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Celebrating Alana Bremner: A Decade of Dominance in First-Class Rugby

Matatū captain Alana Bremner became the 21st woman to play 100 first-class games when she led Matatū to a 37-17 victory over Hurricanes Poua in Super Rugby Aupiki in Christchurch last Friday.
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Contrasting fortunes on day one in Los Angeles

The opening day of the Los Angeles Sevens saw contrasting fortunes for the All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens.
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Embracing Authenticity: Shiray Kaka's Transformation in Sevens

"New Ray” is how a rejuvenated Shiray Kaka describes her new lease on life.
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Almanack unveils its 2023 players of the year

It's a measure of halfback Cam Roigard's rapid rise on the New Zealand rugby scene that he has been named one of the five players of the year by the editors of the New Zealand Rugby Almanack.
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Black Ferns Sevens hit top gear on day one in Vancouver

The first day of the Vancouver Sevens was a study of contrasts between the All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens.
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Black Ferns set for afternoon rugby across Aotearoa

An epic series of afternoon kick-offs in Hamilton, Christchurch and Auckland will be a feature of the Black Ferns Pacific Four Series schedule as they set out to defend their title in 2024.
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Jackie Patea-Fereti named 2024 Hurricanes Poua Captain

Experienced lock Jackie Patea-Fereti has today been named as captain of the Hurricanes Poua ahead of their 2024 Sky Super Rugby Aupiki (SRA) campaign.
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Black Ferns Test season begins to take shape for 2024

The Black Ferns will kick off their 2024 Test calendar with three home Tests against USA, Canada and Australia as they look to defend their Pacific Four Series title before heading to Australia for a potential O’Reilly Cup decider.
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History of the Australian Sevens tournament

The third leg of the 2023/24 HSBC SVNS series will be held at Optus Stadium in Perth from January 26-28.
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Lions Tour and World Cup promise a new era for rugby in 2027

Dove-tailing a women's British & Irish Lions tour of New Zealand with the 2027 men's Rugby World Cup in Australia will provide more than three months of unprecedented top trans-Tasman action for the game.
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