Rugby World Cup 2011

Rugby: Sharpe's World Cup hopes dip

Nathan Sharpe's prospects of reaching the 100-test milestone at the rugby World Cup are in serious jeopardy after the veteran lock was omitted from the Wallabies squad to play the All Blacks in Saturday's Tri-Nations test in Auckland.

Cup volunteers receive training

Cup volunteers receive training

A force of volunteers who will be both the face of the Dunedin and the backbone of the city's response to the Rugby World Cup received some job training yesterday.

Businesses expect boost from RWC: tourism monitor

The 2011 Rugby World Cup is giving national tourism operators a boost of confidence, research by the Ministry of Economic Development says.

Rooms in short supply for RWC

Rooms in short supply for RWC

The no-vacancy sign for the Rugby World Cup is about to be hung up by Dunedin accommodation providers.

City council's RWC co-ordinator resigns; to leave after first game

City council's RWC co-ordinator resigns; to leave after first game

The woman in charge of Dunedin's planning for the Rugby World Cup has resigned and will leave her role one day after the first match is played.

Accomodation still available for Rugby World Cup

Accomodation still available for Rugby World Cup

Commercial accommodation is still available for the Rugby World Cup, Dunedin tourism officials say.

RWC sales pass million; CEO upbeat

RWC sales pass million; CEO upbeat

Ticket revenue $220 million, 82% of Rugby World Cup New Zealand target.

Chance to greet teams

Sixty Wakatipu residents will get the chance to officially welcome one of two Rugby World Cup teams to Queenstown in early September.

Queenstown stopover

Queenstown stopover

Arrowtown artist Thomas L. Brown brought one of his paintings along as a backdrop to the Webb Ellis Trophy in Queenstown yesterday, during the Rugby World Cup (RWC) 2011 Roadshow at the Queenstown Events Centre.

Hunt on for young World Cup flagbearers

New Zealand teenagers are being urged to tell Rugby World Cup officials why they should be chosen to carry the flags of competing teams when the tournament begins around the country in September.

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