Rugby
Tew confident over sponsor
Steve Tew looked unsure what to do with his giant hammer, but he is certain the NPC is heading in the right direction under its new naming sponsor.
Blues look to celebrate Mealamu's century
Pat Lam can't think of a better player to become the Blues' first centurion than Keven Mealamu.
Umaga sure SBW can make it in rugby
Sonny Bill Williams won't be making any decisions about his future until the end of the French season but Tana Umaga has no doubt the former league star can make it in rugby.
Lions send for a shrink
The struggling Lions are flying in a psychologist from South Africa to help them try to beat the Crusaders this weekend.
Nonu gets off dangerous tackle charge
Ma'a Nonu is free to play the Bulls this weekend after being found not guilty of a reckless tackle charge.
Maori deserve piece of ka pie
Despite some critics saying a racially-selected side has no place in today's rugby environment, the New Zealand Maori team is a unique experience that should be cherished.
Super 14 TeamTalk
Dominion Post rugby writer Toby Robson's weekly Super 14 rundown.
Olympics provide RWC lessons
Maintaining pressure crucial
Another injury for McAlister
Luke McAlister's injury nightmare continues with the All Blacks utility fracturing his nose at Blues training.
Jack to return for Crusaders
Old warrior Brad Thorn should be spared from next weekend's clash against the Lions, while Chris Jack is set to make his first appearance for the Crusaders in 34 months.
Dagg fires in running of Bulls
Nonu's new citation
Cooper rips Canes' effort
Clueless on attack and still flummoxed by the breakdown, the Hurricanes' South African tour is unravelling after they were swept aside by the Stormers with alarming ease in Cape Town.
France thump Italy in Six Nations
France displayed trademark flair to crush Italy 46-20 and stay firmly on course for their first grand slam since 2004 in the Six Nations.
Ireland win easy over Wales
Ireland have kept their slim hopes of retaining the Six Nations title alive with a comfortable 27-12 victory over Wales at Croke Park.
Irish need Welsh win first
Scotland look for England upset
Scotland and England draw
Scotland and England fought out their first draw for 21 years when a tryless, error-strewn Six Nations game finished 15-15 at Murrayfield, ending England's outside title hopes.
NZRU may miss out on Hayman
The All Blacks' hopes of winning next year's World Cup could be dealt a blow with reports Carl Hayman won't return to New Zealand, instead will sign for Toulon.
Henry may step back
The boss of New Zealand rugby has added to speculation the All Black coaches are about to switch jobs again, with New Zealand Rugby Union chief executive Steve Tew hinting that there "may be another change" to the coaching structure.
All Blacks coaching conundrum
Muliaina to play club rugby
Senior ABs eye Cup redemption
Their careers have scaled grand heights but in 2010 Mils Muliaina and Richie McCaw are keeping things simple, stupid.
NZRU may miss out on Hayman
The All Blacks' hopes of winning next year's World Cup could be dealt a blow with reports Carl Hayman won't return to New Zealand, instead will sign for Toulon.
Huxley makes miraculous return
Former Wallabies fullback Julian Huxley has made an accomplished return to rugby union after a two-year absence following the detection of a brain tumour.
Michael Jones eyes political career
Richie McCaw's talisman
Joseph to coach NZ Maori
Wellington rugby coach Jamie Joseph has been handed the New Zealand Maori job for their big centenary season.
Shield game likely sellout
Rugby Southland boss Roger Clark believes Rugby Park will sell out for the expected Ranfurly Shield game against Otago in August.
Soqeta heading to Japan
Powerful Taranaki utility forward Nemia Soqeta has quit New Zealand rugby to take up a two-year contract in Japan.
New provincial rugby sponsor
Rugby's 2010 ITM Cup NPC draw
Makos kick off against Lions
The Tasman Makos have drawn last year's beaten finalists, the Wellington Lions, in the opening game of this year's ITM Cup, formerly the Air New Zealand Cup, in the capital on Sunday, August 1.
Rugby sculpture unveiled
Wrought iron, concrete and earthquakes - it's the World Cup rugby art set for Wellington.
RWC free-to-air not overkill
Rugby World Cup boss Mike Miller doesn't see New Zealand's bloated free-to-air coverage of the 2011 tournament as an overkill, suggesting this was the only country that could handle it.
Matches free-to-air
Capital's World Cup hurry-up
Capital prepares to party
A Rugby World Cup village on Wellington's waterfront will hold more than 1200 partygoers.
Fiji readies relief for cyclone hit islands
MP complains about noisy toddler
Kate Winslet splits from husband
World's best airport lounge named
Car falls down bank, hits house
Kiwi Paralympian 'wordless' after crashing to gold medal win
MP complains about noisy toddler
Key shoots down Australian union
Letter: Dawkins' views are flawed
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