New Zealand'Mils has got nothing to hide' - NZRPANew Zealand Rugby Players Association chief executive Rob Nichol said it was "completely appropriate" that Muliaina continued to train with his team.07 Apr 12:39 PM
SportCricket: Kiwis set to rake in the cashThe Black Caps deserve a well-earned rest after their long World Cup campaign, but for several of them the cricket will keep on coming in the form of the IPL.07 Apr 12:09 AM
Super RugbyAnother Blues player heads offFrancis Saili is heading offshore later this year.06 Apr 07:47 PM
OpinionGraham Lowe: The two great Warriors who never played a minuteThe Warriors have had plenty of on-field heroes, but the two men most responsible for the team's acceptance into the NRL never played a minute, writes Graham Lowe.06 Apr 01:20 AM
English Premier LeagueFootball: Defoe scores sensational goal as Sunderland beat Newcastle05 Apr 08:43 PM
New ZealandMuliaina had 'no idea' about arrestFormer All Black Mils Muliaina thought he was being pulled over for a drugs test when police arrested him in relation to sexual assault allegations.05 Apr 05:39 PM
Super RugbyRetallick in no rush to decide on futureBrodie Retallick's return from injury against the Blues illustrated just why an offshore move could prove an appealing prospect.05 Apr 05:30 PM
New ZealandMuliaina 'to clear his name'Former All Black Mils Muliaina's is "pretty upset" and "shocked" about the sexual assault allegations he is now facing in Britain.04 Apr 11:52 PM
NRLNRL star under fire for homophobic slurSouth Sydney's Kiwi hooker Issac Luke is under investigation by the NRL integrity unit after posting a homophobic slur on Instagram.04 Apr 08:34 PM
Super RugbyRugby: Crusaders run riot in DurbanThe Crusaders ran riot with eight tries in a 52-10 hammering of the Sharks in South Africa this morning to lay down the biggest marker in round eight of Super Rugby.04 Apr 06:23 PM
OpinionHeather du Plessis-Allan: It's time to harden upBy now, you will most likely have discovered the hee-hawing glee all over Tim Southee's face. Wonderful to behold, Heather du Plessis-Allan writes.04 Apr 05:00 PM