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<i>Chris Rattue</i>: Dan Carter's rare moment of sin
Carter, a brave but normally clinical rather than ferocious tackler, had clearly decided that this was not a moment for taking prisoners.
All Blacks: Dan Carter gets one-match ban
Star All Blacks rugby first five-eighth Dan Carter has been handed a one-match ban for a dangerous high tackle on Wales halfback Martin Roberts.
Mayer chimes in on Britney lip-sync fiasco
Singer John Mayer has defended Britney Spears for lip-synching while on tour in Australia.
<i>Inga Tuigamala</i>: Gatland's gauntlet provides the spur for All Blacks
Warren Gatland is obviously licking his lips at the prospect of becoming the first Wales coach in 56 years to beat the All Blacks.
All Blacks: Kirwan has some tips for new boy
John Kirwan's sage advice will be ringing in Zac Guildford's ears on Sunday.
All Blacks: Guildford in test debut
There have been six changes to the All Blacks starting 15 to face Wales in Cardiff on Sunday.
<i>Chris Rattue:</i> All Blacks a farce for Wales to reckon with
Wales would do world rugby a favour by dealing to the pompous, coach-cycling Kiwis, writes Chris Rattue.
Six venues to be used for All Blacks 2010 home tests
There is one surprise among the venues named for the All Blacks home tests against Wales, Ireland and the Tri-Nations.
A sweet a day helps kids grow up violent
Banish chocolate bars and lock up gobstoppers - letting children eat sweets could turn them into serial killers.
Another dust storm hits Sydney
NSW residents are warned to stay inside as a second dust storm 200km wide hits Sydney.
Facebooking prison officers face sack for bagging boss
A Facebook page set up by prison officers to vent their anger could now get them fired instead.
All Blacks: Beware of England and Wales, warns Fitzpatrick
Wales and England will fancy their chances of beating the All Blacks on their spring tour to the Northern Hemisphere, former All Black captain Sean Fitzpatrick has warned.
Three-year-old criminal suspects in UK
It has emerged that police officers in Strathclyde, Scotland visited the home of a three-year-old after receiving a complaint of damage to household property
Facebook status behind murder, court told
A court has heard that a young mother-of-four was murdered by her partner days after she changed her Facebook status from "married" to "single"