Tim Calder

Last night I was elected onto the committee of the Light Blues which is an Association of former players, officials and supporters of the Otago University Rugby Club for the purpose of fostering interest in rugby at the University of Otago and in the Club. The Light Blues were always very supportive while I played rugby and have given generously to the club for many years. My aim for this association is to promote their membership to younger past players and those non-playing members that have supported the club while studying at the University. Our Club is the greatest rugby club in the country, as I have finished my rugby career I feel it is important for me to continue my support as a non-player so that others can share the enjoyment I have had.

While in Dunedin for my graduation my parents couldn’t help partake in the Otago Hunt Club 125th Jubilee. Hunting is a sport that I have been involved in my whole life. My mother and father, Bruce and Tessa, are life members of the Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Hunt Club where my father has recently retired from the position of Master of the Hunt. Bruce is the Treasurer of the New Zealand Hunt Clubs Association as well as a past New Zealand 6 Year Old Showjumping Champion. Tessa is an experienced Dressage rider and recently competed in the National Dressage Championships in Gisborne. Today they have left for home but plan to hunt again with North Otago and Christchurch Hunts on the way.

Check this new Queenstown Night life experience out! What a great night was had! The night consisted of visiting 5 bars, receiving a free shot at each, while being escorted by a great team of fun, energetic, gougeous staff (and a couple of blokes). Go check out their web site and book a spot on their next tour. This is a great way of experiencing Queenstowns night life in a safe controlled environment.

Featuring Hugh Taylor and Mark Neal
These guys can play, go and check them out!