last month, New Zealand Racing Board chief executive John Allen told the Otago Daily Times...

Kasib Murdoch took a break from accumulating New Zealand titles to add an Australian one to his collection.

The University Oval has seen its share of intriguing battles but an equally compelling contest is playing out off the field.

Southern United is planning a big move - all the way to Green Island.

Canterbury loosie Jed Brown was not even supposed to play but muscled over for a try with four minutes to play.

Otago coach Cory Brown was able to manage a chuckle through clenched teeth.

Otago Boys' High School First XV will take a break from wading ankle deep in the mud at Littlebourne and has promised an expansive game plan for the Highlanders final in Invercargill today.

A sloppy opening performance has prompted Otago coach Cory Brown to make sweeping changes for the Ranfurly Shield challenge against Canterbury in Christchurch tomorrow.