All Black hero Piri Weepu sets out on a tour of a different kind, as he learns the significance of what rugby means to people around the world.
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Piri's World Cup Tiki Tour, Series 3 Episode 2
All Black hero Piri Weepu sets out on a tour of a different kind, as he learns the significance of what rugby means to people around the world.
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Piri's World Cup Tiki Tour, Series 3 Episode 1
All Black hero Piri Weepu sets out on a tour of a different kind, as he learns the significance of what rugby means to people around the world.
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Clash of the Coaches tops the Māori Sports Awards finalists
A Netball World Champion and a Rugby World Cup hero headline the Te Maru o Tūmatauenga award for Coach of the year for the 2019 Māori Sports Award.
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NewsBoks power their way into World Cup final
The Springboks have booked their place in next Saturday night’s World Cup final with a 19-16 win over Wales in Yokohama tonight.
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England players explain their response to the All Black haka
Before last night’s World Cup semi-final had even begun, there was already a major talking point between the two teams.
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NewsWorld Cup shocker: All Blacks dumped out by England
Make no mistake - the All Blacks were very much the second best team on the park tonight, and thoroughly deserved to lose.
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Dane Coles praises Codie Taylor ahead of 50 cap test
This weekend Codie Taylor (Ngāti Raukawa, Muaūpoko, Ngāti Toa) is set to play his 50th match for the All Blacks. His fellow team mate Dane Coles from Ngāti Porou has nothing but praise for him.
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Japan Rugby rankings blossoming under Māori coaches
Japanese fans are hopeful their Sakura rugby team will get the same results as the All Blacks did last night. Tokyo Stadium is completely sold out, the streets are flooded with symbols of the red sun and Jamie Joseph's photo is on the cover of the newspapers. Expectations from the Māori coaches are high.
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Rugby fan and teacher reaps rewards of working in Japan
One kaiako reaping the rewards of working overseas is rugby fan Paul Maoate who has been working in Japan for more than 20 years.
