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Wallaroos fall short against New Zealand

The Wallaroos have suffered a gallant 23-10 defeat against the Black Ferns in the Pacific Four rugby series in New Zealand after leading at halftime.

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New Kaha Cup honours rugby wāhine toa

Presented in the year of the Rugby World Cup, a new taonga recognises the three stalwart women's clubs in Auckland rugby. And it's been gifted by a wahine who's also a treasure of the game.

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From centre to No.8 to prop - to Black Ferns

After more than a decade of trying - and moving from the backline through to the front row - Lucy Anderson has been named in the Black Ferns to prepare for the Rugby World Cup.

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Ruahei Demant: Lawyer now leading the Black Ferns

Lawyer Ruahei Demant has been named the new Black Ferns captain as the side prepares for their first Rugby World Cup on home soil.

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Six Nations-shattering England turn to Black Ferns challenge at World Cup

Simon Middleton’s grand slam winners are back to work plotting improvements for the Women’s Rugby World Cup

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A photo never to forget with Nancy

Girls throughout NZ and the South Pacific are getting up close and personal with Nancy, the coveted Rugby World Cup trophy, while the tournament continues to evolve, with cricket's help

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Whitney Hansen's early step-up to Black Ferns coach role

Whitney Hansen tells Suzanne McFadden why she had to seriously contemplate whether she was ready to step up to the assistant coach role with the Black Ferns in the final rush to the World Cup

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Today's rugby headlines as ex-Wales boss wants radical new law and Sir Graham Henry gets World Cup job

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

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Rugby evening headlines as WRU deny discussions over coach's future and in-form centre relieved after horror six months

Here are your rugby evening headlines for Monday, 18 April

Wales Online

New Zealand women's head coach quits after damning allegations made against him

Glenn Moore resigned amid allegations of favouritism, culturally insensitive comments and body shaming from coaches in the team

Daily Mirror

Today's rugby headlines as President Joe Biden backs World Cup pledge in game-changing move

The latest rugby news from Wales and around the world

Wales Online

Black Ferns report favouritism, body-shaming and cultural insensitivity in scathing review

Review involved interviews with 50 current and former players, managers and coaches of New Zealand women’s rugby team

The Guardian - AU

The Black Ferns review shows – again – why real change in women’s high performance sport is urgently overdue

New Zealand Rugby’s just released report into the culture of the Black Ferns national women’s team is damning, but sadly all too familiar.

The Conversation

Rugby evening headlines as Springbok coach's wife found dead three years after daughter died at 28

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

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Little Koji's role in Chiefs' historic Aupiki win

Evergreen Black Fern Carla Hohepa has just spent two of the best weeks in her career winning Super Rugby Aupiki with Chiefs Manawa. And she had a little sidekick, who played his part too.

The Guardian - AU

All Blacks issue apology after backlash to International Women’s Day tribute

The All Blacks have apologised for a post which praised the team’s wives for supporting them, and featured a player who had assaulted his female partner

Daily Mirror

New Zealand All Blacks apologise for 'tone deaf' International Women's Day tweet

The All Blacks were subject to widespread criticism for their 'tone deaf' social media posts marking International Women's Day, which included one player who admitted to beating his girlfriend

Wales Online

All Blacks' 'tone deaf' tweet celebrating International Women's Day goes spectacularly wrong

The choice of male players pictured and the lack of any female players has been met with criticism

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Captain's twins the Blues' secret weapon

Black Ferns No.8 Aroha Savage is making a special return to the game as captain of the Blues in Super Rugby Aupiki - with double the support crew at her side.

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Kaua's goal to become both epic coach and epic mum

It's an immense year ahead for Crystal Kaua - helping coach both the Black Ferns Sevens and Chiefs Manawa women in the inaugural Super Rugby Aupiki.

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Black Fern's long, painful path to the Hurricanes

Three major injuries threatened to end Black Fern lock Jackie Patea-Fereti’s rugby career. But now she’ll finally see her childhood dream come true

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