All Black Sevens coach Scott Waldrom’s media stand-up after the team’s 33-7 win over Samoa in their first pool game at the HSBC Wellington Sevens.

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Join Guy Heveldt as he brings you today's sports news. Aaron Cruden signs with Montpellier, The Wellington Phoenix have scored a massive 3-0 win over the Melbourne Victory in the A-League and who will get to Martin Crowe's record number of centuries first?

Source: Chiefs Rugby All Blacks first five-eighth Aaron Cruden has signed a deal with French Top 14 side Montpellier, the club has confirmed. Montpellier owner and president Mohed Altrad confirmed to NZME that his club had signed Cruden and said a statement would be released later today. Altrad didn't give any other details of the deal but NZME understands it is for three years.

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Francois Steyn is sent off for a high tackle on Johnny Sexton in the European Championship quarter-final under the new rules

Source: ITV. New Zealanders often showcase moments of exquisite skill wherever they ply their trade in the rugby world. A prime example of this came in a losing cause in the weekend's Aviva Premiership in England. Harlequins beat Sale Sharks 29-26, but the match highlight was a crosskick by Sharks No 7 and former Otago loose forward TJ Ioane.

Beauden Barrett on why the All Blacks end of year tour was extra special for him. Will the new rugby head high law change the way the game is played?

Who will get the gongs in tonight's star-studded affair?

High Performance Sport New Zealand has released its funding allocation for next year with triathlon, cycling and swimming the big losers. Join Guy Heveldt for more.

World Rugby has announced a zero tolerance approach to reckless and accidental contact in the sport. The new laws will have an instant impact on the game. For more, Bernadine Oliver-Kerby is joined by NZME’s head of sport Trevor McKewen.

World Rugby has announced details of a zero-tolerance approach to reckless and accidental head contact in the sport.

World Rugby's new law on contact with the head

Joseph Parker and Andy Ruiz's team preview the big title fight tonight at Vector Arena. Blackcaps batting coach Craig McMillan gives his analysis of the Chappell-Hadlee series and looks ahead to the bumper summer of cricket.

Sir Colin Meads talks to Tony Veitch about his health.

The All Black great, Sir Colin Meads is to be cast in bronze in the main street of his hometown of Te Kuiti in the King Country. Bernadine Oliver-Kerby is joined by Tony Veitch to find out more.

Rugby players from opposing Italian Serie C teams Val Camonica and Casalmaggiore combined in true rugby spirit to free a stuck ambulance containing a stricken player. Source: Delinquenti prestati al mondo della palla ovale

Tony Veitch & Guy Heveldt fill us in on todays sport news including the sudden retirement of F1's reigning champion Nico Rosberg; the Chapecoense tragic plane crash potentially bringing Brazilian legend Ronaldinho out of retirement; Kiwi Shane van Gisbergen closes in on Supercars title this weekend; and why Wallabies fans will be struggling to watch the game tomorrow.

Join Guy Heveldt and Tony Veitch for todays sports news. Covering rugby and soccer.

Source: Facebook / Alan Boyle. They may have been on the wrong side of history when the All Blacks lost to Ireland for the first time in 111 years, but Israel Dagg and Beauden Barrett have shown they're good sports. After beating France in the final match of a long 2016 rugby season, a few of the All Blacks were letting their hair down in Germany. Dagg and Barrett were drinking at an Irish bar in Nuremberg on Monday night when they belted out the Irish rugby anthem, Ireland’s Call.

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Join Tony Veitch for the latest sport news including the All Blacks win over France today and reflection on a year of outstanding All Blacks performances.

Join Tony Veitch for the latest sport news including the All Blacks upcoming game against France with media reports of the All Blacks being dirty and the All Blacks away jersy not being all black. Tony also gives an overview of the weekends cricket.

All Blacks captain Kieran Read commenting on the tour and the upcoming test against France in Paris.

All Blacks loose forward Jerome Kaino commenting on the tour and the upcoming test against France in Paris.

All Blacks halfback TJ Perenara has been named as the starting halfback ahead of Aaron Smith for the test against France in Paris.

All Blacks loose forward Matt Todd has been named as the starting openside flanker for the test against France in Paris.

Steve Hansen talks about the penalties against the All Blacks and the perception they're a dirty team