Netball: Powder blue Steel's brighter look for 2010
Netball: Powder blue Steel's brighter look for 2010
Grey is out, blue is in.
Hayden Meikle
Yachting: Friend says Coutts will not change
Yachting: Friend says Coutts will not change
Sir Russell Coutts might have confirmed his status as the king of the America's Cup but one of his oldest friends expects the great yachtsman to remain as humble as ever.
Softball: Fifth premier team
Softball: Fifth premier team
A fifth club, Waverley, has entered the ranks of Dunedin premier softball.
Speedway: Demolition, preservation aims
Speedway: Demolition, preservation aims
It may be entitled the Demolition Man but tonight's racing at Island Park Speedway is also about preservation.
Golf: Croudis thrilled to be playing with Charles
Golf: Croudis thrilled to be playing with Charles
New Zealand's greatest golfer and Otago's most promising golfer will tee off together in the legends tournament in Dunedin later this month.
The Last Word: Have a little faith
The Last Word: Have a little faith
Sports reporters cop plenty of flak for (allegedly) being negative, critical, unbalanced and occasionally nasty.
The Saboteur: Paris comes to life as public morale lifts
The Saboteur: Paris comes to life as public morale lifts
This is the story of a rogue Irishman helping resistance fighters strike blows for freedom in Nazi-occupied France. All it needs is a nun, a horse and a chicken, and you've got the makings of a first-class joke.
Golf: Fowler in legends field for Dunedin
Golf: Fowler in legends field for Dunedin
Australian golf stalwart Peter Fowler will headline the City of Dunedin Legends Pro-Am at the Otago Golf Club later this month.
Golf: Smail continues to lead NZ Golf Open
Golf: Smail continues to lead NZ Golf Open
New Zealand golfer David Smail has fired a 7-under-par 65 to hold the lead at the halfway stage of the first round of the New Zealand Open.
Golf: Gates opens up one-shot lead
Golf: Gates opens up one-shot lead
Robert Gates is halfway towards sealing two remarkable achievements at the New Zealand Open.
Golf: Gates moves into the lead
Golf: Gates moves into the lead
Young American Robert Gates has moved into the outright lead at the New Zealand Open in Arrowtown.
Golf: Gates set to lead NZ Open
Golf: Gates set to lead NZ Open
Lanky American Robert Gates looks set to lead the New Zealand Open into tomorrow's third round.
Golf: Gates hangs on to take Open
Golf: Gates hangs on to take Open
Robert Gates might have looked like he was sleep-walking at times but an un-expected wake-up call nearly spoiled his New Zealand Open fairytale yesterday.
Golf: Hosting battle by cash barons looks likely
Golf: Hosting battle by cash barons looks likely
A battle between two millionaires could be a factor in deciding the future of the New Zealand Open.
Golf: Boost for professional bid
Golf: Boost for professional bid
Dunedin teenager Duncan Croudis will get a head-start from a golfing knight in his bid to embark on a professional career.
Businesses count blessings of Open
Businesses count blessings of Open
Arrowtown businesses reaped the windfall of thousands of golfers and fans attending the 2010 Michael Hill New Zealand Open, which finished yesterday.
Golf: Geary best Kiwi, despite horror time on 17th
Golf: Geary best Kiwi, despite horror time on 17th
It was a comedy of bad lies, that hole.
The Last Word: The Hills are alive?
The Last Word: The Hills are alive?
An Open and shut case There are so many questions swirling around the New Zealand Open and its future at The Hills.
Golf: Event could forge link with Asia-Pacific tour
Golf: Event could forge link with Asia-Pacific tour
The New Zealand Open could forge a link with a new Asia-Pacific tour that may lead to an increased purse and yet another change of date.
Golf: Iles to attack in last rounds
Golf: Iles to attack in last rounds
Brad Iles intends to take an aggressive approach to his bid to become the first home-grown winner of the New Zealand Open in seven years.