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Game of Inches: Van der Flier reflects on World Cup exit

Ireland's World Rugby Player of the Year in 2022, flanker Josh van der Flier, has talked of the pain of a second World Cup quarterfinal loss to the All Blacks in Paris last month.
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Global rugby stars make Olympic sevens bid

Rugby heavyweights Antoine Dupont of France and Michael Hooper of Australia are lining up for a shot at Olympic Games Sevens gold medals at the Paris Games next year.
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ASB Rugby Awards nominees announced

A blockbuster year for rugby in New Zealand will be celebrated with the 2023 ASB Rugby Awards show broadcast live on Sky Sport on 14 December.
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Sam Whitelock's Lasting Impact: Reflections on a Storied Career

Sam Whitelock, All Black lock and New Zealand's most capped Test player, may have missed out on becoming the first player to win three World Cup winner's medals, but he left Test rugby with reputation enhanced.
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All 12 DHL Super Rugby Pacific 2024 squads have been announced

A new generation of talent is set to light up DHL Super Rugby Pacific in 2024 after an off-season headlined by 33 player transfers and the signing of six capped international* recruits to join the established stars across the 12 squads.
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New Zealand teams named for Oceania Sevens hit out

A big season of sevens is nearing, and New Zealand teams take another step in their preparation this weekend at the Oceania Sevens in Brisbane.
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Under 19 talent set to grow at New Zealand Rugby development camp

Fifty players have been identified and selected to take part in a week-long Under 19 development camp at NZCIS in Wellington.
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Ta’avao returns to the Blues for 2024

Versatile prop Angus Ta’avao will return home to the Blues for the 2024 DHL Super Rugby Pacific season, signing on with the club through until the end of 2025.
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Looking back on the Black Ferns 2023 season

The busiest Black Ferns season outside a Rugby World Cup is over with five victories achieved in seven Tests.
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Celebrating 200 years of rugby

From a humble start in 1823 at Rugby School, England, to becoming a global phenomenon, we trace the pivotal moments that have shaped the rich tapestry of rugby history and made an indelible mark on New Zealand culture.
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