Julian Savea confirms move to Toulon
Julian Savea has confirmed that he will be leaving New Zealand at the end of the 2018 Investec Super Rugby season to join French Top 14 club Toulon.
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French Memories: The 1986 Baby Blacks
Establishing an unparalleled record of success ensures there are plenty of memorable moments in All Blacks history, but one of the finest is often one of the most overlooked, the Baby Blacks' 18-9 victory over France at Lancaster Park, Christchurch, in 1986.
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All Blacks v France: The numbers behind the rivalry
Ahead of the three Test Steinlager Series in June, check out all the key numbers behind the long-standing All Blacks v France rivalry.
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All Blacks podcast with Cory Jane
From his reputation as the joker in the All Blacks to some of the biggest challenges he has faced in his career, Cory Jane opens up on the All Blacks podcast.
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Conrad Smith reveals greatest advice
Legendary centre Conrad Smith has revealed the advice from Tana Umaga that helped shape his 94 Test career.
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Sir 'Beegee' Williams receives New Year knighthood
All Blacks rugby legend Bryan 'Beegee' Williams, 67, has been knighted for his services to the game.
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Great All Blacks rival Stan Pilecki dies
To a generation of All Blacks fans, the late Stan Pilecki will be remembered as a cornerstone prop of the Australia side that rejuvenated the Wallaby brand.
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A rivalry in numbers: All Blacks v Wales
Get in the mood for another classic clash between the All Blacks and Wales by checking out all the keys stats and numbers from their long-standing rivalry.
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All Blacks v Scotland: A rivalry in numbers
Ahead of the All Blacks first match against Scotland since 2014, catch up on all of the key stats and numbers from their rivalry.
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All Blacks and RSA to mark 99th Armistice Day
For the first time, the All Blacks will wear the Returned and Services Association’s New Zealand poppy on the sleeve of the All Blacks jersey when the team takes the field on Armistice Day against France in Paris.
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Donald's lessons in a rugby life
Rugby publishing is full of the success stories of the game, all those golden contributors to memories of deeds past.
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Piri Weepu hangs up the boots
71-Test All Black and 2011 Rugby World Cup winner Piri Weepu has retired from all forms of rugby.
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Dave Gallaher’s legacy lives on 100 years later
Among the early contributors to the proud legacy of All Blacks' rugby few have enjoyed the eminence achieved by Dave Gallaher, leader of the first significant All Blacks tour to Britain, Ireland, France and North America in 1905-06.
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Great All Blacks rival Willie Duggan dies
Ireland No.8 and former captain Willie Duggan, the man who nearly scored what would have been a series-equalling try for the 1977 British & Irish Lions in the fourth Test against the All Blacks at Eden Park, has died aged 67.
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