Senior Ministers Nicola Willis and Paul Goldsmith Face 2026 Exit

Senior Ministers Nicola Willis and Paul Goldsmith Face 2026 Exit

Preliminary election results place several high-profile New Zealand MPs in jeopardy of losing their parliamentary seats as vote shares drop and electorate battles tighten. National Party Figures Face Parliamentary Exit National Party deputy leader Nicola Willis conceded she is likely out of Parliament after running as a list-only candidate. Because she did not contest an … Read more

Scott Barrett Selection Dilemma Faces All Blacks Ahead of Wallabies Test

Scott Barrett Selection Dilemma Faces All Blacks Ahead of Wallabies Test

The former captain delivered a physical display following a lengthy absence due to a disc bulge that required a discectomy four months prior, an injury he said “turned the power off” down the left side of his body. Scott Barrett Selection Dilemma After Auckland Return However, past cases of high-impact returns by similarly conditioned players, … Read more

All Blacks: 1996 Blueprint for Consistency After South Africa Loss

The 1996 All Blacks team remains a benchmark for consistency and cohesion. Front-row warriors Craig Dowd, Sean Fitzpatrick, and Olo Brown anchored a side that played all 10 tests without change, including four against the Springboks. Their 9-1 record, with only the fourth test lost, showcased a blend of skill, speed, and tactical precision. Notably, … Read more

Taylor Frankie Paul Quits Mormon Wives Amid Bullying Claims

Taylor Frankie Paul has announced her departure from Hulu’s reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, pointing to intense co-star scrutiny and ongoing legal disputes as the primary catalysts for her exit. According to reports from Page Six and TMZ, the reality television star confirmed her departure in a lengthy Instagram post on Monday, … Read more

Rugby Stars Lose Millions in €100M French Club Fraud

A failed attempt to purchase French rugby club Béziers has resulted in a criminal complaint filed with police in Poland after investors lost hundreds of thousands of euros. According to an investigation published by IOL, former Springbok scrum-half Johan Roux and rugby agent Anthony Johnson pitched the deal to professional players, claiming upfront funds were … Read more

Ma’a Nonu’s Sharks Selection Raises All Blacks Selection Questions

According to rugby writer Gregor Paul, the selection adds a tangible layer of drama and intrigue to the fixture at King’s Park in Durban, yet risks reducing a once-in-a-lifetime sporting opportunity into a manufactured sideshow. Commercial Pressures and the Reality of Global Tours The fixture forms part of a broader four-test and four-match tour package … Read more

Media Insider: Radio Shakeups, Paul Henry’s Legacy, and Lorde’s Latest Move

Mai FM breakfast host Fame Teu has departed the station after 11 years, citing a desire to rest and pursue new ventures, according to reports from Media Insider. Teu’s exit follows four years as a breakfast co-host alongside Nickson Clark and Tegan Yorwarth. While his departure prompted social media tributes from his colleagues, Teu has … Read more

David Seymour Names Paul Henry as ACT Election Candidate

The Act Party announced today that broadcaster Paul Henry will join the party as a list candidate for the 2026 election. Party leader David Seymour confirmed the Act board ratified Henry’s candidacy last night, stating he expects Henry to be placed in an “electable position” on the party list. Henry, who resigned from the TVNZ … Read more

Investigation Into Human Rights Commissioner Stephen Rainbow’s Conduct

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has launched an investigation into Chief Human Rights Commissioner Dr. Stephen Rainbow following concerns regarding his conduct. Kristy McDonald KC has been appointed to lead the inquiry after advice from the Ministry of Justice. The government hasn’t released specific details about the allegations to uphold the principles of fair process and … Read more

All Blacks watch: Super Rugby Pacific’s top Kiwi performers in round three – Paul Lewis

Kemara’s Rise Signals a New Era for New Zealand Fly-Halves February 28, 2026, marked a significant moment in New Zealand rugby: the emergence of Taha Kemara as a potential star. The 22-year-old fly-half delivered a “coming-of-age performance” in the Crusaders’ 43-33 victory over the Chiefs, a match that showcased his control and playmaking ability. From … Read more