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Matatū Take Aupiki Title in Dramatic Finale

The new Aupiki Champions have officially been crowned after a hard-fought, North v South, finale.
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Preview: Aupiki 2023 Final

The first Super Rugby Aupiki final is a North Island, South Island battle and involves the only team to never lose in the competition and resurgent Matatū, who claimed their first-ever win this season.
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Poua edge Matatū in dramatic end

The Hurricanes Poua have rained on Matatū’s first official match in Christchurch with a dramatic 25-24 victory to cap the second round of Super Rugby Aupiki action.
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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 by the Numbers at the Rugby World Cup

Check out some of the key stats and numbers from the Rugby World Cup.
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Black Ferns crowned Rugby World Cup champions

Stacey Fluhler boasts a smile that could melt margarine. A try she scored to help the Black Ferns Sevens win the Olympic final against France in Tokyo last year became an iconic image. Unfortunately, nobody was inside the stadium to see it.
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Black Ferns into the Rugby World Cup final

The Black Ferns will face England in the Rugby World Cup final after a dramatic and epic 25-24 semifinal victory over France at Eden Park.
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Black Ferns top Pool A in style

The Black Ferns have comfortably topped Pool A of the Rugby World Cup in decent style, casting aside Scotland 57-0 before a big crowd in Whangarei.
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PREVIEW: Black Ferns v Scotland (Rugby World Cup)

The Black Ferns conclude the pool phase of the World Cup looking to maintain top seeding heading into the quarter finals.
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Black Ferns open World Cup with comeback win

The Black Ferns withstood an Australian avalanche to open the World Cup with a pulsating 41-17 win at Eden Park in front of a world record crowd for a women’s rugby international of over 34,000.
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