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More than $170k raised for Lomu children
A fundraiser for the children of Jonah Lomu is thought to have raised more than 100,000 pounds (NZ$177,600) in London overnight.
A fundraiser for the children of Jonah Lomu is thought to have raised more than 100,000 pounds (NZ$177,600) in London overnight.
All Black duo Israel Dagg and Beauden Barrett were drinking at an Irish bar in Nuremberg when they belted out an Irish rugby anthem.
A leading French based rugby writer believes Israel Dagg, Ben Smith and Aaron Cruden will all leave New Zealand rugby after next year's international season.
Radio Sport rugby editor Nigel Yalden reviews the All Blacks' season naming his standout performers of the year.
Former England and Lions back Will Greenwood has praised the depth of talent in New Zealand rugby.
Israel Dagg and Malakai Fekitoa could be the next Kiwi stars to leave New Zealand shores after they were seen in a face-to-face meeting with Toulon.
The British and Irish Lions team to tour NZ next year will potentially be the finest side representing the four Home Unions to travel to our shores.
Israel Dagg's rise back to the top has been overshadowed by the explosion of Beauden Barrett and the All Blacks dominance in 2016.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen is prescribing a January "wellbeing camp" for his players to ensure they hit the ground running against a powerful Lions line-up.
The All Blacks had a great season - learning more about themselves in the last four weeks than they did in the first 10.
COMMENT: Elements of the All Blacks' performance against France shows a team which has run out of ideas and lost confidence in its ability to keep the ball.
Chris Rattue rates the players following the All Blacks' 24-19 win over France this morning in Paris.
There were All Blacks heroes across the team in 2016, but the year belonged to Beauden Barrett.
All Black Aaron Smith has been pictured in public with his partner Teagan Voykovich for the first time after his toilet incident earlier this year.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has judged his team's year a successful one after the hard-fought 24-19 victory over France in Paris
If there were any doubt about Beauden Barrett's World Rugby player of the year credentials, he surely proved them once again.
There will be no rock under the towel this summer for the All Blacks after they produced a performance that demanded they dig to the deepest parts of themselves.
There will be no rock under the towel this summer for the All Blacks after they produced a performance that demanded they dig to the deepest parts of themselves.
The latest All Blacks away jersey has sparked debate. But debate over the treasured kit of our national rugby team is nothing new, it's quite old.
COMMENT: I'm sure Kieran Reid would agree: It's not the jersey that matters, but what the jersey represents, writes Jack Tame.
The rugby season is just about over. Our rugby experts nominate their highlights, disappointments and biggest surprises, and look forward to next season.
COMMENT: There's an old Irish proverb which rather splendidly applies to some of the bile displayed after the All Blacks won against Ireland last weekend.
Just like we did when AIG became a permanent brand on the All Black jersey, the outcry could be heard all over the country but does anyone even notice it now?
The All Blacks' season-ending Test with France is shaping up as a battle of the loose forwards, according to blindside Jerome Kaino.
Whatever the cause and the symptom, the All Blacks tread, again, a fine line in Paris.
The overseas adventure is set to go on for some All Blacks, following tomorrow's season-ending match in Paris.
Four France-based ex All Blacks have named their All Blacks Legends XV ahead of the ABs test in Paris tomorrow morning.
They are coming off contract next year, so can the All Blacks retain Aaron Cruden, Ben Smith and Israel Dagg?
Just when things had settled down, Irish rugby icon Paul O'Connell has reopened the Great Dublin Debate about the All Blacks' tactics.
It all makes sense to TJ Perenara now. But it didn't used to, not in his younger days...