SVNS star set to start as Jake White names first team as Fiji coach
HSBC SVNS Series star Terio Tamani will feature in the Flying Fijians' run-on side for the first time this weekend.
HSBC SVNS Series star Terio Tamani will feature in the Flying Fijians' run-on side for the first time this weekend.
World Rugby has confirmed the match official appointments for the inaugural November window of the 2026 Nations Championship, with…
Leading U.S sports executive and former professional tennis player Megan Rose has been appointed Managing Director of the Men’s …
On Friday 6 November, the inaugural Nations Championship returns with three consecutive rounds of fixtures that will determine who…
Canterbury are 15-time title winners and are on a seven-game win streak. In their 38-28 semi-final win against Taranaki, they were…
Jake White will oversee a fairly experienced and familiar Flying Fijians squad in his first hit-out as the team’s head coach.
World Rugby have moved to outlaw two dangerous tackle techniques, with changes covering the 'hip drop' and 'knee drop' set to come…
The 2026 Hilux NPC regular season has concluded with significant growth in several key metrics, including a 57 per cent rise in ma…
The inaugural Nations Championship represents the first major opportunity to embrace private investment, but only if the game is a…
South America's top rugby-playing countries, led by Argentina, have released a statement saying they have officially submitted all…
“In just 365 days, Australia will welcome the world for Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027, a landmark tournament that coincides with …
Big city provinces Auckland, Wellington and Otago were all beaten. Auckland lost to Manawatu (40-34) for only the third time since…
The squeeze is on for Dave Rennie's 34-man Bledisloe Cup squad, which is named on Tuesday.
World Rugby has today confirmed the 29 Outdoor Training Venues that will be used by the 24 participating teams during Men’s Rugb…
Wallabies backrower Charlie Cale has sustained a shoulder injury in the lead-up to the clash with the Springbok.
Wellington had five New Zealand reps in 1884: Henry Roberts, Edwin “Ned” Davy, John Dumbell, Peter Webb and Hart Udy.