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Green Tea Party
NZ Rugby World

Green Tea Party

The all blacks came into the professional era wedded to an amateur culture of pies, pints and near disdain for sports science. That all changed in 2004 when the coaching team and senior players influenced a revolution that has driven the highest personal standards.

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Issue 189, Special Issue
Brand Standing
NZ Rugby World

Brand Standing

In the last 10 years the all blacks have evolved from rugby team to sports brand. Not everyone likes the transition that has been made, but it has been critical in giving the national side major influence and profile in the world game.

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Issue 189, Special Issue
Outside Influences
NZ Rugby World

Outside Influences

A number of teams, people, decisions and events have had a major influence on the all blacks.

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Issue 189, Special Issue
A Journey With A Difference
NZ Rugby World

A Journey With A Difference

The All Blacks will play Italy in Toyota City at next year’s World Cup. GREGOR PAUL believes both the city and the stadium will make for an engaging visit for those Kiwis who make it to Japan.

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
The Ultimate Challenge
NZ Rugby World

The Ultimate Challenge

A Lions tour to New Zealand is probably the greatest spectacle in world rugby. It means everything to both teams.

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Lions Souvenir Issue, May 2017
Stamping His Mark
NZ Rugby World

Stamping His Mark

Kieran Read, in his second season as all blacks captain, wants his team to build their own legacy.

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Lions Souvenir Issue, May 2017
​10 Ways For Lions To Roar
NZ Rugby World

​10 Ways For Lions To Roar

There is no magic bullet that the lions can reach for to beat the all blacks. According to Richard Bath there are at least 10 things the visitors will have to get right if they are to win the series.

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Lions Souvenir Issue, May 2017
Plotting The Right Path
NZ Rugby World

Plotting The Right Path

KEVIN ROBERTS IS FOUNDER OF RED ROSE CONSULTING; BUSINESS LEADER AND EDUCATOR; AUTHOR AND SPEAKER; ADVISER ON MARKETING, CREATIVE THINKING AND LEADERSHIP.

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Issue 194 – June/July 2018
Change Agent
NZ Rugby World

Change Agent

NEW SPRINGBOK COACH RASSIE ERASMUS WANTS TO CREATE A WINNING CULTURE WRITES JON CARDINELLI.

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Issue 194 – June/July 2018
All Roads Lead To Dublin
NZ Rugby World

All Roads Lead To Dublin

'Words Can't Describe How Happy We Are With the Result and the Slam.' 

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
All In Line In Dublin
NZ Rugby World

All In Line In Dublin

Tony Johnson Is a Commentator and Presenter for Sky Tv’s Rugby Coverage in New Zealand.

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
Blues Need To Put Pressure On Umaga
NZ Rugby World

Blues Need To Put Pressure On Umaga

Wynne Gray Is A Former Senior Rugby Writer At The New Zealand Herald.

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
The Six Million Dollar Man
NZ Rugby World

The Six Million Dollar Man

The Number Of New Zealand Players Heading Offshore is Rising But still not at a Level that has Anyone Panicking. That Said, There is one Man who, Should he Depart would change Everything

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
Land Rover Backing The Next Generation Of Rugby Stars
NZ Rugby World

Land Rover Backing The Next Generation Of Rugby Stars

“The money we receive from Land Rover goes directly into our high performance programmes.”

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
Killing Them Softly
NZ Rugby World

Killing Them Softly

Richard Bath Is an Award-winning Writer Based in the UK.

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
Leaders Must Lead
NZ Rugby World

Leaders Must Lead

FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS I have been focusing on the difference leadership brings to business, politics, sport and prosperity.

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Issue 193 – April/May 2018
The Perfect Combination
NZ Rugby World

The Perfect Combination

Rodie Retallack and Sam Whitelock are the most experienced locking Combination in New Zealand history and according to all blacks coach eve Hansen, also the best.

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Issue 201, August - September 2019
The Perfect 10s
NZ Rugby World

The Perfect 10s

There’s been a relentless public and media drive to create a rivalry between ichie mo’unga and beauden garrett. But the all blacks have never bought into it, seeing instead a great combination which gives them sensational quality at no 10.

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Issue 201, August - September 2019
The Sleeping Giant Awakes
NZ Rugby World

The Sleeping Giant Awakes

Richard bath is an award-winning writer based in the UK.

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Issue 201, August - September 2019
NZ Rugby World

Ghosts Of No 10

Haunt all Blacks

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Issue 200, June - July 2019
Beer Tents And Bouncy Castles
NZ Rugby World

Beer Tents And Bouncy Castles

Provincial Rugby Is Played In Cavernous Stadiums With A Corporate Backdrop And As A Result Fans Are Nowhere To Be Seen And Interest Is Dwindling. Steve Hale Has A Plan On How The Lifeblood Of The Game Can Be Fixed.

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Issue 199, April - May, 2019
The Perth Experience
NZ Rugby World

The Perth Experience

See more of Perth and go beyond its urban cool – choose your day trip in the city, on the coast or in country.

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Issue 199, April - May, 2019
Work To Rule
NZ Rugby World

Work To Rule

This Year’s World Cup Is Expected To Be One Of The Most Open In Years And It Could Come Down To Which Team Best Manages The Workload Of Their Players Leading Into The Tournament.

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Issue 199, April - May, 2019
South Africa's Time Must Come Again
NZ Rugby World

South Africa's Time Must Come Again

Wynne gray is a former senior rugby writer at the new zealand herald.

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Issue 187, June/July 2017
Driving Force
NZ Rugby World

Driving Force

In previous years the all blacks have been vulnerable to the driving maul as it has been a tactic little loved in new zealand. Liam napier says that has all changed.

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Issue 187, June/July 2017
Timing Is Everything
NZ Rugby World

Timing Is Everything

New Zealand’s Best Players Are In Constant Demand Around The World, But Knowing Whether To Stay At Home Or Head Offshore Is An Increasingly Difficult Judgement Call.

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Issue 187, June/July 2017
Anything Is Possible
NZ Rugby World

Anything Is Possible

Ardie Savea Is A Talent Like No Other. This Year He’S Hoping To Add Yet More Qualities To His Game.

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Issue 187, June/July 2017
Straight Shooter
NZ Rugby World

Straight Shooter

Duane Vermeulen Upset A Few People Last Year When He Spoke His Mind About The Lack Of Direction And Passion Within His Beloved Springboks Side. Now He’S Back From Injury And Hoping His Actions Will Speak Much Louder Than His Words.

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Issue 187, June/July 2017
McLeod Becomes Defender Of The Faith
NZ Rugby World

McLeod Becomes Defender Of The Faith

‘HE IS FOLLOWING SOMEONE WHO HAS DONE A MAGNIFICENT JOB BUT ALREADY HE [HAS MADE IT CLEAR] HE DOESN’T WANT TO BE SMITHY, HE WANTS TO BE SCOTT McLEOD AND THAT IS MASSIVELY IMPORTANT.’

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Issue 188, August/September 2017
Leading The Next Generation
NZ Rugby World

Leading The Next Generation

Kieran Read Won His '4 100th Cap Against the Lions and While the Series Was Drawn, the All Blacks No 8 Has Everything He Needs to Push on and Become a Great Leader.

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Issue 188, August/September 2017