In the shadow of netball's coaching crisis
In the shadow of netball's coaching crisis
High Performance Sport has been deeply involved in key aspects of the Silver Ferns coaching drama - even as Dame Noeline Taurua sits on its board.
Three Old Golds in Heartland XV squad
Three Old Golds in Heartland XV squad
Three North Otago players have been named in the Heartland XV.
Tigresses pipped at post
Tigresses pipped at post
Sri Lanka earned their first win of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup with an extraordinary seven-run victory over Bangladesh yesterday.
Timu returns as Otago name side for NPC final
Timu returns as Otago name side for NPC final
Josh Timu has shaken off a knee complaint and will get an opportunity to add to the family legacy.
Otago channelling ’91, ’98 glory days
Otago channelling ’91, ’98 glory days
Tony Gilbert and David Latta are two of Otago’s most revered rugby figures, but they are also just fans.
Black Sticks recall veteran Russell for Malaysian tournament
Black Sticks recall veteran Russell for Malaysian tournament
A familiar and vastly experienced face is back in the Black Sticks.
White Robe Lodge hails Ancient Spirit’s first success
White Robe Lodge hails Ancient Spirit’s first success
Ancient Spirit is on the victory board and White Robe Lodge is expecting his progeny to continue to build winning momentum as the season rolls on.
So You Think dies at 19
So You Think dies at 19
Dual Cox Plate winner So You Think has has died aged 19.
Vamos striking perfect conditions close to home
Vamos striking perfect conditions close to home
Riverton stayer Vamos will stay close to home over the next couple of weeks as he aims to finish a successful preparation on a winning note.
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Otago men impress on way to SI title
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Otago men impress on way to SI title
Victory over the old enemy always tastes sweet for Otago.
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Winning style exciting fans - Bambry
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Winning style exciting fans - Bambry
Ryan Bambry could have offered a rather cliched explanation for why he preferred to focus on the looming fixture and not a rugby game that happened 20 years ago.
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Deans smashes PB by nearly 8sec to secure bronze at world cup event
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Deans smashes PB by nearly 8sec to secure bronze at world cup event
What a swim.
Buchanan shows his mettle in tough conditions
Buchanan shows his mettle in tough conditions
Southland racer Cormac Buchanan showed his maturity in squally conditions to bank valuable Moto3 World Championship points at the weekend.
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Old Golds lift Lochore in try-fest
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Old Golds lift Lochore in try-fest
Pop the bubbly — North Otago can play some champagne rugby.
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Dream final as Otago to face rivals Canterbury
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Dream final as Otago to face rivals Canterbury
Only Canterbury stand in the way of Otago’s greatest season.
Hoiho dig deep to claim comeback win
Hoiho dig deep to claim comeback win
The Southern Hoiho had to dig deep against the bottom-of-the-table Northern Kāhu to snatch a win in their encounter at the Edgar Centre yesterday afternoon.
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Super sub brings power for Southern
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Super sub brings power for Southern
Toni Power had barely been on the field for five minutes.
United topple Liverpool, Villa comeback against Spurs
United topple Liverpool, Villa comeback against Spurs
Manchester United's Harry Maguire struck a late header to seal a thrilling 2–1 Premier League victory over Liverpool this morning.
Luck on side for rinks’ first title
Luck on side for rinks’ first title
Regan Larkin admitted his composite team rode their luck a bit to win the first tournament at the new Dunedin Stadium rinks yesterday.
O’Reilly back to winning ways after arm injury
O’Reilly back to winning ways after arm injury
It might have just been a maiden race, but Sarah O’Reilly got an extra buzz when winning with Molly Maeve Estelle at Oamaru yesterday.