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Phil Gifford: A rugby success story in the age of sporting malaise
What role does rugby play now? For Waihi, it has brought joy and unity.
What role does rugby play now? For Waihi, it has brought joy and unity.
Colin de Grandhomme sparked up his Covid-19 enforced downtime by working on a trade.
Parker is set to become the first high-profile boxer to reignite his career post-Covid19.
What sort of shape will New Zealand's top players be in after lock down?
NZR could be the first union in the world to return to action - but it remains cautious.
Leaders have outlined grave fears for women's sport, with generations of athletes at risk.
"The most bizarre day I've ever batted": Astle talks to Phil Gifford about that day.
New York Times: What the effect of European football's shutdown will be remains unclear.
American Magic's Kiwi skipper has revealed his concern about next year's America's Cup.
Comment: It has been an astonishing seven days for New Zealand Rugby's top brass
Everyone looks from the outside in believing professional athletes have it made.
A look through the winners and losers from the World Rugby chairman vote.
Comment: Beaumont appeals as the exact opposite of the change World Rugby needs.
Phoenix captain Steven Taylor says his naturally fit squad will be fizzing to return.
The inside story of the Warriors' extraordinary efforts to stay afloat.
NZ Rugby plans to mend bridges with Fiji and Samoa after they sided with the Six Nations.
"Sometimes we wonder what the hell we got into," says Ryan Nelsen.
We say: Could the perennial strugglers of rugby league benefit from such hardship?
COMMENT: Team NZ have fared the worst of the four America's Cup teams due to the lockdown.
COMMENT: From a freezing Cardiff to a noisy Dunedin, it's goodbye to all that for now.
COMMENT: Super Rugby has been tossed into the dustbin of history.
Chris Rattue reflects on the most memorable confrontations across his career.
Two of New Zealand's top young players facing the prospect of months without football.
Some rose to the challenge, others brought the wrong sort of attention to themselves.
COMMENT: A return to game's traditions may be more important than complete reinvention.
COMMENT: Castle was brave enough to fall on her sword. NZR executives must follow.
Kirk reflects on All Blacks' first World Cup win, his sprawling career and coming home.
Mental health of players and staff key as Blues find comfort in humour and new target.
Pounding the pavement has taken on a whole new meaning for Elliot Collier.
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