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Monday, August 24, 2015
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Local horse riders are clearing obstacles on their way to showjumping success.
Many have been involved in a yearly competition held at Mosgiel.
And they're training for bigger events, set to thrill crowds over the next few months.
Friday, August 21, 2015
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A King's High School athlete is stepping into the international spotlight.
He's preparing to represent New Zealand at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Samoa, competing in the long jump and hurdles.
But his aspirations don't end there.
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
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Southland has claimed victory over Otago in the longest-running police rugby fixture in the country.
The match at Hancock Park ended 33-nil to the southern visitors.
But off the field players from both teams are savouring the camaraderie.
Monday, August 17, 2015
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Cross country running is an expanding sport in the city, thanks in part to a series of winter races.
The Athletics Otago programme has just concluded, with a drizzly run through Rotary Park.
And now the organisation's looking to further encourage young participants.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Dunedin's first disc golf course is being installed at a local park, with final approval from the city council.
The Chingford Park course in North East Valley has been a long time coming.
And those behind it hope it sparks a surge in popularity for the obscure sport.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Hundreds of primary school children have gathered at the Alhambra grounds for an annual cross-country race.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
The city's top club rugby players have been recognised, with Southern loose forward Adam Knight taking the top honour.
The 23-year-old builder is Dunedin's club rugby player of the year.
His title comes just days after his selection into the Otago ITM Cup squad.
Other award winners include Taieri's Josh Casey, who scored the most points this season and set a new record of 300.
Several players were given special awards for notching up 100 senior games for their clubs.
And the personality of the year award went to University A coach Rahul Das.
Monday, August 3, 2015
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For the second consecutive year, Pirates are the victors in the local women's premier club rugby competition.
The side beat University 31-13 in Saturday's final.
And for the undefeated Pirates, it's a perfect end to a perfect season.
Thursday, July 30, 2015
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Adventure seekers are taking to the streets after dark to pursue their passion.
Members of the Longboard Society of Dunedin say more locals are getting involved in the sport.
And contrary to popular belief, they're committed to doing what they love in the safest way possible.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
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Hundreds more local children are learning the basics of movement, at the city's top sporting venue.
Sport Otago's fundamental skills programme continues to attract grants from community organisations.
And the financial support means it can be expanded throughout the region.
Monday, July 27, 2015
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After five long years, University A is once again at the top of premier rugby.
The varsity side defected defending champions Taieri 31-15 in Saturday's final.
And despite imperfect seasons, the captains of both teams say it's been a fantastic year.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
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Almost a million dollars is being used to nurture budding local athletes.
The Otago Community Trust has just donated over $900,000 to sporting organisations.
And for one local agency, the money is helping to ensure promising sports stars stay put.
Monday, July 20, 2015
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A record turnout and heated matches have Otago Table Tennis celebrating this year's regional competition.
It's been bolstered by visiting players from Shanghai, and it's left the future of local table tennis looking bright.
Thursday, July 16, 2015
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Dozens of young golfers are using the end of their school holidays to put in some time on the green.
They're braving the wet weather to participate in a junior tournament at St Clair.
And it's helping the fledgling athletes take their game to the next level.
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
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A sibling rivalry between Dunedin and its sister city Shanghai is being started through table tennis.
Chinese players are in the city, seeing the sights and preparing for a major sporting contest.
And their training camp's been kicked off with some unique views.