Popular Alflaila tops White Robe roster
Popular Alflaila tops White Robe roster
White Robe Lodge stallions Alflaila and Ancient Spirit will reinforce the southern nursery’s commitment to supporting thoroughbred breeders at every level.
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Moana Pasifika’s turmoil ‘disheartening’ — Soakai
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Moana Pasifika’s turmoil ‘disheartening’ — Soakai
Alando Soakai is a proud Highlanders man but he was on the other side in the game against Moana Pasifika in Christchurch on Sunday.
Effervescent wing Nareki back for Drua clash
Effervescent wing Nareki back for Drua clash
The Highlanders have brought back some Pasifika panache for their trip to Fiji this weekend.
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Paton’s passions: red, white, blue and gold
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Paton’s passions: red, white, blue and gold
How does a girl who grew up on an East Otago farm end up playing for the United States?
Black Sticks women give Argentina a run for their money in China
Black Sticks women give Argentina a run for their money in China
The Black Sticks women fought hard before slipping to a 3-2 loss to world No 2 Argentina at the Changzhou Invitational Tournament in China yesterday.
Allott appointed NZC CEO
Allott appointed NZC CEO
Former Black Caps pace bowler Geoff Allott has been appointed chief executive of New Zealand Cricket, replacing Scott Weenink.
Baby Blacks scrape past Junior Wallabies
Baby Blacks scrape past Junior Wallabies
New Zealand fought back from a 12-point halftime deficit to beat Australia 34-29 in a thrilling opening match of the Under-20 Rugby Championship in South Africa yesterday.
Former Black Cap named as NZ Cricket CEO
Former Black Cap named as NZ Cricket CEO
Former Black Caps fast bowler Geoff Allott has been appointed chief executive of New Zealand Cricket, replacing Scott Weenink, who resigned in December.
Fifa seeking another yellow card amnesty: report
Fifa seeking another yellow card amnesty: report
FIFA is reportedly planning to add a second yellow card "amnesty" period for the this year's World Cup.
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Persistence pays off for defending champs
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Persistence pays off for defending champs
University Albion A recovered from a scrappy start to send another reminder of their strength as the Dunedin premier club competition had a rare Monday round yesterday.
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Ugly win? ‘We’ll take it’ — Kidwell
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Ugly win? ‘We’ll take it’ — Kidwell
David Kidwell has a hint of cheekiness in his voice as he sends a message to anyone concerned the Highlanders’ win over Moana Pasifika at the weekend was not the prettiest watch.
NZ bank another two medals to come away from track world cup with four
NZ bank another two medals to come away from track world cup with four
New Zealanders claimed two medals on the final night to complete a four-medal haul at the UCI track world cup in Malaysia.
‘Exciting young talent’ named in squad to tour England
‘Exciting young talent’ named in squad to tour England
Spin bowling all-rounders Flora Devonshire and Nensi Patel, and batters Emma McLeod and Izzy Sharp, have been named in the White Ferns ODI squad for UK matches.
Players struggle with heat at Christchurch's new 'greenhouse'
Players struggle with heat at Christchurch's new 'greenhouse'
The roof at Te Kaha brought a bumper atmosphere inside the stadium during Super Rugby Pacific's 'Super Round' - but it also brought the heat.
Red letter day for White Robe Lodge at Riccarton Anzac meet
Red letter day for White Robe Lodge at Riccarton Anzac meet
The Brian and Shane Anderton team and White Robe Lodge enjoyed a day for the ages at Riccarton on Saturday when they collected two of the three stakes features on the Anzac Day card.
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Dunedin City Royals routed by in-form Ferrymead
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Dunedin City Royals routed by in-form Ferrymead
The Dunedin City Royals were foiled in their bid to get back on track in the Southern League as they slipped to a 3-0 loss to Ferrymead Bays at Tahuna Park yesterday.
Buchanan 19th in Jerez
Buchanan 19th in Jerez
Southland rider Cormac Buchanan is satisfied with his progress as he continues to return from injury.
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Dunedin sneak home to claim first win
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Dunedin sneak home to claim first win
This was truly the dance of the desperates.
Two-hour marathon barrier broken in London
Two-hour marathon barrier broken in London
Kenya's Sabastian Sawe become the first man to run a marathon in under two hours in an official race as he stormed to victory at the London Marathon in 1hr 59min 30sec.
Steel ride confidence to another victory
Steel ride confidence to another victory
Never underestimate what a little confidence can do for a team.