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1987: The backroom deals to launch World Cup
A coup in Fiji nearly prevented their participation, and South Africa were the only IRB member not invited, recalls Wynne Gray.
1991: Defeats led to success
Self belief and team spirit were two of the crucial factors, writes Nick Farr-Jones
1987: Getting the nation back into black
With the nation still torn after the Cavaliers' tour of South Africa, Brian Lochore devised a plan to secure the World Cup and recapture public support, writes Suzanne McFadden.
1987: 'Dawn of a new era'
Great winger John Kirwan tells Wynne Gray about the drive behind champion All Blacks
Rugby: Wallabies eyeing Tri Nations trophy
Quade Cooper believes the resurgent Wallabies are beautifully placed to win the Tri Nations title.
Wendyl Nissen: Beat them or join them
It's easier to participate than resist, decides Wendyl Nissen.