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Monday 01st February, 2016
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Track and field competitors from all over the country have congregated to kick off the annual Masters Games in Dunedin.
More than 100 athletes took part in the opening event at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday.
And some were proving that age is no handicap.
Friday 29th January, 2016
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The New Zealand Masters Games is kicking off in Dunedin, with over 4000 athletes set to compete.
The schedule's jam-packed with hundreds of events including figure skating and an indoor triathlon.
And organisers are challenging the misconception that the event's just for old people.
Thursday 28th January, 2016
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Starting at the top of the Super Rugby table, the Highlanders are heading into three pre-season matches.
Players are facing the departure of head coach Jamie Joseph, as well as the pressure to perform.
But they're confidently pushing that to the sidelines.
Tuesday 26th January, 2016
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Local athletes are gearing up for what is expected to be a very full summer sporting calendar.
Several athletics events are being held at the Caledonian Ground over the next couple of months.
And that's serving as good preparation for the biggest contest of them all.
Friday 22nd January, 2016
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A local researcher is preparing to cover new ground in a study about homophobia and sport.
The University of Otago senior lecturer is wanting to detail the issue of homophobia in relation to sport throughout the country.
And she's hoping her findings will lead to a more even playing field.
Thursday 21st January, 2016
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Highlanders head coach Jamie Joseph is leaving Dunedin at the end of this year's Super Rugby season to work in Japan.
Joseph confirmed the move during a media conference at the Highlanders headquarters early this afternoon.
He says making the decision to leave the Highlanders wasn't easy, but it's the necessary progression in his career.
Joseph is in his sixth season with the Highlanders, last year leading the side to its first ever Super Rugby victory.
The 46 year old once played for Japan, including in the 1999 Rugby World Cup.
Thursday 21st January, 2016
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Young swimmers from all over the South Island are in Dunedin competing for regional titles.
The Otago 13 and over championships are under way at Moana Pool, where hundreds of competitors are vying for victory.
And local talent is proving strong.
Thursday 21st January, 2016
Highlanders head coach Jamie Joseph is leaving Dunedin at the end of this year's Super Rugby season to work in Japan.
Joseph confirmed the move during a media conference at the Highlanders headquarters early this afternoon.
He says making the decision to move on wasn't easy but it is the necessary progression in his sporting career.
Tuesday 19th January, 2016
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Dozens of local aerobics enthusiasts are getting a head start on the upcoming competitive season.
They're taking part in a two-day workshop at Queen's High School, working with top athletes and choreographers.
And they're learning there's more to the sport than just jumping around.
Monday 18th January, 2016
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Planning is well under way for the second official Spartans rugby tournament taking place in Dunedin next month.
Interest in the event is growing by the day with dozens of teams registering to raise money for injured players.
And local sportswomen are set to benefit from the competition's growing popularity.