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Richie McCaw - why All Blacks have the World Cup advantage.
Wallabies in disarray: Coach dumped months before World Cup
Sacrificial lamb: Wallabies great confirmed as the Michael Cheika scapegoat.
'Cheika must go' campaign gathers pace
Wallaby World Cup winner Matt Burke joins the campaign to oust coach Michael Cheika
Chris Rattue: Why the All Blacks will win the World Cup
COMMENT: Beauden Barrett is certainly the best player I have seen on a rugby field.
Rattue: Rugby must stop ripping off PI countries
Let them switch - Pacific island rugby justice must be for all, writes Chris Rattue.
Rattue: The solution to ABs' World Cup crisis
If Steve Hansen hasn't already found a way to say one player's name, he should.
Nigel and Fizz - Last Call in Cardiff
Nigel Yalden and Liam Napier weigh in before the match between the All Blacks and Wales.
Kaino is not a spare part yet - Kirwan
Sir John Kirwan lauds Jerome Kaino but says he must accept second fiddle status.
All Blacks earn another salute
New Year Honours for sporting identities to be acknowledged for their contributions to NZ sports.
Power rankings: Which ref comes out top?
Three matches left in the World Cup - and one exhibition game to decide third - and all will be whistled by men of the north.
Marshall: My one concern for the ABs
COMMENT: If All Blacks can't solidify that scrum and dominate, then France may have an advantage, writes Justin Marshall.
Gregor Paul: Why the All Blacks can survive and thrive without Richie McCaw
The All Blacks have had to play without their skipper before and every time they did, they won, writes Gregor Paul.
Midweek Fixture with Dylan Cleaver: Yeah, nah - why Gatland is so wrong
Wales coach thinks Group of Death is the Group of Hell, but for viewers it has been anything but, writes Dylan Cleaver.
Fans face rugby without beer
All Blacks fans wanting to watch early morning Rugby World Cup matches in pubs and bars shoulder to shoulder with other staunch supporters might have limited choices.