Hubbard set for Olympics after qualification change
Queenstown's Laurel Hubbard appears set to compete at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Marathon fundraising effort
Marathon fundraising effort
Dunedin ultra-marathon runner Glenn Sutton is a bit nervous but keen to get started on his latest running challenge - 580km non-stop from Milford Sound to Mt Cook.
Codes find lifeline also brings obligations
Codes find lifeline also brings obligations
Some of the region’s leading sports organisations have reported large surpluses in 2020, so should they pay back the Government’s wage subsidy or recompense out-of-pocket employees? Adrian...
Pair share supreme award
Pair share supreme award
Snow sports ruled supreme at the Central Otago sports awards.
Lots of mud and suds
Lots of mud and suds
Slippery slides and watery trenches were just two of the obstacles faced by entrants in the Mud, Sweat and Tears challenge near Mosgiel.
Pako finally gets better of former mentor
Pako finally gets better of former mentor
Dunedin wood chopper Brad Pako ought to be excited about defending his South Island titles last weekend.
Masters Games aims for big return in 2022
Masters Games aims for big return in 2022
The New Zealand Masters Games is back next year and is aiming for more competitors and more action.
Routeburn run returns
Routeburn run returns
The Routeburn Classic was run on Saturday — the first time in four years — even if competitors had to stomach a dusting of snow.
McLaren’s job also passion
McLaren’s job also passion
The province is No1 at the moment and that is where Nicole McLaren intends it to stay.
10-year ban after electric spurs used on horses
10-year ban after electric spurs used on horses
American showjumper Andrew Kocher has received been banned for 10 years for using electric spurs on his horses, the International Equestrian Federation says.
Otepoti launches successful team
Otepoti launches successful team
Dragon boats are back on the Otago Harbour, thanks to a little help from our Canterbury friends.
Teachers show their class
Teachers show their class
Teachers have moved from the sidelines to the courts in Dunedin this week as the city plays host to the Teachers Games.
Smith named in finalists for first time
Smith named in finalists for first time
Plenty of top talent has been recognised in the Otago Sports Awards.
Bisley sets record in winning gruelling race
Bisley sets record in winning gruelling race
Chris Bisley has claimed victory in one of New Zealand’s most gruelling races.
Sadowski-Synnott second
Sadowski-Synnott second
Wanaka snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has finished in second place at the Natural Selection Tour finals in Alaska.
Dunedin hosting teachers’ games
Dunedin hosting teachers’ games
A nationwide sporting event for teachers is being held in Dunedin for the first time.
Love affair with rally leads to ... just plain love affair
Love affair with rally leads to ... just plain love affair
John Spencer’s story is as old as time.
Games qualifying weekend difficult time for Dobson
Games qualifying weekend difficult time for Dobson
Joe Dobson did everything he could to prevent getting too "antsy" over the weekend.
Dunedin competitors claim two titles
Dunedin competitors claim two titles
Two Dunedin surfers claimed titles on a blustery day at St Clair Beach yesterday.
Big entry for South Island championships
Big entry for South Island championships
A large field of surfers has descended on Dunedin for the South Island Championships this weekend.