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Black Ferns Sevens finish on a high note in Perth

The All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens have finished the Perth Sevens on a high note with wins in their respective playoff matches.
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Tough second day for New Zealand teams in Perth

Both New Zealand's HSBC SVNS sides will not have fond memories of the first tournament staged in Perth at the weekend.
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Mixed fortunes for New Zealand teams in Perth

New Zealand's Black Ferns Sevens eased into the HSBC World SVNS tournament in Perth with wins over Japan and Ireland on the first day on Friday, while the All Blacks Sevens needed a golden point win over Samoa to keep their quarterfinal hopes alive.
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Moana Pasifika add international coaching experience for 2024

Moana Pasifika won't lack coaching experience in DHL Super Rugby Pacific this season, with former internationals Stephen Jones and Nili Latu joining the side under head coach Tana Umaga.
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New Zealand's Sevens stars return to bolster squads in Perth

Returning players have bolstered both New Zealand sides in the HSBC World SVNS series, which resumes in Perth over the weekend.
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New Zealand sides look forward to Kiwi support in Perth

Black Ferns Sevens captain Risi Pouri-Lane said the side is looking to draw on the support of New Zealanders in the third series of the HSBC SVNS being held in Perth over the weekend.
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Future stars set to take centre stage in Perth

As Australia leads the 2023-24 HSBC SVNS series, its rivalry with defending champion New Zealand will dominate the remainder of the season, culminating at the Olympic Games.
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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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Sevens teams set for scorcher in Perth

The All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens kick off 2024 in Perth next weekend at the third leg of the SVNS World Series.
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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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