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Spencer looking to bring innovation to Sky Super Rugby Aupiki

Former All Blacks and Blues first five-eighths Carlos Spencer hopes to pass on the sort of rugby that marked his career as a backs coach for the Blues women's side in Sky Super Rugby Aupiki in 2023.
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Looking back at the Black Ferns 2022 season

The busiest season in Black Ferns history has come to an end with the Rugby World Cup, Laurie O’Reilly Cup and Pacific Four Series all in the trophy cabinet.
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Update from the North

Catch up on all the latest from the Northern Hemisphere as the International season draws to a close this weekend.
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Highlanders sign Pumas star

Argentine Pumas wing Martin Bogado has signed to play for the Highlanders in Super Rugby 2023 and 2024.
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Thompson receives three-week ban for Woodman clash

England Red Roses wing Lydia Thompson has received a three-week suspension for her knockout blow to Black Ferns wing Portia Woodman in the final of the Women's Rugby World Cup in Auckland 10 days ago.
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Moana Pasifika make a ‘miracle’ with 2023 squad naming

Moana Pasifika's squad for the DHL Super Rugby 2023 season has been named and the side's selectors showed they believe in miracles.
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Talent aplenty for 2023 Sky Super Rugby Aupiki Squads

Following the success of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has contracted 105 players across the Blues, Chiefs Manawa, Hurricanes Poua, and Matatū for the 2023 Sky Super Rugby Aupiki season.
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Black Ferns fly high at World Rugby Awards

Success keeps coming for New Zealand's world champion Black Ferns with their impact extending to World Rugby's annual awards presented in Monaco on Monday (NZT).
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Building blocks in place for 2023 - Foster

An effort that gave glimpses of what the All Blacks could be capable of when achieving more consistency in their game was coach Ian Foster's summation of the 25-25 draw against England at Twickenham on Sunday (NZT).
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All Blacks would have gone for the win - Woodward

England's only Rugby World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward said New Zealand would never have kicked the ball out and accepted a draw in the way England did at Twickenham in Saturday's 25-25 draw with the All Blacks.
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