Meads made impact on members of current team
The All Blacks have yet to decide how they will honour Sir Colin Meads but his death has been felt by all members of the side.
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All Blacks well aware they switched off
All Blacks well aware they switched off
You do not have to tell the All Blacks they switched off after 40-odd minutes on Saturday night.
Van rolls after collision
Van rolls after collision
Equipment lies strewn across the footpath in Stuart St yesterday after a tradesman’s van rolled near the intersection with Cargill St following a collision with a car.
Short films to help cultural project
Short films to help cultural project
A short-film festival at the Oamaru Opera House next month will celebrate the Waitaki's ``taonga and special stories'' and raise funds for the district's Cultural Facility Development Project.
Tradie's van rolls in central city
Van rolls in central Dunedin
Equipment was strewn all over the footpath when a tradesman's van rolled in central Dunedin this afternoon.
OBHS underdogs for final: coach
Southland Boys’ favourite in Highlanders final, OBHS coach says
Otago Boys’ High School First XV coach Ryan Martin may have started the mind games already.
OBHS pack dominant in win
OBHS pack dominant in win
Otago Boys’ High School First XV muscled its way into the Highlanders region final with a 44-12 win against its rival from King’s High School on Saturday afternoon.
Visiting hour not without upsets
Visiting hour not without upsets
The much anticipated rebuild announcement at Dunedin Hospital on the weekend didn't go entirely to plan.
Be entrepreneurial, graduates urged
Be entrepreneurial, speaker urges graduates
Internationally respected physiotherapist Dr Stanley Paris has urged health professionals to place "the interests of your client and patient first", in business and professional life.
Union against private funds for hospital
Union against private funds for hospital
The senior doctors’ union is opposed to the idea of private financing being used to build Dunedin’s new hospital, and says patients will suffer if it goes ahead.
$73,000 raised for charities
Jaffa race raises $73,000 for charities
The crowd was a little less than usual but the Cadbury Jaffa Race raised $73,000 for local charities on Saturday.
These poem skill fascists
These poem skill fascists
Curing sloppy thinking and confronting fascism are among poetry’s much-needed powers, Sue Wootton tells Bruce Munro ahead of National Poetry Day.
Hospital rebuild: What you need to know
Hospital rebuild: What you need to know
All the facts from Prime Minister Bill English's Dunedin Hospital rebuild announcement today.
Mayor Cull welcomes hospital announcement
Mayor Cull welcomes hospital announcement
Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull has welcomed the Government's announcement it will spend up to $1.4 billion on a new Dunedin Hospital.
OBHS out muscle King's
OBHS out muscle King's
Otago Boys' High School First XV leaned on a solid set piece to out muscle King's High School First XV 44-12 in the Highlanders regional semifinal at Littlebourne this afternoon.
PM caught up in protest in Dunedin
PM caught up in protest in Dunedin
Protesters marching on Dunedin Hospital have forced Prime Minister Bill English and his entourage out a side door this afternoon.
At least $1b for rebuild
At least $1b for rebuild
Prime Minister Bill English and Health Minister Jonathan Coleman are coming to Dunedin today to make a big election promise about the Dunedin Hospital rebuild.
‘Bacon day’ sizzles with offbeat treats
‘Bacon day’ sizzles with offbeat treats
Dust off the defibrillator because the annual bacon day celebration in Dunedin is enough to make your heart stop.
First time playing in fluffy stuff
First time playing in fluffy stuff
You can forgive a 3-year-old for getting a little overexcited experiencing snow for the first time.
Boiling water goes on and on in Omakau
Boiling water goes on and on
Omakau residents have reached the end of their tether with the town’s water supply as they near a month of having to boil their drinking water.