How Nehe Milner-Skudder adapts to being a known quantity will be pivotal to the Hurricanes' Super Rugby prospects.

Chris Rattue lists the key questions surrounding the five New Zealand Super Rugby franchises ahead of the upcoming season.

The summer heat and humidity is even getting to some of our best athletes.

There's only two or three roster spots available for the Hurricanes as they eye next season.

The Hurricanes and Highlanders talk about the Super Rugby Final in Wellington.

In this week's episode of the Vent, Tony is joined by Andrew Gourdie to talk sport, including the upcoming All Blacks vs. Samoa match, who should start in the World Cup finals, and whether the Hurricanes “choked” on Saturday.

I'm gutted for our boys. The Highlanders deserved to win. They led for the whole game and took their opportunities, writes Martin Devlin.

The Hurricanes are the only New Zealand side who have never won Super Rugby and that wait will extend another season.

Conrad Smith, 33, will leave for France after the World Cup with something missing on his impressive rugby resume.

One team will win a Super Rugby title for the first time tonight. Wynne Gray takes us for a trip down memory lane ahead of the monumental clash.

Wellington is full to the brim with rugby fans as a rolling maul of southerners invades the capital ahead of tomorrow's Super Rugby final.

'Skinny white guy' who became a midfield master signs off for the Hurricanes tonight, writes Daniel Richardson.

Hurricanes flanker Ardie Savea is on track to play in tomorrow's Super Rugby final, with coach Chris Boyd saying "as of now, he is".

He is a staunch Hurricanes supporter so why won't the former Campbell Live presenter be in the stands? Chris Rattue finds out.

Hurricanes' Conrad Smith talks about his final upcoming game.

Hurricanes fans have been through it all. We've endured most things. We're expecting this title tomorrow night. We need this title tomorrow night, writes Andrew Mulligan.

Wellingtonians have become understandably pessimistic, expecting the worst in order to limit their disappointment when the worst duly transpires, writes Paul Thomas.

Sympathy for the southern man is a sporting trait we find hard to shift, writes Wynne Gray.

Hurricanes coach Chris Boyd says "the emotion will take care of itself" when the Hurricanes play in their first ever home Super Rugby final.