Black Ferns
Done deal: Why has NZ Rugby teamed up with Silver Lake?
What does New Zealand Rugby's deal with Silver Lake actually mean for the game? The Detail finds out. Audio
Done deal: Why has NZ Rugby teamed up with Silver Lake?
What does New Zealand Rugby's deal with Silver Lake actually mean for the game? The Detail finds out.
AudioNew beginnings as Black Ferns start quest for World Cup title
New beginnings and a new found confidence have the Black Ferns bullish about their chances of defending their World Cup title in October and November. Their quest begins in earnest on Monday when the… Audio
Black Ferns welcome fresh start for World Cup
Major omissions, a new captain and a debut call-up for an Olympic gold medalist are the features of the first Black Ferns squad of 2022.
With New Zealand getting set to host the World Cup in five… Audio
Black Ferns fall just short of fairytale return to World Series
The Black Ferns Sevens have fallen just short of a fairytale return to the world circuit.
New Zealand cruised into the final against arch-rivals Australia in Canada today.
But as Felicity Reid… Audio
Sports commentator Dana Johannsen
Sports commentator Dana Johannsen takes a look criticism of rugby referees, the future of netball, and the new coaching structure for the Black Ferns. Audio
Ex-All Blacks coach Wayne Smith new coach of Black Ferns
Former All Blacks coach Wayne Smith has been named as the new coach of the Black Ferns, replacing Glenn Moore who resigned at the weekend.
Moore threw in the towel following a scathing review into… Video, Audio
Less is Moore - why the Black Ferns still needed a change
Comment - Even before New Zealand Rugby's woeful Black Ferns culture review, Glen Moore's position as coach deserved to be put under scrutiny, writes Jamie Wall.
Lack of accountability in Black Ferns saga leaves sour taste
Comment - New Zealand Rugby's Black Ferns review has left a feeling that women's rugby isn't highly valued at all, writes Hamish Bidwell.
NZ Rugby apologises for International Women's Day blunder
The All Blacks have deleted and replaced a social media post celebrating International Women's Day that drew widespread criticism.
Ruby Tui: 'Women in black jerseys give little girls power'
Winning gold at last year's Olympics marked the end of an emotional learning journey the Black Ferns Sevens began five years earlier, says Ruby Tua. At the 2016 Rio Olympics, where they won a silver… Audio
All Blacks, Black Ferns look to bounce back in France games
The All Blacks and Black Ferns are in very unfamiliar territory, with both sides hoping to bounce back from losses and end the international season on a high with wins over France.
Sports editor… Video, Audio
Changes to Black Ferns lineup for second test against France
There are a number of changes to the Black Ferns lineup for the second Test against France in Castres this weekend.
Black Ferns still have a lot of homework to do
They may have hammered the Black Ferns again, but England aren't prepared to take the favourites tag for next year's Rugby World Cup.
Sports commentator Sam Ackerman
Sam gives his take on the head trauma issue resurfacing in rugby amid confirmation that former All Black Carl Hayman's early onset dementia diagnosis. Audio
No time to sulk for the Black Ferns
The Black Ferns says there's no time to sulk as they prepare to meet England again.
Nine debutants in Black Ferns squad
There are nine debutants in the Black Ferns match day squad for Monday morning's first Test against England in Exeter.
Black Ferns encourage Aotearoa to get Covid-19 vaccination
After more than two years without a match, the Black Ferns have jetted off to Europe this afternoon for some much needed game time ahead of next year's World Cup.'
But while they're leaving for now… Video, Audio
Dr Dave Gerrard completes a 57-year Tokyo Olympics loop
Representing New Zealand at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 was Dr Dave Gerrard's first major overseas outing, so it has been something of an emotional return to the city .Gerrard is with us on the eve of… Audio
Trampoline medal brings long-held dream to fruition
Auckland's Angie Dougal coached Dylan Schmidt to New Zealand's first-ever Olympic trampolining medal. She joins the show to reflect on her experiences in Tokyo. Audio
