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Former rugby coach recalls the moment a 7 year old made Whangārei history
We're trying to find Whangārei's first female rugby player: Can you help?
We're trying to find Whangārei's first female rugby player: Can you help?
The Black Ferns are getting a chance to flex their creative sides.
'I've followed the things that have given me joy along the way.'
The men's and women's World Cups share little in terms of ethos, culture and attitudes.
Whitney Hansen believes more teams will try to slow the Black Ferns down.
Elder was still passionately supporting her former team despite missing out on the squad.
OPINION: It was not an overly impressive start to the tournament.
Black Ferns Chelsea Bremner and Joanah Ngan-Woo alongside assistant coach Whitney Hansen reflect on the lessons learnt after a tough battle with Australia. Video / NZ Herald / Photosport
Five talking points from the opening day of the women's Rugby World Cup.
Wales won in injury time in the most thrilling match of the World Cup so far.
Canada showed they could be Rugby World Cup title contenders.
The Group B match always seemed likely to be one of the closest in the group rounds.
The Black Ferns had to climb out of an early hole to topple Australia.
Opinion: Women's rugby owning the spotlight means so much to so many.
Wayne Smith appears to have plenty of work ahead of him after a slow start.
The world's top ranked team took over after the restart.
France showed an early glimpse of the challenge they are expected to pose.
Claiming the crown would represent a miracle six-month transformation for Black Ferns.
Here's how to prepare for seven hours of rugby, music and good times.
The duo had to stop strangers from blowing the precious Rugby World Cup match whistle.
A special 'sonic' Kaikaranga-inspired Player of the Match trophy has been created.
Saturday looms as an incredible event for rugby fans and the sun is meant to shine.
A local cafe owner is ecstatic after US women rugby players spent more than $1000 on pies.
Rugby World Cup players twirled poi with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern yesterday.
Women's rugby has come far but misogynist attitudes still exists, says Herstory curator.
The Black Ferns find themselves in the unlikely position of being underdogs this year.
Rugby couple Renee Wickliffe and Portia Woodman support each other in the Black Ferns
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern makes poi with the Wales womens rugby team in Whangarei to prepare for the Rugby World Cup 2021. Video / Jaime Lyth
Christopher Reive looks at some of the tournament's brightest prospects.
Black Ferns Arihiana Marino-tauhinu, Kendra Cocksedge, Amy Du Plessis & Santo Taumata along with coaches Wayne Smith & Sir Graham Henry reveal both the nerves and excitement ahead of the Rugby World Cup on Saturday. Video / NZ Herald