Stories by Tiffany Salmond

First Person - How did one of the world's greatest transport systems fare during the Rugby World Cup? RNZ reporters Tiffany Salmond and Jogai Bhatt compare it to Auckland.

England take on South Africa in what will be a rematch of the 2019 final, where a total of 26 players from both previous world cup teams return for another go at triumph.

The semi-final weekend is here and Argentina and New Zealand are battling it out for a coveted spot in next Sunday's Rugby World Cup decider.

Three high school friends from Christchurch made a pact to go to every Rugby World Cup together and 12 years later, they have made it to their fourth.

Attending a Rugby World Cup overseas is a once in a lifetime opportunity for most, but for New Zealander Patrick Mahar it was six in a row and counting.

France 2023 marks Glenn and Jo Retallick's third Rugby World Cup, as well as attending their son's under-20's World Cup.

With one last semi-final place up for grabs, the focus has shifted to the second heavyweight matchup of the knockout phase.

It's the showdown we've all been waiting for: the three-time world champions versus the number-one ranked team in the world.

Duncan Paterson knows all too well how easy it is to feel homesick while abroad in Paris - so created a safe haven in a pub.

Analysis - New Zealand's cost of living crisis has been a hotly-debated topic in the lead up to the election - and it's easy to see why.

Fans from all over the globe have descended on France to get a taste of the action over the past few weeks.

Opinion - Rugby league has a history of appearing amateur on the world stage and France pulling the pin on hosting the 2025 Rugby League World Cup is just the latest example, Tiffany Salmond writes.

Analysis - Now the floodgates have opened after criticism of NRL referees' treatment of the Warriors, everyone has an opinion on a situation they know nothing about, Tiffany Salmond writes.

Andrew Webster has tapped into the dormant magic by finding the perfect balance between discipline and encouragement, writes Tiffany Salmond