In this Pasifika-themed issue, we put new Manu Samoa coach Seilala Mapusua under the spotlight to seek his vision for the team, while Liam Napier outlines what lies ahead for Moana Pasifika and Fiji Drua ahead of Super Rugby 2022. 
Matthew Cooper is our Where are they now subject, and Wayne Pivac explains how Wales went from the outhouse to the penthouse in just months.

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.

In this issue, we ask whether Richie Mo'unga is the best No 10 on the planet, let alone in New Zealand. We shine the spotlight on Moana Pasifika as it pieces together its first squad. Adam Julian has the remarkable story of how a Spanish soccer fan revolutionised rugby analysis. In women's rugby, we bring out the crystal ball for Super Rugby Aupiki and the rise of Black Ferns lock Maia Roos.

In this issue, we highlight 100 years of the great rugby rivalry between the All Blacks and Springboks. The 1971 Lions tour goes under the spotlight. How great was that great team? We break down what went right (and wrong) for our sevens teams at the Tokyo Olympics, and Chris Barclay explains why he had a soft spot for the bustling 1980s Canterbury No 8 Dale Atkins.

In this bumper 132-page issue, we preview the Bunnings NPC and Heartland Championship. All the ins and outs for your teams are included.
We feature Sam Whitelock, Rieko Ioane and Ayesh Leti-I'iga, and Jeremy Paul is quietly confident the Wallabies can win the Bledisloe Cup.
The unique union that is Ngati Porou East Coast goes under the spotlight and Tony Johnson calls for more certainty around Ian Foster's NZR contract.

In this packed issue, Kieran Read reflects on a great career in an exclusive interview, we preview a packed July international window and our sevens teams' chances at the Tokyo Olympics. We sing happy 100th birthday to the Northland and Waikato unions, and catch up with former All Black and double international Frano Botica.

In this issue, Dan Carter talks exclusively about his stellar career and what lies ahead, Jerome Kaino has his plans sorted for life after rugby and Phil Gifford highlights two of the best First XV players he saw. We continue the First XV theme with a full season preview of all the major comps, which is included as a free gift,

The Blues' stacked tight five riches go under the microscope as we assess their firepower to be Super Rugby Aotearoa contenders. Ian Kirkpatrick details his fears for the game, and we bring you new columns by Aaron Smith and Tony Johnson.

In this bumper summer issue, Rugby News brings you all you need to know about the second edition of Super Rugby Aotearoa, all five teams, all the players, who's in and who's out, plus our fearless predictions.
Codie Taylor, Liam Squire, Anton Lienert-Brown, Salesi Rayasi and Caleb Clarke go under the spotlight. Plus we have all our usual features, including columns by Craig Dowd, Sam Casey and Jeremy Paul.

This packed summer issue is headlined by a wide-ranging interview with NZR boss Mark Robinson as he looks to better times ahead in 2021. We explain why Aaron Smith is our All Black of the year, and why Jordie Barrett needs to be at fullback at all levels in 2021.  Plus we catch up with the former Manu Samoa pocket rocket Trevor Leota.

In this issue, we profile the fast-rising new All Black, Hoskins Sotutu, part of the new breed of fearless young tyros.
We share rugby stories with the nation's greatest cartoonist Tom Scott, and clock in with Otago's scrum doctor Jamie 'Whoppa' Mackintosh.
There is also a feature with the Magpies' sparky No 9 Folau Fakatava, and much, much more.

In this packed issue, we celebrate the long-awaited return of the All Blacks to our screens and our fields.
Stags captain Tony Lamborn explains why there is a steelier mindset to Southland this season. We give a potted history of the grudge Battle of the Bridge rivalry and much more. Look for Sevu Reece on the cover.

This is our annual Mitre 10 Cup preview issue, featuring all you need to know ahead of the provincial rugby season. Who will stop the stacked Tasman Mako? Jim Kayes tells us why Richie McCaw is his favourite player and we catch up with Counties legend Alan Dawson. Watch out for Will Jordan on the cover.

In another packed issue of Rugby News, we examine the chances of Julian and Ardie Savea reuniting in the black jersey next season.  We put Niko Jones and 'Grizz' Wyllie under the spotlight, and Ian Jones gives us his Greatest Northland XV.

In this packed issue, we evaluate where Beauden Barrett will fit into the Blues' pattern as they drive for the Super Rugby Aotearoa title. We ask 'Where to now?' for rugby's problematic global season, and we reveal our Greatest Crusaders XV, with one or two shocks. Highlanders hooker Ash Dixon also chats to us about nailing his core roles in the team.

In this issue, new All Blacks coach Ian Foster opens up on what it has been like having a team with no finalised programme (yet) for 2020 . Blues captain Patrick Tuipulotu tells us why he is in for the long haul, and we have an extensive interview with one of the great referees, Nigel Owens.

Rugby News toasts 50 years with a bumper 148-page issue looking back, with some of the previous editors and writers, on what made the magazine so iconic. We also bring you an exclusive interview with the greatest All Black of the Rugby News era, Richie McCaw.  There is much, much more, including an interview with Keven Mealamu and our Road to the Olympics series.

In this issue, we bring you an in-depth report into the changes for junior rugby, plus we tell you why the Chiefs can win a third Super Rugby title. We profile the low-profile Hurricanes coach Jason Holland and catch up with Stacey Fluhler and Tim Mikkelson on the road to Tokyo.

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 review the Rugby World Cup and domestic season, asking what went wrong for the All Blacks. We have an exclusive interview with Warren Gatland, and bring you our short-list for the new All Blacks coach position. The great Bob Scott is fondly recalled and we catch up with the big boot Warren Johnston.

In this issue, we delve down into Kieran Read's form in 2019 and ask whether he is ready to peak when it counts. Sir Graham Henry tells why he likes the Bo'unga combination and Adam Thomson talks us through his remarkable comeback to first-class rugby.

Welcome to Rugby News' Rugby World Cup special, complete with free wallchart of the RWC draw. Steve Hansen tells us his blueprint for success in Japan, while Jeremy Paul has a surprise tip for his winner. There is a tribute to the late Sir Brian Lochore and we ask if Manu Samoa can turn back the clock. This all comes with your free RWC mini-guide, packed with all you need to know for the next two months,

Welcome to our Mitre 10 Cup guide, featuring all you need to know about our top provincial competition. We go one on one with NZR boss Steve Tew, and Jeremy Paul explains why he thinks 'Razor' Robertson should be the next Wallabies coach.

In this issue, we salute 'The Ultimate Highlander' Ben Smith and find out what has happened to our top refs. We check in on Auckland's Mitre 10 Cup defence and Brad Weber walks the talk. We preview the Rugby Championship and there are 12 pages of grassroots footy to sink your teeth into.

In this issue, we break down Beauden Barrett, and profile Victor Vito, Hadleigh Parkes and Wes Goosen.

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We call on a stable of the country’s best rugby scribes, including new editor Campbell Burnes, Phil Gifford, Liam Napier, Jim Kayes and Richard Knowler, along with stats guru Paul Neazor to bring you all the insight and analysis you need to accompany your rugby watching. Ian Jones, Craig Dowd and Jeremy Paul offer knowledgeable regular columns from their vast experience at international level.

Our focus on grassroots rugby from club to school to provincial, not to mention women’s and sevens, gives us a vital point of difference and antidote to the saturation coverage of the top end of the game. We do not neglect the game’s history and there is plenty for you rugby nostalgics to sink your teeth into with our new features ‘Where are they now?’ and ‘My Favourite Player.’

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