Women's rugby to be celebrated at All Blacks Test
The Women’s Rugby World Cup winning Black Ferns and HSBC Women’s Sevens World Series champion Black Ferns Sevens will be celebrated at tomorrow night’s All Blacks Test match against South Africa at QBE Stadium.
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Emma Jensen to achieve a first for women's rugby
Auckland Storm halfback Emma Jensen will reach a significant milestone when becoming the first player to make 100 appearances in the Farah Palmer Cup women's national provincial tournament when running out against Canterbury at Eden Park on Saturday.
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Expanded Farah Palmer Cup kicks off
More teams than ever before will take the field in the 2017 Farah Palmer Cup, with the return of Hawke’s Bay and inclusion of Tasman for the first time.
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In Numbers: Black Ferns World Cup success
The Black Ferns captivated the rugby world with a stunning run of victories on their way to lifting the 2017 Women’s Rugby World Cup in Ireland.
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"We've come home as World Champions"
Hear the reaction of the Black Ferns team after they were welcomed home as five-time Rugby World Cup winners.
Passionate welcome home for the Black Ferns
The World Champion Black Ferns received a rapturous welcome back to New Zealand from friends, family and fans at Auckland Airport.
Praise flows for world champion Black Ferns
New Zealand's winning of the Women's Rugby World Cup has been hailed as one of the great women's games as the Black Ferns' powerful second half saw them beat England 41-32.
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The Black Ferns are World Champions once more
The Black Ferns are World Champions once more, overwhelming cup defenders England with a stunning second-half fightback to run out 41 - 32 victors in Dublin.
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Black Ferns team named for Rugby World Cup final
Black Ferns Head Coach Glenn Moore has named his team to play in the Women’s Rugby World Cup Final against England in Belfast.
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Black Ferns storm into Rugby World Cup Final
Four-try hero Portia Woodman has inspired the Black Ferns to a 45 - 12 victory over a physical USA and another shot at World Cup glory in Dublin.
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