Countering the highly-effective Brumbies lineout maul close to the goal-line will be front and central for the Highlanders when the sides meet in their DHL Super Rugby Pacific game in Canberra on ...

All Blacks vs Scotland, June 14, 1975 at flooded Eden Park, Auckland. Witness the wettest All Blacks test ever played, where players waded through waterlogged conditions in this infamous match!

Troy Tauwhare has been chalking up the milestones in 2023. A fortnight ago the West Coast hooker brought up 100 first-class appearances by scoring two tries for the Coast against Whanganui in the ...

Scott Robertson fronts the media in Edinburgh ahead of the All Blacks’ Centenary Test against Scotland — providing an update on the Barrett brothers’ injuries, reflecting on Scotland’s recent form, ...

Flanker Ardie Savea has pulled off many crucial turnovers, but his effort after 78 minutes in his 100th Test was vital to New Zealand's 24-17 win over South Africa in a pulsating Lipovital-D Rugby ...

Unaware that the All Blacks had regained the No1 world ranking, coach Scott Robertson's reaction to the news, after the 41-24 win in the Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship opener against Argentina in ...

A resurgent Australia side keen to finally lift the Bledisloe Cup from New Zealand's grasp represents another challenge in Saturday's Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship Test at Eden Park.

The All Blacks XV, a regular visitor to the northern hemisphere during All Blacks tours in November, is to play the Barbarians at Brentford in London on November 1.

The All Blacks have assembled in Auckland ahead of the third Test of the Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship, against South Africa at Eden Park this Saturday night.

New Zealand enjoyed a golden night in Sydney on Sunday, winning the men's and women's HSBC World Sevens tournaments with emphatic victories.

Everything’s on the line in the final Pool C clash as the Black Ferns face a strong Ireland side at American Express Stadium in Brighton.

One of the most widely known haka is "Ka Mate" composed by Ngāti Toa chief Te Rauparaha around 1820. Today, it is frequently performed by New Zealand sports teams and individuals when travelling ...