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NewsFans to twirl poi in support of wāhine toa at Rugby World Cup 2021
Rugby fans are being encouraged to twirl poi in support of the wāhine toa who will be competing during the Rugby World Cup that begins in Aotearoa next month.
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Demant, Simon picked to lead Black Ferns squad for Rugby World Cup
The Black Ferns squad to defend its World Cup title in over a month’s time on home soil has been named.
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Katelyn Vaha'akolo: A star league and rugby talent
Did you know Katelyn Vaha'akolo (Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Maniapoto and Tongan) plays league in the NRLW and for the Māori All Stars and Kiwis - but also rugby union in the FPC?
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Pacific brothers join RNZ Navy for rugby battles against UK and Aussie navies
“It’s an awesome opportunity to be a part of this environment with our Pasifika partners and I’m just honoured to be here at the moment,” player Conrad Kutia says about the upcoming Commonwealth Na
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NZ Sevens teams named in preparation for World Cup defence
The NZ Sevens teams have been named for next weekend's World Cup in South Africa where both men's and women's teams will be looking to defend their respective crowns that they won four years ago.
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'Mana and pride' for Whaikaha rugby league
Physical Disability Rugby League New Zealand has changed its name to Whutupōro Rīki Whaikaha o Aotearoa as a way to encapsulate what it represents.
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Century-old rugby club builds better bathrooms for five-year-old women’s team
Alka Prasad is a Te Rito Journalism cadet. Te Rarawa Rugby Club in Ahipara has been given $30,000 in funding to help upgrade its facilities for wāhine.
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Foster 'unanimously' backed by NZR board, keeps All Blacks coaching job
Ian Foster will remain in charge of the All Blacks after the New Zealand Rugby Board unanimously agreed to keep him in the job.
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100+ former players suing World Rugby over brain injuries
Former All Black and Māori All Black Carl Hayman is among more than 100 ex rugby players, taking legal action against World Rugby, for what they say is a breach of duty to protect them from permanent injuries, caused by repeated head knocks during their playing career.
