1999: Sacre bleu! France demolish All Blacks
The Aussies were too polished but there were riveting match-ups, writes Peter White
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1995: Springboks' first time unites divided nation
Stransky's boot is the key for South Africa from start to finish, writes Peter White
1995: The drop goal that helped heal a nation
South Africans of every colour got behind their team for the Cup, writes Andrew Austin
1987: Keeping up with Jones
The 22-year-old brought menace and style to the loose trio, writes Chris Rattue
1991: Campo's golden touch
David Campese proved his genius against the All Blacks in semis, writes Dylan Cleaver
1987: Long road to global rugby supremacy
It took a lot of persuasion to bring about the first World Cup, writes Wynne Gray
1987: Remembering our last victory drink
The tickets were cheap and there was no hype, recalls sports editor Chris Allen.