All Black coach Graham Henry says his side is where it needs to be going into the crunch game against France in Auckland next Saturday night.
The Otago Daily Times counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 51: Otago beats the Lions yet again (1993)
Highlanders fans upset about the controversial green jersey can finally have their say.
Missing some of their key players, the All Blacks may have to look from within for inspiration tonight against the fiery Japanese. Rugby writer Steve Hepburn looks at five players who have to perform against the Cherry Blossoms.
Georgia coach Richie Dixon will have no mixed emotions when his side takes on Scotland in Invercargill tonight.
Scotland, pack your bags early next month. And Georgia will be right behind you.
For English coach Martin Johnson, the only thing that mattered was the score at the end.
The St Clair Golf Club is making a change off the course in response to financial struggles.
First impressions usually make a big impact.
England used its get out of jail card to defeat a gallant Argentina 13-9 in Dunedin
The All Blacks got their World Cup campaign off to a winning start in Auckland last night, beating Tonga 41-10, but it was a spluttering effort with the side coughing up plenty of errors and getting on the wrong end of the penalty count.
These are the men who will score the tries which may well make the difference when the final whistle goes. Rugby writer Steve Hepburn looks at the All Black back three.
Hosea Gear is a Highlander. Gear (27), the discarded All Black winger, has signed a one year contract with the southern franchise, and is leaving the Hurricanes after eight years. His...
Hosea Gear is a Highlander, coming south in the hope it propels him back into the All Blacks.
Will a certain man from Kurow have his career defined in the next month and a-half? Many think so, but the man himself is not buying into that, preferring to look at the big picture.
All Black coach Graham Henry gave his side five out of 10 for last night's win over Tonga and admitted it made too many mistakes.
Nearly six years in the making, after incalculable man hours, seemingly countless dollars and some dramas, the Rugby World Cup kicks off in Auckland tonight.
There are 40 pool games at the World Cup but some are more important than others. Rugby writer Steve Hepburn looks at five key games which will decided the quarterfinalists.
World Cup boss Martin Snedden says this Saturday night in Dunedin will be a special moment for the whole tournament, and the city will benefit from the new stadium for years to come.
Is Mils Muliaina going to be like Sir Donald Bradman, Colin Montgomerie and Stirling Moss? Stuck just short of the ultimate record, not quite able to scale Everest?