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All Blacks retain Bledisloe Cup
The All Blacks retained the Bledisloe Cup with a 20-10 victory in a high-octane trans-Tasman test in Christchurch.
<i>Editorial</i>: A better way to punish foul play on rugby field
The All Blacks are on fire and from the New Zealand viewpoint, test match rugby is as sexy as it has been in living memory.
Rugby: Wallabies playing for their careers
Hooker Saia and midfielder Anthony Faingaa are the first twins to start for the Wallabies since the Ella brothers.
Rugby: Yellow fever may scare away fans
Will we get past halftime tomorrow before referee Jonathan Kaplan sends an All Black or Wallaby for a rest?
Rugby: Deans makes three changes to Wallabies
Wallabies coach Robbie Deans makes two changes in the backs and one in the forwards for Saturday's All Blacks clash.
<i>Justin Vaughan</i>: All Black fans shameful
A portion of the NZ contingent were focused on consuming vast quantities of alcohol as rapidly as possible, as well as baiting and abusing Australian spectators.
Rugby: Next-game focus delivering results for All Black coaches
The All Blacks and their coaches have their focus purely on Saturday in Christchurch while others eye the World Cup.
Cricket boss lashes drunk All Black fans
Justin Vaughan has denounced the behaviour of drunk All Black fans at last weekend's Bledisloe Cup test, saying it was symptomatic of wider alcohol problems.
Rugby: Refs' boss gets tough on errors
the International Rugby Board has apologised for wing Drew Mitchell being sent off in last week's Bledisloe Cup match.
Rugby sevens: All Black quartet gear up for gold
Our rugby sevens side for the Commonwealth Games looks to be a good mix of youth and experience.
<i>Chris Rattue:</i> Wallabies just a pack of Melting Matildas
Chris Rattue writes that the current Wallaby team is 'an embarrassment'.
All Blacks: Make that eight, mate
Add Melbourne to the list of grounds the All Blacks have turned into successive burial sites for the Wallabies.