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North Otago snatches one-point thriller as unbeaten teams thin out
Only two unbeaten teams remain in the Hilux Heartland Championship after North Otago edged King Country in a one-point thriller.READ MORE
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Farah Palmer Cup gets underway with hard-hitting matchups
The 2026 Farah Palmer Cup presented by Hilux gets underway tomorrow, with the Manawatū Cyclones – Bay of Plenty Volcanix match presented live on Sky.READ MORE
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Hilux NPC round 5: Stage set for epic Shield challenge
Semenoff Stadium is the stage for the Northland Taniwha as they look to defend the Ranfurly Shield for the first time since 1979.READ MORE
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Taniwha snare history in Hilux NPC round four action
Northland’s history-making victory in Canterbury saw the Ranfurly Shield make the farthest trip north it has been in 48 years.READ MORE
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Upsets, milestones and big wins in Round Two
Round two of the Hilux Heartland Championship had it all, with upsets, rivalries, milestones and some big performances leaving just three undefeated teams at the top of the table.READ MORE
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Front Row Round – the mind-bending stats
Hilux NPC round three was Front Row Round – an homage to the under-appreciated engine rooms of every team. Here’s what numbers 1, 2 and 3 achieved in that round.READ MORE
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A Milestone Saturday in Buller
There will be plenty of reasons for Buller Rugby supporters to celebrate at Victoria Square this Saturday.READ MORE
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Hilux NPC Round 4: Can Northland grasp history?
The Northland Kauri would make history by winning at One NZ Stadium tomorrow, in doing so winning the Ranfurly Shield for the first time in the club’s history.READ MORE
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Surprises abound in Hilux NPC round three action
The lead changed hands eight times in Southland’s clutch one-point victory over Waikato at Rugby Park in Hilux NPC round three action.READ MORE
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Heartland Championship fires into life with Taonga changing hands and big opening-round results
The 2026 Hilux Heartland Championship burst into life over the weekend with plenty of points, plenty of drama and the first movement of the Bill Osborne Taonga.READ MORE