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Ta'avao will step back into the Highlanders' front row against the Western Force.

Herald writer made the call about Rennie in January – NZ Rugby followed that lead today.

Former players and coaches share what makes Dave Rennie the perfect candidate.

OPINION: He has won titles with Wellington and the Chiefs and rebuilt clubs abroad.

George Bell and Samisoni Taukei'aho both scored as the All Blacks hooker stakes rose.

Paul Stevens fired from about 20m at what he called a 'dark, shadowy image'.

Former All Black has weighed in on No 10 debate and the national side's struggling attack.

Temperatures are forecast to push into the high 20s across the South Island on Friday.

Emergency services were called about 3.15pm and two people were flown to hospital.

Foreigners on golden visas may struggle at Waiheke or Aotea Great Barrier: all explained.

Staff cleared Nuku Strange to leave Invercargill Prison's watch unit a day before he died.

Scott Robertson's replacement could be named as early as Thursday.

OPINION: It's time to take the Australians seriously.

OPINION: As the economy recovers, view property market headwinds as resistance training.

Nortessa Montgomerie was 21 when Nathan Boulter almost killed her in a 38-hour attack.

'It’s autumn coming in with a bit of a bang', said a MetService meteorologist.

Despite returning on the same flight, the new case isn't linked to the earlier two.

Inside the 'Sausage Capital' of NZ's competition to find our best snag.

The planned Te Anau abattoir would turn culled wild deer into venison for sale.

The championships will be held on March 4-7 at the town’s War Memorial Stadium.

Alonzo Burton is back with the Hawks for the 2026 season.

Judges warned that years of prison and strict sanctions had not stopped Nathan Boulter.

Ngāi Tahu Seafood controls about 20% of the Bluff oyster commercial quota.

Infometrics says the economic boom in the southern regions is finally starting to spread.

Friends and teammates, including Anton Lienert-Brown, shared warm wishes.

Former All Blacks boss will coach the Barbarians against South Africa and Wales in July.

Nathan Boulter stabbed Chantal McDonald 55 times in the driveway of her Christchurch home.

Sid Sahrawat's Cassia to close on June 5 and reopen in a new location in August.

Mark Bean hopes to charm the local Tuatapere judges with his smoky beef maple sausage.