Otago bounding ahead when it comes to NZ selection
Dunedin Gymnastic Academy head coach Carmel Leslie reckons the region is "punching" above its weight.
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Taieri wrestlers off to nationals
Taieri wrestlers off to nationals
Taieri wrestlers are gearing up to compete in the "big dance''.
New anti-doping initiative under way
New anti-doping initiative under way
Drug Free Sport New Zealand and Cycling New Zealand have joined forces to launch a new anti-doping initiative at the Oceania Track Championships, which got under way in Invercargill yesterday.
Challenge Wanaka to host school champs
Challenge Wanaka to host school champs
New Zealand's top school triathletes will be hosted by Challenge Wanaka next year.
Wanaka teen thrilled about NZ selection
Wanaka teen thrilled about NZ selection
A Lake Hawea teen has become the first New Zealander named for next year's Winter Youth Olympics.
Achievements celebrated at special event
Achievements celebrated at special event
All the success stories in women's sport were celebrated in Dunedin last night at a function at the Edgar Centre.
Slow bike but strong run leaves Currie seventh in Kona Ironman
Slow bike but strong run leaves Currie seventh in Kona Ironman
A blistering marathon was not enough to overcome a slow bike leg for Braden Currie.
Currie in top shape and full of belief
Currie in top shape and full of belief
The lead-in has been smooth and Braden Currie is in the best shape of his career.
Four teams in division one of club competition
Four teams in division one of club competition
More teams at the top end and hopefully more at the bottom as well.
Luge exponents set sights on Youth Winter Olympics
Luge exponents set sights on Youth Winter Olympics
Ella Cox and Hunter Burke are after more than just experience this time.
A more confident Currie aims for podium
A more confident Currie aims for podium
Wanaka athlete Braden Currie is just days away from lining up in the toughest race in what he has described with its deepest ever field.
Southern schools claim titles
Southern schools claim titles
Southern schools have continued their national curling dominance.
Stewart Island population doubles for Rakiura Challenge
Stewart Island population doubles for Rakiura Challenge
After doubling the population size of Stewart Island on Saturday, Rakiura Challenge Trail Run race director Chris Cox says he is confident the event has a bright future.
Kiwi Adesanya wins UFC title with stunning knockout
Kiwi Adesanya wins UFC title with stunning knockout
Interim champion Israel Adesanya has dethroned UFC middleweight champion Robert Whittaker with a stunning knockout in the second round of their highly anticipated 185-pound unification bout which...
Huge response to national schools champs
Huge response to national schools champs
Hundreds of teenage riders will head for the Dunedin hills this weekend.
Man behind the life guards honoured
Man behind the life guards honoured
Colin Weatherall joked life membership was normally bestowed on those who were on their way out.
Rare selection for Dunstan volleyball star
Rare selection for Dunstan volleyball star
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Snowboarder takes top NZ award
Snowboarder takes top NZ award
Snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott claimed the major prize at the Snow Sports New Zealand awards in Wanaka on Saturday.
World champs medal a long-held goal
World champs medal a long-held goal
New Zealand kayaker Luuka Jones has realised a decade-long dream, winning her first world championship medal - bronze - in the women's K1 final in La Seu, Spain, yesterday.
Busy season for mountain bike coach
Busy season for mountain bike coach
The hard slog of Wanaka mountain biking coach Gavin Key has helped steer the course for many elite riders around the country, which has led to coaching credentials and podium success for a flurry of young proteges.