Before the Rugby World Cup, its official album would not have appealed much. But now, having been immersed in the event and its excitement, and having stood in stadiums belting out other countries' anthems, I have a new appreciation for the songs of the game. A particular favourite is Ireland's Call - the official song of the Irish Rugby...
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The Final Team Talk: E Ihowā Atua, Let's start well, put the pressure on them early.
Sacrebleu.
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A trust which recently employed former Act MP Donna Awatere-Huata may not have the money to pay her wages as its new executive officer.