The Kiwis were a bit fast and loose at times, sometimes cavalier in their approach.

Chris Rattue: Warriors bang on cutting Shaun Johnson, shame about the timing.

Comment: Colonialism is alive and well, especially in the north of England.

Michael Maguire has officially been appointed as the Wests Tigers new head coach.

Kiwis refuse to blame penalty try for frustrating 18-16 loss to open series in England.

The pursuit of history in England is now that much more difficult for the Kiwis.

"If the aim is Everest, league is still sitting in the backpackers hostel in Kathmandu."

Shaun Johnson will have no shortage of suitors in the next few months.

All you need to know ahead of the Kiwis' first test against England in Hull.

Auckland club says it is not rushing to re-sign its million-dollar playmaker.

Michael Maguire and Wayne Bennett deciding futures on eve of test match not good look.

Two decades have past since the Kiwis last won a series in England.

An NRL staffer has apologised after making racist remarks during Tonga vs Australia.

Million dollar halfback Shaun Johnson's time as a Warrior could be coming to an end.

In a dramatic day for rugby league, four NRL clubs — three from Sydney — have new coaches.

New captain is not getting carried away with victory over Kangaroos.

The trigger has been pulled on the highest-profile coaching swap the NRL has ever seen.

The Warriors have a favourable start to next season but a tough run home.

The NRL are to investigate claims of racist comments made by an official on Saturday

Despite making his debut in 2009, his Kiwis career didn't go the way many expected.

Warriors will face the Bulldogs in the season opener.

Not everyone was happy as league star married - including the groom's ex.

"It was like a carnival atmosphere."

League administrators will realise that kind of passion and tribalism can't be ignored.

Chris Rattue: Amazing crowd but that Tongan league game was a deliberate dud.

Taumalolo started the Tongan revolution last year, with his late switch from the Kiwis

Young Kangaroos quickly find their feet in second match of new era.

Mate Ma'a Tonga lost 34-16 to the world champions, Australia's Kangaroos.

Tongan coach laments poor first half; wants for more matches against top teams.

For those 26,214 people at Mt Smart Stadium, this was something special to be a part of.