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Preview: Air NZ Cup, Part One

Preview: Air NZ Cup, Part One

Round Four of the Air New Zealand Cup sees the return of several All Blacks who have been released from Tri-Nations duty by coach Graham Henry in a bid to give his bench-warmers some much-needed game time. FULL STORY >>

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Rejuvenated Weepu to stay in NZ

Rejuvenated Weepu to stay in NZ

All Blacks scrum-half Piri Weepu has extended his New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) contract in a deal that will keep him in the country until 2010.

ABs released for Air NZ Cup duty

ABs released for Air NZ Cup duty

Twelve members of the current All Blacks squad will be available to their provinces for the next two rounds of the Air New Zealand Cup.

Lam not concerned over future of Blues

Lam not concerned over future of Blues

Pat Lam is confident the Blues will be a force in the 2009 Super 14, that is despite a large-scale player drain and a worrying start to the Air New Zealand Cup by the franchise's three provincial sides.

Tasman reveal the pain

Tasman reveal the pain

After a thrilling 33-23 win over Taranaki on Saturday, a win that moves them to fifth place in the 14-team Air New Zealand Cup, the Tasman Makos' players and coach Todd Blackadder gave a frank appraisal of the pain they are feeling following the NZRU's decision to remove the side from next year's competition.

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