NZRU (New Zealand Rugby Union)
All Blacks look to international partners to turn sporting heritage into commercial returns
New Zealand Rugby posts another surplus
New Zealand Rugby, rugby union’s governing body in the country, has posted a financial surplus for the third year in a row after turnover in 2014 increased by NZ$4m (€2.8m/$3m) to NZ$120.8m.
New Zealand Rugby partners with Unicef
New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has announced an international partnership with children’s charity Unicef.
Impey elected as new NZ Rugby chairman
Brent Impey has been appointed as the new chairman of New Zealand Rugby following the recent retirement of the governing body’s former chief Mike Eagle.
Four Nations final switches to Wellington
The New Zealand Rugby League (NZRL) has announced that the country is to host three games during the 2014 Four Nations tournament, including the final of the national team competition.
NZRU reports healthy profit
The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU), the governing body of rugby union in the country, has posted a NZ$2.9m (€1.8m/$2.5m) profit for the 2013 financial year to boost its cash reserves by more than $13m to $63.7m.
NZRU chief details reasoning behind Super Rugby expansion
New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) chief executive Steve Tew has moved to allay fears over player welfare through the planned expansion of Super Rugby, adding that new teams in South Africa and Argentina will boost broadcast revenues and enhance the development of the game.