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Māori Television starts new Sunday sports show
Stacey Fuhler and Wairangi Koopu are hosting Māori Television's new Sunday sports programme Te Ao Toa.
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NewsGatland saves Highlanders from defeat
The world’s first Super Rugby Aotearoa match since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
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Super Rugby Aotearoa begins with Highlanders vs Chiefs
Super Rugby fans can rejoice, with the return of Super Rugby Aotearoa, the new format to Super Rugby, consisting of our own local teams.
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Home is where the heart is for Tahuriorangi as he returns to BOP Steamers
If, or when, the Mitre 10 Cup season gets underway this year, All Blacks halfback Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi will be wearing the blue and gold hoops of his hometown team Bay of Plenty.
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Chiefs prepare for Hurricanes blowback in Hamilton
Only five points separate the top four NZ Super Rugby teams. It's no surprise then that every derby match is vital.
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Cruden's dream to pull on Māori ABs jersey
Aaron Cruden has reached the top of the rugby world, a world cup winner in 2011 with the All Blacks and multiple super rugby titles with the Chiefs. But the one jersey the Ngāti Kahungunu first-five has yet to wear is the Māori All Black one. During his short return with the Chiefs, Cruden hopes he might finally be able to tick that box.
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Chiefs appoint Ngāti Te Rangi's Clayton McMillan as interim head coach
Clayton McMillan of Ngāti Te Rangi has been appointed as interim head coach of the Gallagher Chiefs for next year's Investec Super Rugby campaign, as announced today by the Chiefs and New Zealand Rugby.
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Tupaea the Centre of attention as Super Rugby season begins
Waikato centre Quinn Tupaea makes his Super Rugby debut tonight for the Chiefs against the Blues at Eden Park.
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NewsCruden 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.
