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Fresh challenges await last year's star
This time last year, an outstanding pre-season campaign set up Patrick Tuipulotu for inclusion in the All Blacks after only a handful of games for the Blues.
Rugby: Cruden on target for Chiefs' campaign
The shadow of two World Cups hangs over Super Rugby, which kicks off next Friday, February 13.
Blues $4m high-tech training HQ
The Blues will today officially announce a new $4 million purpose-built training and administrative headquarters at Alexandra Park in Auckland.
Patrick McKendry: Blues up against cricket opener
New Zealand's five Super Rugby teams will officially launch their season in Auckland this morning.
Rugby: Fantasy Super Rugby is back for 2015
Dream Team Fantasy Super Rugby is the ultimate test of your rugby knowledge.
Li, Moala back in action after court
Two Blues players who recently appeared in court - one waiting for sentencing on assault charges - took to the field in a pre-season game last night.
Star rugby player dodges conviction
A Blues rugby star tipped to be a future All Black has dodged a conviction for drink driving because a judge believed it would impede his 'stellar career'.
Rugby: Rennie content to keep his future coaching options open
Dave Rennie is not putting all his coaching eggs in the All Blacks basket for when his new Chiefs contract expires in 2017.
Chris Rattue: Shock! Player says something interesting
Dan Carter is the mouse who roared by rugby standards.
Rugby: Magnet of Lions' tour pulls Kaino
The lure of the 2017 Lions tour could be the clincher for Jerome Kaino to re-sign with New Zealand Rugby.
Scotty Stevenson: Missing season worse than pain of shattered leg
Willi Heinz, 28, allowed himself to shed a couple of tears as he was carried off the field at Timaru last Saturday. Moments earlier he had heard a loud bang.
Blues on right road to success - Kirwan
John Kirwan is adamant the Blues Super Rugby franchise is heading in the right direction, despite a difficult few days after George Moala was found guilty in the courts of assault and the termination of Peter Saili's contract.
Blues hold off decision on Moala
George Moala is free to train, play and travel with the Blues until May 1, despite being found guilty last week of assault.
Chris Rattue: Blues play safe hiding behind legal process
The Blues' confirmation that George Moala will return while the judicial process is completed is a slap in the face to victims of violence everywhere, writes Chris Rattue.
George Moala to return to Blues
Blues wing George Moala will return to train with the side after being found guilty of wounding with intent over a late night fight two years ago.
Blues and Alex Park deal done
The Blues could be trotting off to Alexandra Park where they will establish their new training base and headquarters, possibly by as early as November.
Few clues to reasons for Saili's departure
Peter Saili's Super Rugby career came to an abrupt end yesterday with the NZRU terminating his contract as the Blues forward eyes up an offer to play in France.
Moala found guilty
The jury in the assault trial of Blues rugby player George Moala has found him guilty on one charge.
Blues terminate Saili's contract
Peter Saili to move to France after New Zealand Rugby Union and the Blues reached an agreement to end his employment with immediate effect..
Moala brawl caused by 'oafish' drunks
The defence lawyer for George Moala's brother says a nightclub fight was caused by "oafish" drunks trying to bait the rugby star.
Moala was trying to 'protect' girlfriend
The girlfriend of an Auckland rugby star said he was trying to protect her when he got involved in a fracas that led to him being charged by police.
Rugby: Polwart ready to fire for Chiefs
If the strength of a Super Rugby franchise is through its squad depth, then the Chiefs should be on to a winner in Sean Polwart.