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All Blacks gear made in China
They are as recognisably Kiwi as gumboots and Swanndris, but scarves and beanies sported by All Blacks supporters are being made abroad.
Rugby: Young guns helping to fire up Counties
Counties Manukau have a commitment to promoting young talent in the region.
Rugby: Bledisloe reaches even purist AFL fans
The All Blacks hope to make an impact in the city that traditionally prefers the 'aerial ping-pong' of AFL.
All Blacks: 'Unpatriotic' snapper barred
The NZRU has banned Kiwi photographer Scott Barbour from covering the All Blacks' Bledisloe Cup build-up.
Strategic Finance trustee calls in the liquidators
Strategic Finance's trustee has appointed liquidators to the failed property lender - saying they will have wider powers than the receivers to scrutinise deals made.
<i>Mark Irving :</i> Why the All Blacks brand is being forced to evolve
A simple "gidday" and handshake goes a long way to restoring the All Black's brand.
Rugby club's topless gig
One of the country's most famous rugby clubs is under fire for hiring topless models to raffle underwear at its annual fundraiser earlier this week.
100,000 reasons for the All Blacks to win
The All Blacks have been given 100,000 good reasons to become the first NZ side to lift the Webb Ellis Trophy in 24 years.
Rugby: Players do nicely, thank you, under collective deal
The NZRU and the Players' Association yesterday signed off on a collective agreement until the end of 2012.
All Blacks: Real challenge for old guard
The heat is on three senior All Blacks, with a collective 186 test caps, to produce their top form in tonight's second test against Wales.
Assault conviction costs Lauaki Japanese contract
Sione Lauaki was today fined $800 and ordered to pay $500 for emotional harm to a man he assaulted in March because he thought the man stole his drink.