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Wallabies take inspiration from All Blacks recovery

Australia will take their lessons from how the All Blacks recovered from a first loss to South Africa in the Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship as they face a tough challenge after a record loss to Argentina.
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Tyrone Thompson relishing time back home with Hawke's Bay

Tyrone Thompson (Ngāi Tāmanuhiri and Ngāti Rangiwewehi) is back home in Napier with a reputation enhanced following strong stints in Wellington with the Lions and the Chiefs in Hamilton.
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Black Ferns set to defend O’Reilly Cup in Christchurch

Black Ferns coaches Wayne Smith, Wes Clarke and Whitney Hansen have named their side for the first of two O’Reilly Cup Tests, to be played in Christchurch, this Saturday (kick off 7.05pm).
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Mataele in electric form for Canterbury

Martha Mataele has been in electric form for Canterbury in the Farah Palmer Cup. The winger has scored five tries in four games, dotting down in each fixture for the unbeaten red and blacks.
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Ian Foster backed as All Blacks coach, with Joe Schmidt named as assistant

The New Zealand Rugby (NZR) Board has given their full support behind Ian Foster as All Blacks head coach.
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Springboks name squad for Australian-leg

In the wake of the All Blacks' 35-23 Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship triumph over South Africa at the weekend Springboks coach Jacques Nienaber's selection policies are under increasing scrutiny.
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King Country embark on 100th year

King Country's 100 years of rugby has been an example of what rugby means to Heartland New Zealand.
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Five things to look forward to: Bunnings Warehouse Heartland Championship

Regional rugby pride will be on full display once again when the Bunnings Warehouse Heartland Championship kicks off this Saturday.
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Selection of All Blacks available for Round Three of Bunnings Warehouse NPC

The following players have been released by the All Blacks to play in the Bunnings Warehouse NPC this weekend:
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Teenage dream close for Tyla Nathan-Wong

Tyler Nathan-Wong (Ngāpuhii) was only 15 years old when she was first involved with the Black Ferns. She played a trial for the 2010 World Cup team only to be told afterwards she'd be ineligible for selection because she was too young.
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