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In this issue, we analyse why the All Blacks have plenty to think about and change after an inconsistent 2025 season which has them labelled the 20/20 All Blacks, 20 mins on, 20 mins off.
We look at how NZR's Pasifika Strategy is going two years in, and discover why the NZ Rugby Foundation is still vitally important.
Toshiba Brave Lupus coach Todd Blackadder is the subject of our latest 'Where are they now' feature, and we bring you five of the best ABs' Test captains

Rugby News Description:

Uitgever: Allied-Press-Ltd

Categorie: Sports

Taal: English

Frequentie: 11 Issues/Year

Do not bother with cheap imitations. We are the pulse of the nation’s national game, and have been for nearly 50 years.

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.’

Still cheaper than a rum and a coke, Rugby News continues to offer full value for money and is a must for any serious follower of the game.