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Wallabies attracting plenty of punters
There are many in this country concerned at the threat Australia pose and that is reflected in betting trends
Eddie Jones: Robshaw can't handle Aussie duo
The breakdown will be a key area of the game on Sunday and Australia can dominate England there, writes Eddie Jones
RWC: Giteau wants to taunt Wilkinson
World Cups can destroy friendships, and it's no different among rugby royalty.
RWC: Milton Haig a man on a mission
The New Zealand-born Georgian coach will field a weaker team against the All Blacks because he has a bigger picture in mind
Doomsday scenario for Wales
Welsh euphoria appears to be giving way to a dose of grim reality as British bookmakers are unconvinced Wales can escape the group of death.
Millionth fan set to attend Rugby World Cup
Millennium Stadium in Cardiff will host the one millionth Rugby World Cup fan tomorrow morning (NZ time) when Wales take on Fiji.
World Cup's 10 most skilful tight forwards
This World Cup has, more than any other, hightlighted the skills of a group of men who were previously concerned with jumping in lineouts and pushing in scrums.
Player power rankings: Best on show
There is a very transtasman look to Dylan Cleaver's latest Rugby World Cup player power ratings.
England labelled scrum cheats
England are scrum cheats who have been allowed to get away with illegal tactics for years, claims former Wallaby World Cup-winning coach Bob Dwyer.
Bingo, Van Dam to face ABs
All the latest news from the Rugby World Cup overnight including a man called Bingo who will face the All Blacks.
RWC: Cheika may regret helping Burgess
We will have to fire the lads up and get stuck into Burgess because he is pretty unbreakable, says Cheika.
ABs changes far from straightforward
It's tempting to believe there has been a changing of the All Blacks guard in certain positions based on form, writes Gregor Paul.
RWC: Dutchman is bonkers for ABs
Hardcore All Blacks fan Michel de Croes is a man on a mission.
Naholo has teammates scrambling
All Blacks wing Waisake Naholo is causing plenty of problems for teammates at training sessions ahead of his World Cup debut.
Naholo in, Nonu out for All Blacks
Waisake Naholo will make his return at Millennium Stadium against Georgia, while a shoulder injury means Ma'a Nonu will have to wait for his 100th test.
England v Australia: A conversation between coaches
Ahead of the showdown between England and Australia, Clive Woodward and Eddie Jones discuss the 2003 RWC final
Rugby World Cup...of health: Rating the 20 countries
Japan's rugby Blossoms aren't just the bravest folks at the world cup, they're also highly likely to be the healthiest.
Record prices for 'Pool of Death' clash
Tickets for Sunday's England v Australia game at Twickenham have been selling for record prices of almost $NZ10,000 each.
Samoa banned from Maccas, KFC
Flyhalf Tusi Pisi's plight: "All I can see are the fast food restaurants across the road but coach barred us from there."
Apologise to Wales. Now
THE WORLD'S CUP: Fans unhappy with Herald's placement of their side in latest power rankings.