The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 1: Danyon Loader wins two Olympic swimming gold medals (1996)
This has been a long haul, but it has also been a lot of fun.
The dust has (mercifully) settled on a phenomenal 2011 Rugby World Cup, but two major questions remain unanswered.
The domestic cricket season starts on Monday. Hayden Meikle gets some early thoughts from veteran Otago opening batsman Craig Cumming.
Richard Reid would like to have seen better results on the field but he says he leaves Otago rugby with few other regrets.
Otago Daily Times sports editor Hayden Meikle blogs live as the All Blacks take on Australia at Eden Park in their Rugby World Cup semi-final. 10.44pm: IT'S ALL OVER. The All Blacks win 20-6...
Chief executive Roger Clark says it is "unlikely" English loose forward James Haskell will be seen in a Highlanders jersey next year.
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 14: Lois Muir coaches Silver Ferns to world title (1987)
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 15: Coutts wins Olympic yachting gold (1984)
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport No 19: Sutcliffe's battling knock in Tangiwai test (1953)
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 20: Joe Scott becomes New Zealand's first world champion (1888)
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 24: Rebels beat the Sting in inaugural final (1998)
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Hayden Meikle reviews Pro Evolution Soccer 2012.
Rugby referees have forever, and unavoidably, been entangled in controversy.
Campbell Makea and Gary Pointon played key roles in driving Gold to a 13-3 win over Maroon in the Ellis Park derby on Saturday.
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 27: Glenn Turner scores his 100th 100 (1982)
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 31: Jenny McDonald named in world hockey team (1980)
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 28: Jerome Fitchett's buzzer-beater (1991)
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 26: Yvette Williams wins triple gold (1954)