Welcome to Rugby News' Super Rugby Special to kick off the 2020 season.
We bring you all you need to know about the five NZ franchises, their players and prospects. There are profiles on the likes of Damian McKenzie and Tyrel Lomax, while columnist Scotty Stevenson raises concerns on our national game.

In this issue, we bring you an exclusive interview with departing All Black and Test centurion Sam Cane.
We wrap a fun and compelling NPC, while we ask if the Crusaders and Canterbury are in decline or whether 2024 was just a clip. Akira Ioane is leaving New Zealand rugby and we delve into why he is such an enigma.  Rikki Swannell talks to Sarah Hirini on what still motivates the woman who has won everything in the game.

In this packed issue, we chart the swift 2024 rise of All Blacks and Blues lock Sam Darry.
We ask whether the All Blacks can realistically go five from five on their looming northern tour, while Kieran Read has plenty of praise for the Boks.
Jason Reeves also explains why Josh Kronfeld was his favourite player.

In this issue, we shine a spotlight on new All Black Billy Proctor, and chart his rugby journey.
We look back at 100 years of international rugby by Samoa, and detail the legacy left by Nigel Hotham at Hamilton BHS.
We also wrap the Olympics and how the Sevens Sisters won another gold, while we preview the Black Ferns as they embark on their northern tour.


In this packed issue, we preview all 14 teams and their ins and outs in the NPC. We also run the rule over the Farah Palmer Cup and Heartland Championship, which kick off this month. and review the All Blacks' first three games of the Scott Robertson era.

In this issue, we review why the Blues won Super Rugby Pacific and why the other NZ teams failed.
We shine the spotlight on the famed 1924-25 All Blacks 'Invincibles' and we preview our sevens teams seeking Olympic glory. Plus Kieran Read writes about his old NZ Universities team, still a strong pathway for smart players.

In this issue, we help out Scott Robertson by choosing our 32-man squads for the July series, we highlight why Eden Park is such a fortress for the All Blacks, and we chat to Will Jordan as he nears a comeback from injury.  Plus we preview the New Zealand Under 20s as they head to the world champs and delve into dark days when the All Blacks lost non-Test matches.

In this issue, we bring you an exclusive interview with incoming All Blacks coach Scott Robertson as he prepares to name his first squad for the July series.
We crystal ball gaze as to who might be the next seven inductees to the Pasifika Rugby Hall of fame, and we profile the still brilliant Portia- Woodman-Wickliffe.
And we preview the First XV season in more than 35 pages.

In this issue, we shine the spotlight on the abuse of referees, both verbally and online, how prevalent is it in NZ through the grades and what can be done about it. Plus we have the latest from Tony Johnson and Kendra Cocksedge, and we profile Tyrel Lomax, Etene Nanai-Seturo, Angus Ta'avao and Kaipo Olsen-Baker.

In this issue, we preview all 10 NZ teams, including Moana Pasifika, in both Super Rugby Pacific and Aupiki. 
Read our in-depth features on big names like Hoskins Sotutu, TJ Perenara, Samipeni Finau, Sylvia Brunt and Grace Brooker.
Plus get the latest rugby analysis and comment from our columnists Kieran Read, Jeremy Paul and Kendra Cocksedge.

In this issue, we analyse why Ardie Savea is the world's best player, even if he is not a conventional No 8. We review the Ian Foster tenure, where small margins were key. In his column, Ian Jones calls for fans to be central to any match-day stadium experience, and we profile Risi Pouri-Lane and Akuila Rokolisoa of the NZ sevens teams.

In this packed issue, we unpack just why the All Blacks came so close to winning a fourth RWC as part of our overall review of the tournament. We also argue why, for the most part, the NPC was a better watch than the World Cup.
Tom Scott tells us why Kel Tremain was his rugby hero, while we profile the rising star of the Black Ferns, Liana Mikaele-Tu'u.

In this issue, we set the scene for the Rugby World Cup playoffs and the All Blacks' quarter-final date with destiny. We shine the spotlight on the fast-rising Cam Roigard and preview the Global WXV1 competition, coming soon to NZ. We also profile Wayne Smith, Sam Parkes, Hamilton Burr and Charmaine Smith, and look back at 25 years of Grassroots Rugby on our screens.

This is your one-stop shop for all Rugby World Cup info on the 20 teams and all the players.
Plus we have features on the voice of rugby, Grant Nisbett, and ABs loosehead prop Ethan de Groot.
James McOnie explains why he's turning French and Kieran Read tells us why World Cups are different.

In this NPC special, we bring you in-depth previews of all 14 teams, the ins and outs and our predictions.
Kieran Read has his solution to make the NPC better, and we also preview the Heartland Championship.
Dan Carter talks about his 2015 Rugby World Cup memories, a fairytale finish.

In this issue, we delve into Maori rugby and ask whether its identity is too tied up in the Maori All Blacks, who are not playing this year.
Plus we examine Richie Mo'unga's great Crusaders career and Kieran Read pays tribute to Sam Whitelock. We preview the Rugby Championship and Farah Palmer Cup, plus we have much more.

In this issue, we pick our All Blacks' Rugby Championship squad and find several contentious areas.
We also profile Aaron Smith, Timoci Tavatavanawai, Ruahei Demant and Kevin Boroevich and wrap a great season by the Black Ferns Sevens.

Damian McKenzie, the form player of Super Rugby Pacific, highlights this issue, and we ask whether he can fire the Chiefs to glory.
We also preview the First XV season in the major competitions, plus we shine the torch on Jona Nareki, Cindy Nelles, 'Razor' Robertson and Leroy Carter.

The elevation of Scott Robertson to the All Blacks coaching job from 2024 dominates the agenda.
But we also feature Jorja Miller, Rieko Ioane, a Thai rugby kaumatua, and North Shore RFC's 150th jubilee over Easter.
Plus Allan Bunting, Dane Coles and Freddie Burns.

In this bumper, 124-page issue, we take a deep dive into all 10 NZ Super Teams, the six in Pacific and four in Aupiki, as we preview the looming season. Read our new columnist Kendra Cocksedge, plus we profile Tom Robinson, Levi Aumua, Shaun Stevenson, Julian Savea, Christian Lio-Willie, Billy Harmon, Ariana Bayler, Luka Connor, Krystal Murray and Kendra Reynolds.

In this packed issue, we have an exclusive interview with cover girl Ruby Tui, the face of the RWC-winning Black Ferns.  Kendra Cocksedge also gives us her farewell to rugby interview, while Adam Julian has a colourful colour piece on his RWC journey. There are also interviews with John Sturgeon, Milton Haig and a tribute piece on Ben Smith.

In this issue, we preview the long-awaited All Blacks v England clash from Twickenham, bringing some historical perspective. The Crowley brothers, Kieran with Italy and Leo with Wellington, chat about the rise of their teams, and we profile two young Black Ferns on the rise, Amy du Plessis and Georgia Ponsonby.

Caleb Clarke and his battle breaking out of a funk headlines this packed issue. 
But we also put Joanah Ngan-Woo and Marino Mikaele-Tu'u under the spotlight, and we find out how Hoani MacDonald made it back from the brink. Plus all our usual features and much more.

In this issue, Liam Napier asks, with help from Jeremy Paul, whether the Wallabies can reclaim the Bledisloe Cup after 19 long years. We farewell cult-like prop Karl Tu'inukuafe from New Zealand rugby and catch up with Joe Moody and Greg Cooper, who share their personal cancer experiences for Blue September.

In this bumper NPC special, we preview the new-look competition with ins and outs for all 14 teams. Plus we have the usual columnists Tony Johnson, Michaela Blyde and Kieran Read. Find out more about young NZ Under 20s star Tahlor Cahill and Black Fern Chelsea Semple drops in for a chat.

In this packed issue, we preview a potentially tight July Test series versus Ireland and review a sometimes bizarre Super Rugby Pacific comp. We look back at the Black Ferns' 2006 Rugby World Cup triumph, and 100 years of the Gallaher Shield for Auckland club rugby supremacy. Plus we ask what chance for double gold in the Comm Games.

In this issue, we talk exclusively to Blues and All Blacks loosie Dalton Papalii (before he had his appendix removed). We preview the Pacific Four series, top writer Greg McGee is the latest subject of our Where are they now series, plus we select our All Blacks for the July series.

This May issue features a feature interview with Brodie Retallick as he readies himself for the last 18 months of his stellar career. 
There is also a bonus First XV preview special on all the top schools competition kicking off around the country.

In this packed issue, we put the Highlanders' 1-2 halfback punch of Aaron Smith and Folau Fakatava under the spotlight.
Tony Johnson tells us why he hopes the Springboks do not join the Six Nations and we interview the oldest Super Rugby player, Ben May. 
We also kick off our club rivalries series; first up is Otago's Green Island v Taieri.

This bumper, 132-page, issue features all you need to know on the New Zealand teams, including Moana Pasifika, in Super Rugby Pacific and Super Rugby Aupiki. There are full previews on every team and features on Luke Romano, Luke Jacobson, Peter Umaga-Jensen, Cullen Grace, Jermaine Ainsley, Ella Blackwell and more. Also check out our new columnists Kieran Read and Michaela Blyde.

There is plenty of holiday reading for you in this issue of Rugby News.
We review the campaigns for the All Blacks and Black Ferns and analyse the NPC and Heartland Championship. Jeremy Paul tells us why Dave Rennie is the man for the Wallabies, and we meet NZR board member Bart Campbell. Dan Carter and Aaron Smith also feature.

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