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Talent aplenty for 2023 Sky Super Rugby Aupiki Squads
Following the success of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has contracted 105 players across the Blues, Chiefs Manawa, Hurricanes Poua, and Matatū for the 2023 Sky Super Rugby Aupiki season.READ MORE
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Les Elder announces retirement
Former Bay of Plenty, Chiefs Manawa and Black Ferns captain Les Elder has today announced her retirement from rugby.READ MORE
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Chelsea Bremner shifts north to the Chiefs Manawa
The Chiefs Rugby Club today announced the signing of Chelsea Bremner for the 2023 Super Rugby Aupiki season.READ MORE
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Ayesha Leti-I'iga recommits to the Hurricanes Poua for Super Rugby Aupiki
Try-scoring machine Ayesha Leti-I'iga has recommitted to the Hurricanes – signing on with the Hurricanes Poua for season two of Super Rugby Aupiki.READ MORE
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Fakatava aiming for return to Highlanders in 2023
Highlanders and All Black halfback Folau Fakatava has elected a non-operative approach to rehabbing his injured knee. Fakatava injured his right knee, rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), prior to the All Blacks departure for the Northern tour.READ MORE
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Five rookies to watch in 2023
New Zealand’s five DHL Super Rugby Pacific clubs have announced their 2023 squads with 21 rookies named across the sides.READ MORE
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New Zealand's five DHL Super Rugby Pacific 2023 squads have been announced
Twenty-one rookies, five overseas returnees, and five club transfers are among the features of the five DHL Super Rugby Pacific squads announced by New Zealand Rugby (NZR) today.READ MORE
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George Bridge signs with Montpellier
Nineteen-Test All Blacks wing George Bridge has severed his connection with the Crusaders to pursue his rugby career with Montpellier in France.READ MORE
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Jordie Barrett commits to NZR and Hurricanes till the end of 2025
Jordie Barrett has officially put pen-to-paper on a new deal that will keep him in the capital with the Hurricanes and New Zealand Rugby (NZR) through till the end of 2025.READ MORE
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Victoria Grant has Aupiki and the World Cup on her mind
Victoria Grant was a winner throughout her distinguished playing career. The former Black Ferns captain won the World Cup in 2006 and 2010 and was recognised as New Zealand Women's Player of the Year in 2008.READ MORE
