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Nightmare on the Rugby World Cup express
Thousands of fans who took the train to last week's 'family friendly' Rugby World Cup opening celebrations had a horrifying night they would rather forget.
Brian Rudman: Who dropped the ball? Point the finger at everyone
When Auckland councillors met on Wednesday after Rugby World Cup Minister Murray McCully's seizure of key parts of the waterfront, Mayor Len Brown invoked the classic World War II poster encouraging Londoners to "keep calm and carry on".
Waka Cup paddler's ribs broken in 'cowardly' attack
A woman went from the high of paddling a waka for the start of the Cup to the low of being bashed...
Transport woes hit All Black's mum
A proud All Black mother missed her son's team playing in the opening game of last night's Rugby World Cup because of Auckland's transport woes. All Black Kieran Reid's mum missed the opening ceremony and the first half of last night's game
Auckland police anticipate smaller crowds tonight
Police are anticipating more manageable crowds in Auckland for tonight's North Shore-based Rugby World Cup match.