Jamie Wall
Manu Vatuvei: From superstar to sentenced prisoner
Manu Vatuvei was one of rugby league's biggest stars, but last week he was jailed for importing methamphetamine - what happened? Audio
Manu Vatuvei: From superstar to sentenced prisoner
Manu Vatuvei was one of rugby league's biggest stars, but last week he was jailed for importing methamphetamine - what happened?
AudioThe Panel with Sue Kedgley and Peter Dunne (Part 2)
Panellists Sue Kedgley and Peter Dunne on the weekend's rugby losses, the Commerce Commission investigating the cost of building supplies, and ACT siphoning away National's support. Audio
Is 'All Whites' still alright?
New Zealand Football is copping flak for being overly woke after putting the 'All Whites' moniker up for discussion.
Is 'All Whites' still alright?
New Zealand Football is copping flak for being overly woke after putting the 'All Whites' moniker up for discussion.
AudioCrusaders win inaugural Super Rugby Aotearoa
The Crusaders have won the inaugural Super Rugby Aotearoa with a come from behind victory against the Highlanders in Christchurch on Sunday.
They scored three unanswered tries in the last 20 minutes.
…Uncertain future for club rugby in NZ
Professional rugby might be returning this weekend, but club rugby is precariously close to finding itself in a bit of an existential crisis. Audio
Brothers in Black: a history of All Black siblings
From Colin and Stanley Meads and Alan and Gary Whetton, to the Whitelocks and the Barretts, New Zealand has a rich history of brothers who wore the black jersey. Audio
Real Men Wear Black Revisited
Twenty-seven years ago, Trevor McKewen's book about New Zealand rugby heroes celebrated a stoic, machismo national character. He joins us with sports journalist Jamie Wall to ask if it has stood the… Audio
Club rugby in Auckland is over
A sobering, but fascinating article in METRO magazine about the changing nature of club rugby in Auckland. Changing is one word for it, the " death of " is what the writer of the article calls it. Audio
All Blacks v England: What's expected?
The All Blacks are set to play England on their home turf Twickenham this Sunday. The two teams haven't met since the All Blacks won at the same ground in 2014. Joining us now is our correspondent… Audio
New life for the Warriors, and Australian cricket culture
The Panel talks to freelance rugby writer, Jamie Wall, about what's changing at the Warriors after four wins from four games at the start of the season. The Panel also discusses the latest news in the… Audio
French flair on life support
Opinion - The only thing stopping the All Blacks from an easy victory is if they have another Chicago-like shocker of a performance.
Jamie Wall - Let's not change our rugby relationship with Ireland
Opinion - A mere fortnight ago, Ireland were the lovable losers. Not anymore. Now they're a threat.
Banged-up Wales knock off the old enemy
OPINION: Imagine throwing the party of the year, only to find yourself too excited by the occasion and falling asleep at 9pm.
All Blacks should cruise past Los Pumas in the Rugby World Cup
OPINION: The Rugby World Cup has been blown apart by Japan's victory over the Springboks. Now, writes Jamie Wall, it's time for the champs to get involved. Video
Japan's Brave Blossoms rock the Boks
OPINION: Japan 34, South Africa 32. For all you who thought you may have woken up in a strange parallel universe, yes this result did actually happen. Jamie Wall dissects the cup's first upset.
The Benchwarmer's Comment
OPINION: Rugby World Cup columnist Jamie Wall tells us what to expect from the big hitters, small fry and no-hopers, and why the All Blacks should pencil in London sightseeing stops.
The Benchwarmer's Comment
Rugby World Cup columnist Jamie Wall takes a look back at the journey of the Webb Ellis Cup and some of its more awkward moments.
The Benchwarmer's Comment
With the Rugby World Cup about to kick off our irreverent columnist Jamie Wall considers some of the highlights and lowlights of past World Cups. Video
