The six New Zealand-based Super Rugby Pacific franchises confirm their squads for the 2025 season.

The All Blacks' bruising 23-13 victory over then-world No 1 Ireland in Dublin last weekend has come at a cost.

The All Blacks XV completed their short European tour undefeated with a tenacious 31-13 win over Georgia.

The All Blacks have held out all Irish resistance to score a 23-13 win and end the home team's run of 19 consecutive wins at Aviva Stadium

Tana Umaga bolsters his Moana Pasifika staff with a pair of former internationals turned coaches.

A number of changes to Clayton McMillan's All Blacks XV side to challenge Georgia in Montpellier.

Three of the All Blacks Sevens most capped and successful players, Tim Mikkelson, Scott Curry and Sam Dickson are stepping away from intern

The All Blacks have made two injury-enforced changes to the side to play No 1 ranked Ireland in Dublin.

Hooker Codie Taylor and first-five Beauden Barrett will miss the All Blacks' test against Ireland.

The All Blacks XV outlast a passionate Irish club Munster 38-24 at Thomond Park in Limerick.

The All Blacks needed a last-quarter comeback to escape Twickenham with a two-point victory over England.

Wellington captain Du’Plessis Kirifi to lead the All Blacks XV in first match of their Northern Tour against Munster.

Fullback Tjay Clarke signs with the Hurricanes for 2025 after a breakout season for the NPC-winning Lions.

Only three players have been retained in the All Blacks starting XV to face England at Twickenham.

Four-time world champion Kelly Brazier will return to Chiefs Manawa for Super Rugby Aupiki n 2025.

The All Blacks have started their Northern Tour with a 64-19 test victory over Japan in Yokohama.

Wellington have claimed their sixth NPC title when an extra-time thriller over Bay of Plenty 23-20 in the capital.

Two of the country’s brightest young stars named in the Black Ferns Sevens contracted squad for 2025.

Thames Valley and King Country have lifted the silverware on finals weekend in rugby's Heartland Championship.

Two-time Rugby World Cup winner Charmaine McMenamin is making the shift from player to coach, joining the Blues women as forwards coach