Bread and Circuses and Roses
A lesson in solidarity from the world of women's sport
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Do it for her?
What is the difference between International Women's Day and Valentine's Day?
My most inspiring Black Fern retires
Kate Henwood's story was a testimony for us girls, the old ones, who saw her success as our reward.
Out from behind my keyboard
I'm out in the world, taking part in these cool events next month and hope to see you there!
Best Job I Ever Had
When I used to organise for the Labour Party back in 2017, I would tell people I had the best job in the world and meant it.
Off the Hook
World Cup media analysis has been used to get media off the hook, I'm putting them back on it for failing women's rugby fans
Grass Ceiling is growing thicker
The stats are getting worse for women coaching rugby.
A new test for April
The Black Ferns have confirmed a special ANZAC Day test against the Wallaroos to be played in Queensland.
Pacific Four needs a SANZAAR
In order for this tournament to take the next step
2026 NZ Women's Sports Watch Guide
All the dates for your diary in one place
We All Deserve Sunshine
and to see ourselves in sport
An Ode to 2025: Part 2
A reflection on the year that was
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31 Years Later
A woman is again leading the Black Ferns
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An Ode to 2025: Part 1
A reflection on the year that was
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On being brave
And what you mean by it
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The World in their Hands
But only if it's size 4.5
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I don't like Pride Rounds
Are you raising the rainbow flag? Or waving a red rag to a bull?
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The Hand They've Been Dealt
Three players make their choice after Aupiki's reshuffle
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Farah Palmer Cup down to 12 teams
And why I might not hate this.
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The Professional Era Part 2
Revising a feature I wrote for ScrumQueens in 2024
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Reshuffling the Calendar
The 2026 NZ women's rugby schedule just dropped
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The Professional Era Part 1
Revisiting a piece I wrote for ScrumQueens
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Be so good, they can't ignore you
Women must win to secure their future in rugby
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