Black Ferns Sevens captain Sarah Hirini (Ngāti Kahungunu) has made history by becoming the first woman to be awarded the Tom French Cup, for the top Māori rugby player of the year.
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Quade Cooper speaks out about being 'well known and hated'
Tokoroa-born former Wallabies first five Quade Cooper has talked in-depth about his career, including how he felt he felt when former coach Robbie Deans ‘threw him out to dry’
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Former All Black returns home to coach Ngāti Porou East Coast
Hosea Gear (Ngāti Porou, Te Aitanga a Mahaki) was today unveiled as the new Ngāti Porou East Coast coach for next year.
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Here is the new Crusaders logo
The Crusaders are expected to announce their new logo at 2pm, but the cat is already out of the bag.
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Crusaders to make a decision on name today
NZ Rugby and the Crusaders are due to make a statement regarding the 10-time Super Rugby champion team’s name today.
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Nehe Milner-Skudder is ready to tackle suicide
Former All Black Nehe Milner-Skudder has had the worst year in his rugby playing career. Having not taken the field in 2019 because of ongoing injury woes, the international winger says he has had to contend with uncertainty and has experienced some very dark times. After finding his feet again Milner-Skudder is now an ambassador for 'Head First' the NZRU's approach to the fight against suicide. The NZRU also teamed up with the government to launch the first ever Suicide Prevention Office.
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Schoolboy ready to light up the Ignite7s
17-year-old Blake Makiri has been one of 96 young athletes being put through their paces this week at the Ignite7s.
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William Warbrick named in All Blacks Sevens squad
The man with the legendary name associated with New Zealand rugby has made his next step towards pulling on the black jersey
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Milner-Skudder’s contract in jeopardy
Former All Black Nehe Milner-Skudder may well be out of glamour club Toulon without even playing a game, according to reports out of France.
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Cruden back for Chiefs in 2020
Former All Black and Māori All Black first-five Aaron Cruden (Ngāti Tūwharetoa) is returning to New Zealand for next season.