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ABs, Carter win Laureus awards
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It's time for a rethink on the Ioane kid
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'You can't get any bigger than this'
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Sevens seek to uphold proud record
New Zealand have won 11 Cup finals, second only to Fiji with 15.
Lima Sopoaga: What I need to do to get back in black
Highlanders pivot Lima Sopoaga has revealed what he needs to improve in order to impress the All Black selectors.
English rugby told to take 'reality pill'
One of England's leading sports journalists has warned England to take a reality pill in light of what he is seeing in New Zealand rugby.
No room at the top at All Blacks
Should All Blacks coach Steve Hansen decide it's right to stay on, it will accelerate the exodus of other aspiring test coaches offshore.
Aaron Smith streets ahead in race
Smith's multi-layered ability across the basic disciplines iced by his intuition has made him the leader in the No 9 jersey.
Replacing the golden generation
Talent is one thing, but it's rendered almost worthless if the understanding isn't there on how to use it, writes Gregor Paul.
Hansen closer to sticking with ABs
New Zealand Rugby are believed to be ready to make that commitment and willing to start talks whenever Hansen is ready.
Rebuilding is not in the ABs' vocabulary
There will be no pining for the golden generation.
Savea needs to shape up to stay on top
Given the way the All Blacks played at the World Cup, the easy assumption to make is that what matters most for an individual rugby player is skill development and execution.
Hansen likely to extend contract
From being 70:30 against after the World Cup, to 50:50 a few months later, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen could now be more likely than not to extend beyond 2017.
Hansen hits out over sevens recruits
When the sevens format was added to the Olympic programme, pundits predicted the New Zealand side would be boosted by an influx of top-level talent.
Is there a World Cup injury curse?
The men who returned from England with gold are dropping at an alarming rate from their Super Rugby teams. We check out the sidelined World Cup players.