Rugby
All Blacks beat England
Henry hails 'best game on tour'
It may have been another grind on attack, but Graham Henry has labelled the All Blacks' 19-6 victory over England at Twickenham today as his side's best of its northern tour.
Wallabies humiliated by Scotland
Australia's rugby season reached a shocking new low with an humiliating 9-8 loss to Scotland at Murrayfield this morning (NZ time).
NZ keen to take vivre from la France
C'est la guerre, the French would say. It's war. The battle lines have long ago been drawn, but there's no doubt next weekend's seismic clash of the hemispheres in Marseille has something extra riding on it.
Johnson focuses on positives
England manager Martin Johnson and his players were torn between celebrating a marked improvement in performance and lamenting another defeat after this morning's 19-6 loss to New Zealand.
What's wrong with rugby?
When even the staid Brits have decided that the safety-first, kick, and whistle-dominated style of test rugby has become just too boring, clearly we have a problem.
Italian opportunity lost in translation
Nothing has illustrated more vividly the huge problems confronting rugby than the amazing admission from IRB referees boss Paddy O'Brien that Australian Stuart Dickinson blundered badly in last weekend's All Blacks-Italy international.
Paddy whacking exposes IRB
Pommie Jonny v Dan the man
Milestones fall as backline sparks
It was a special day at Twickenham for Mils Muliaina and Dan Carter, though it was 20-year-old All Black wing sensation Zac Guildford who had the plaudits flowing his way after another eye-catching display.
Seeds of a new breed of black
Wayne Smith reckons the self reliance of the country's farmers used to flow through to the All Blacks performance under pressure.
Nonu well positioned
ABs wary of 'loading gun'
Henry hails 'best game on tour'
It may have been another grind on attack, but Graham Henry has labelled the All Blacks' 19-6 victory over England at Twickenham today as his side's best of its northern tour.
Black Ferns lose to England
England have recorded their first victory over the world champion Black Ferns in eight years this morning at Twickenham with an impressive 10-3 win.
Wales coast to win over Argentina
Two Shane Williams tries and a fine all-round display by Stephen Jones earned Wales a comfortable 33-16 victory over Argentina at the Millennium Stadium.
Springboks tame Italy
'Mad Dog' after another ABs scalp
Wallabies humiliated by Scotland
Australia's rugby season reached a shocking new low with an humiliating 9-8 loss to Scotland at Murrayfield this morning (NZ time).
McCaw to skip three S14 matches
Richie McCaw will sit out the first three rounds of the Crusaders' 2010 campaign as part of a deal brokered with the New Zealand Rugby Union.
Crusaders post $297,000 loss
The Crusaders deny they are in financial crisis after recording a $297,000 loss for the 2009 season.
Bulls the benchmark
Cruden ready for Hurricanes hype
Kahui likes it hot
Chiefs pin-up Richard Kahui is demanding his side get rid of their "hot and cold" reputation and prove a consistent force in next year's Super 14.
Triple treat cashes up ailing NZRU
New Zealand's sagging rugby coffers are set to gain a $7 million windfall from the still soaring global popularity of the All Blacks.
All apologies: Paddy sorry again
IRB referees manager Paddy O'Brien has apologised to Australian match official Stuart Dickinson for publicly criticising his performance in New Zealand's 20-6 victory over Italy.
Rokocoko to play All Blacks
Oamaru to host Golden Oldies
Smit causes stir with new book
Watching Richie McCaw and his All Blacks looking like rabbits in the headlights against France inspired John Smit to save South Africa's World Cup campaign and lead the Springboks to glory.
Dream team for Taranaki jubilee
Taranaki rugby's 125th jubilee celebrations are likely to centre on a home match against Canterbury next September.
Money matters top of agenda
Concerns about financial sustainability will be the favoured topic among Mid-Canterbury's stakeholders before a decision is made whether to join division one next year.
Meads backs 14 team Cup
Overseas interest in Taranaki job
Northland want 2011 deadline
Northland coach Bryce Woodward is pleading for a stay of execution, believing any changes to the Air New Zealand Cup should be delayed until 2011 when the World Cup will force a reduced format anyway.
All Blacks beat England in dour test
Police dob in drink driver to Air NZ
Wallabies humiliated by Scotland
Teacher has baby with 17-year-old student
Bitter MP seeks reconciliation
Shyla's a purr-fect little mum
Nice Kiwi blokes - shame about the women
Griffin's moves biscuits to Fiji
$450,000 march is political manipulation
Cyclists gone but their trash lingers
Mall campaign pays for 'protesters'
Playing chicken with the markets
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