Lawson 10th in Belgian GP sprint, one better in qualifying
Liam Lawson finished the Belgian Grand Prix sprint in 10th, but will have another chance to pick up points after qualifying ninth quickest for the main event.
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Wallabies furious after controversial late try gives Lions win
Wallabies furious after controversial late try gives Lions win
The Wallabies have suffered a heart-breaking series defeat to the British and Irish Lions losing the second Test at the MCG 29-26 after a controversial last-minute try.
Henry heroics guide Black Caps to Tri-Series final win
Henry heroics guide Black Caps to Tri-Series final win
New Zealand seamer Matt Henry restricted South Africa to three runs from the last over to seal a dramatic three-run victory in the Twenty20 International Tri-Series final in Harare.
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All Blacks depth tracking OK for 2027
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All Blacks depth tracking OK for 2027
Apparently they call it Project 4-4-4. Scott Robertson wants to have four test-quality players in each position by the time the All Blacks roll up to the Rugby World Cup in Australia in 2027.
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Joseph relieved to get call-up
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Joseph relieved to get call-up
Maia Joseph’s passport is getting another stamp.
Backs make strong showing in internal trial
Backs make strong showing in internal trial
Otago built some confidence with a strong showing in their internal trial game in Cromwell yesterday.
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Mystics favourites against Tactix — but only just
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Mystics favourites against Tactix — but only just
Team Tactix or Team Mystics? Netball writer Kayla Hodge has all you need to know on the eve of tomorrow’s ANZ Premiership final.
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Upper Clutha warm favourites for final
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Upper Clutha warm favourites for final
It has been a near perfect season for the Upper Clutha rugby team who have the opportunity to complete a hat-trick of triumphs when they tackle Clutha in the Otago Countrywide final at Wanaka today.
Bracewell to stay with Black Caps for first test
Bracewell to stay with Black Caps for first test
Black Caps batting allrounder Michael Bracewell will replace the injured Glenn Phillips for the first test against Zimbabwe which starts on Wednesday in Bulawayo.
Halasima staying grounded after show of brilliance
Halasima staying grounded after show of brilliance
New Zealand Warriors phenomenon Leka Halasima has returned to earth this week.
Joseph named in Black Ferns World Cup squad
Joseph named in Black Ferns World Cup squad
Otago halfback Maia Joseph has been named in the Black Ferns squad to defend their Rugby World Cup title next month.
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Squad’s potential excites coach
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Squad’s potential excites coach
There is a quiet optimism about where the Otago Spirit could head this season.
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Blue to face Gold for spots in the Blue-and-Golds
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Blue to face Gold for spots in the Blue-and-Golds
There will be some friendly fire in Cromwell this afternoon.
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The puck stops here
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The puck stops here
Four teams, three medals, two finals, one big winner.
Show me some emotion
Show me some emotion
Is Scottie Scheffler's dominance good or bad for golf? Otago Daily Times correspondent Neville Idour attempts to answer that question following Scheffler's dominant win at The Open.
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Central Otago team of the season
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Central Otago team of the season
Bob Howitt names a team of the season from the Central Otago premier club competition.
South Otago team of the season
South Otago team of the season
Francis Parker names a team of the season from the Southern Region premier club competition.
Talent galore slated for Southern Surge
Talent galore slated for Southern Surge
The Southern Surge is set to unleash all sorts of equine talent in Southland.
Rugby player cops 28-match ban after king hit
Rugby player cops 28-match ban after king hit
The rugby player who sucker-punched an opponent in a Christchurch club game has been banned for 28 matches - effectively ruling him out of the sport for two years.
Finals footy delivers the goods
Finals footy delivers the goods
Well Rugby Chat is done for the year (thank God, you’ll be saying!) but we have a few things to cover off so we can enjoy the summer.