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The World Cup Of Cringe?
The Benchwarmer's Comment
Rugby World Cup columnist Jamie Wall takes a look back at the journey of the Webb Ellis Cup and some of its more awkward moments.
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McCaw the 'most powerful' in world rugby
McCaw the 'most powerful' in world rugby
All Blacks captain Richie McCaw has been deemed the most powerful figure in world rugby according to the British newspaper the Daily Telegraph.
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The good, the bad, and the ugly
The Benchwarmer's Comment
With the Rugby World Cup about to kick off our irreverent columnist Jamie Wall considers some of the highlights and lowlights of past World Cups. Video
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Hayne's NFL dream becomes a reality
Hayne's NFL dream becomes a reality
Jarryd Hayne's American NFL dream has become a reality with the former Australia rugby league international making the San Francisco 49ers' 53-man roster.
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Nadal knocked out in New York
Nadal knocked out in New York
Spanish tennis great Rafael Nadal has been knocked out in the third round at the US Open by the Italian Fabio Fognini.
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Double gold for NZ rowers
Double gold for NZ rowers
The New Zealand team have claimed two gold medals on the first day of finals at the World Rowing Championships in France.
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Flagged flags - what could have been
Flagged flags - what could have been
OPINION: In the wake of the announcement of the final four flag options, Toby Morris raises a glass to 10 great flags that didn't make it.
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The flagged flags
The flagged flags
Toby Morris raises a glass to 10 great flags that didn’t make it, and says goodbye to what could have been.
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ABs squad launch crashes AirNZ safety ad
ABs squad launch crashes AirNZ safety ad
OPINION - Deep in the bowels of the Beehive last night, Air New Zealand unfortunately found out that they'd made a particularly serious casting error for their latest passenger safety video.
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Dangerous play with sport and politics
Dangerous play with sport and politics
Rugby is New Zealand's national sport, Prime Minister John Key told Morning Report. But was that a good enough reason for the Minister of Sport to host the All Blacks last night?
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NZ high school delivers sports facilities in Fiji
Audio 31 Aug 2015A recent high school service trip to Fijian village Wailoku has capped off a five year relationship between the village and Auckland's Diocesan School for Girls. Audio
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NZ woman completes historic swim in San Francisco
A New Zealander's made history by becoming the first woman to swim almost 50 kilometres of shark-filled waters off the coast of San Francisco. Audio
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Taylor equals record but Black Caps lose
Taylor equals record but Black Caps lose
Ross Taylor made history in Harare but it wasn't enough for the Black Caps as Zimbabwe claimed a last-over victory in the first ODI.
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Naive New Zealand duped off the park
Naive New Zealand duped off the park
OPINION: New Zealand Football has been careless once again and their Rio Olympics dream is over. But they've also been played by some dark forces within OFC, argues Richard Wain.
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NZ Retro: skiing
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171-year-old Nelson family farm weathering dairy ups and downs
The slump in dairy prices is forcing one Nelson farming family to find new ways to make their farm pay after 171 years on the land. Audio
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Sport: Australia and NZ ready for Pacific Games debut
Sport: Australia and NZ ready for Pacific Games debut
Australia and New Zealand will make their official Pacific Games debut on Sunday.
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OPINION: Foreigners the best fans at our World Cup
Foreigners the best fans at our World Cup
OPINION: The Under-20 men's football World Cup wound up with a classic final on Saturday - so how did New Zealand do hosting FIFA's second-biggest tournament?
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Inspiring Pacific youth
Inspiring Pacific youth
A book about high achieving Samoans has been launched with the hope that it will inspire Pasifika youth to aim for greatness.
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'Samoan Heroes' book launched
Audio 16 Jun 2015A book about high achieving Samoans has been launched with the hope that it will inspire Pasifika youth to aim for greatness. Audio
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NZ one-two at 24 Hours Le Mans
NZ one-two at 24 Hours Le Mans
The New Zealand racing drivers Earl Bamber and Brendon Hartley have repeated history, finishing first and second in the Le Mans 24 hour endurance race.
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Fears cuts will affect quality journalism
Fears cuts will affect quality journalism
A union says staff cuts at Fairfax New Zealand could affect the quality of journalism it produces. Audio
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Black Caps coach calls for longer series
Black Caps coach calls for longer series
The New Zealand cricket coach Mike Hesson believes his side is worthy of longer series than their upcoming two-Test campaign in England.
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Helen Macdonald: raptor rapture
Professional falconer whose work in raptor research and conservation projects informed the writing of her book, H is for Hawk. She will visit New Zealand in May to speak at the 2015 Auckland Writers… Audio
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Team NZ lashes out after Luna Rossa withdraws
Team NZ lashes out after Luna Rossa withdraws
Team New Zealand have hit out at America's Cup organisers after Italians Luna Rossa announced their withdrawal from the event.