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Cathro to train with elite coaches in Japan
Not everyone gets the chance to train in a leading nation of their sport.
Djokovic breezes through, Keys survives wobble
Djokovic breezes through, Keys survives wobble
Novak Djokovic brushed aside Italian qualifier Francesco Maestrelli to reach the Australian Open third round, as women's champion Madison Keys overcame a second-set wobble.
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‘Heartbeat’ of sport in Otago honoured
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‘Heartbeat’ of sport in Otago honoured
What a rally.
Burnett continues domination of stage
Burnett continues domination of stage
The return of the Kingston Flyer and the antlers-up celebration featured on day four of the Tour of Southland
Iceland no match on ice
Iceland no match on ice
New Zealand roared into form with a 6-1 win over Iceland on the second day of the division 2, group B under-20 men’s world championship in Belgrade yesterday.
Up, down day for leader Watts’ team
Up, down day for leader Watts’ team
It was a bittersweet day for the PowerNet team on day three of the Tour of Southland yesterday.
Djokovic chalks up 100th win at Aussie Open
Djokovic chalks up 100th win at Aussie Open
Novak Djokovic has safely negotiated the first hurdle in his quest for a 25th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, as women's title challengers Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff eased into the second round.
Veterans Wawrinka and Cilic make rousing starts
Veterans Wawrinka and Cilic make rousing starts
Former Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka turned the clock back to come from a set down to win his first round match, while Marin Cilic also flew the flag for the veterans with a more ruthless performance.
Southlanders trade lead after Gore stage
Southlanders trade lead after Gore stage
The tour leader’s jersey swapped from one local to another after stage two of the rescheduled Tour of Southland yesterday.
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Otago well-represented on Potts podiums
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Otago well-represented on Potts podiums
While Sam Ruthe and Sam Tanner stole the show at the Potts Classic at the weekend, Otago athletes celebrated their own success.
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Strong start propels Weeds to open title
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Strong start propels Weeds to open title
Harry Weeds was too strong for the competition as his grass-court skills came to the fore at the North Otago Open at the weekend.
Stars through as Aussie Open fans fume
Stars through as Aussie Open fans fume
Star attractions Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka are into the second round of the Australian Open, as disgruntled fans fumed over long queues and a surprise ticket sales halt.
Melville Ives secures best result on world stage yet
Melville Ives secures best result on world stage yet
Wānaka snowboarder Campbell Melville Ives executed arguably the best run of his career yesterday.
Southlander takes early lead
Southlander takes early lead
Marshall Erwood was planning to sleep alongside the Tour of Southland’s orange jersey overnight before going out to defend it on the first open road stage from Invercargill to Gore today.
Defender pipped in final but wins u18
Defender pipped in final but wins u18
Dunedin surfer Alexis Owen narrowly missed surfing to a remarkable double but he did add another trophy to his cabinet on Saturday.
Czech Menšík wins ASB Classic men's singles crown
Czech Menšík wins ASB Classic men's singles crown
Czech Jakub Menšík has won the 2026 ASB Classic men's singles in a fiercely fought final at Auckland's Stanley Street.
Burnett back for postponed Tour
Burnett back for postponed Tour
A rescheduled Tour of Southland will feature the return of defending champion Josh Burnett, who will be gunning for a third win in his home race.
Mensik marathons his way into ASB final
Mensik marathons his way into ASB final
Jakub Mensik’s path to the ASB Classic final has been anything but straightforward, but the Czech believes the grind of the week in Auckland could prove invaluable preparation for what lies ahead.
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Sharp end for Robertson stuff of history
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Sharp end for Robertson stuff of history
The Last Word by Hayden Meikle
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Games hub now based at Edgar Centre
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Games hub now based at Edgar Centre
Athletes have two weeks to master their craft.