Rugby: Sneddon drop goal key moment
Rugby: Sneddon drop goal key moment
Fullback Craig Sneddon played a key role in helping Harbour continue its miracle run on Saturday and reach the final of the Dunedin premier competition.
Alistair McMurran
Rugby: Otago Country fights back
Rugby: Otago Country fights back
Otago Country turned the game on its head when it scored five tries and added 31 points in the second half to claim Country honours on Saturday.
Curling: Chinese women surprised in final
Curling: Chinese women surprised in final
It was a major upset when South Korea stole a march on China in the women's curling at the Winter Games yesterday.
Curling: Men's match over with end to spare
Curling: Men's match over with end to spare
Chang Min Kim played the shot of the game to give Korea a decisive win in the men's fours final yesterday.
Snowsports: Skjellerup faces strong competition in Koreans
Snowsports: Skjellerup faces strong competition in Koreans
New Zealand's top speed skater, Blake Skjellerup, will be tested by the top Korean skaters during the Winter Games at the weekend.
Snowsports: Curling action something to talk about
Snowsports: Curling action something to talk about
Double world champion Irene Schori is known as the grunter. She lets out a loud groan when she follows her stone down the ice.
Rowing: Fitter, faster but 'not infallible'
Rowing: Fitter, faster but 'not infallible'
Otago's leading rowers will be in the black boats at the world rowing championships, which start in Slovenia this weekend. Hamish Bond and Lucy Strack talk to rowing writer Alistair McMurran.
Hockey: Trophy goes to St Hilda's
Hockey: Trophy goes to St Hilda's
St Hilda's Collegiate hockey captain Courtney Ross, who celebrates her 18th birthday at the weekend, had an early present yesterday when her team won the Marie Fry Trophy for only the second time.
Rowing: 'Kick in the guts' in Lucerne put Strack and Ayling on track
Rowing: 'Kick in the guts' in Lucerne put Strack and Ayling on track
Otago's leading rowers will be in the black boats at the world rowing championships, which start in Slovenia this weekend. Hamish Bond and Lucy Strack talk to rowing writer Alistair McMurran.
Otago national selector a first
Otago national selector a first
The appointment of Shane Melrose as a New Zealand junior cycling selector is a first for Otago.
Greatest moments in Otago sport - Number 68
Greatest moments in Otago sport - Number 68
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 68: Dick Tayler's golden race (1974)
Athletics: Snow extra test
Athletics: Snow extra test
Martin Lukes (Christchurch) has established himself as the ironman of long-distance mountain running in New Zealand and in normal conditions would smash the record for the Great Naseby Water Race 100km.
Rugby: Stead named Dunedin club player of year
Rugby: Stead named Dunedin club player of year
Andrew Stead, who made a big impact at No 8 for Southern this season, was last night named the Dunedin club player of the year.
Curling: Curlers find ideal time for summer holidays
Curling: Curlers find ideal time for summer holidays
Hungarian curlers Gyorgy Nagy and Ildiko Szekeres have combined the Winter Games with a family holiday to New Zealand.
China shows growing curling strength
China shows growing curling strength
It was a surprise when the Chinese mixed doubles combination of Liu Sijia and Han Yujun beat Switzerland at the Winter Games yesterday.
Curling: Games coverage inspires Latvians
Curling: Games coverage inspires Latvians
Ansis Regza took a nasty tumble on the ice yesterday.
Ice hockey: Losing Ice Blacks give improved performance
Ice hockey: Losing Ice Blacks give improved performance
New Zealand was beaten but not disgraced when it went down to Australia in ice hockey for the second time yesterday.
Rugby: St Bede's wins fourth SI title on end
Rugby: St Bede's wins fourth SI title on end
Otago Boys' High School rattled the cage but failed to prise open the door.
Ice hockey: Heyd takes up French offer
Ice hockey: Heyd takes up French offer
Ice hockey has been Paris Heyd's passion since he was 5 years old and he will get his reward when he leaves for France this week.
Ice hockey: Australia's superior speed, skills too much for NZ
Ice hockey: Australia's superior speed, skills too much for NZ
Australia came out firing while the Ice Blacks allowed their opponents to get early goals and dominate the first period.