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A pair of women looking for love are using their spare Super Rugby tickets to snag themselves a blind date. The latest bid is at $230.
A pair of women looking for love are using their spare Super Rugby tickets to snag themselves a blind date. The latest bid is at $230.
Keith Quinn writes about his disgust at the way the All Blacks treated 'one of their own' after the 2003 Rugby World Cup semi-final.
A drawing of former All Black Jerry Collins is being auctioned on Trade Me and the bidding has reached over $2500.
The aunty of former All Black Jerry Collins says she learnt of her nephew's tragic death through a news bulletin on the television.
Watching Robbie Deans lead the Barbarians to a good win over a strong Ireland side made me think - we could do much worse than getting him back into New Zealand's coaching system.
Steve Tew has a difficult job keeping NZ's best rugby talent on these shores, but the double standards are obvious, writes Patrick McKendry.
Playing rugby in France was "too testing" for former All Black Zac Guildford, who is returning to NZ just halfway through a four-year contract.
Amid prophecies of doom, the factor complicating everything is the Olympics and the unknown impact it will have on AB's and Super Rugby selection.
Colin Slade is off contract at the end of this year and has been described as a high-priority retention.
Move confirms schoolboy rugby has surpassed ITM Cup in size and importance and is where the Auckland Rugby Union will target much of its future investment.
Charles Piutau is a player the All Blacks definitely didn't want to lose. But it is understood he has been offered and has already signed a deal in Europe.
An international group involving All Black coach Steve Hansen initially, then Dave Rennie once his Chiefs work is done, will collect and trial ideas about changes to the complex laws.
SBWs' latest concussion problem shows just how unprofessional and irresponsible NZ rugby has been by rubber stamping his boxing career, writes Chris Rattue.
Auckland's ambition to be a powerhouse of the world game is a long way from being fulfilled.
Wayne Smith, confirmed as an assistant to Steve Hansen for next year's World Cup, says he never thought he would coach the All Blacks again following their triumph in 2011.
Auckland City's roll through Morocco is uplifting on one hand, and a depressing reminder on the other.
Steve Hansen, the first All Blacks coach to be appointed beyond a World Cup, hopes he has set a trend.
Five weeks for pushing referee Glenn Jackson - I guess that's about a week for every metre Ben Tameifuna sent him sprawling.
New Zealand Rugby yesterday confirmed that Sonny Bill Williams will be given a special exemption to fast-track his way into the All Blacks' end-of-year tour.
Ten former players and one former journalist inducted into IRB’s Hall of Fame.
All Blacks' halfback Piri Weepu has farewelled New Zealand rugby with a special shout out to his fans, as he looks to end his glittering career with English club London Welsh.
When Brazil saw its football team go to pieces before their eyes this week, there must have been many rugby fans in NZ thinking, could it happen to us?
While New Zealand fans were still recovering from the 1995 Rugby World Cup.
Paul Thomas asks: Isn't it about time New Zealand rugby stopped believing its own PR and faced the ugly truth?
Samoa, Fiji, Tonga and the Cook Islands are on the hunt for players and are putting pressure on those eligible for the Island nations.
Big Ben Tameifuna has a big decision to make — stay with the Chiefs or sign with Toulouse and most likely commit to playing for Tonga at next year’s World Cup.
The New Zealand Rugby Union's refusal to play tests in the Pacific Islands remains a shame on the national game.
The NZRU has confirmed that All Blacks Cory Jane and Israel Dagg took sleeping pills while they were out drinking ahead of the Rugby World Cup quarter final.
Shameful chapters in New Zealand rugby have reduced but the NZRU's inability to unite with Jonah Lomu remains one of their neglectful episodes.
South Africa appear to be the clear and present danger but there is a more basic threat nearer to home that has potential to bite New Zealand rugby harder.