Gregor is New Zealand's best-read rugby commentator and analyst having been the voice of the Herald's rugby coverage since 2004. He's also written seven books about rugby and edited NZ Rugby World since 2007.
Los Pumas have earnt grudging respect from the New Zealand public but they do not put bums on seats and that is a concern
Scott Robertson has had a sticky start to life as All Blacks head coach but he must be given time to implement his coaching philos…
Since the iconic Aaron Smith retired, New Zealand have been in search for a No 9 with the influence of Antoine Dupont
For all the talk of the 'Bomb Squad' in South Africa, Scott Robertson will be quietly pleased with his depth up front as they buil…
For too long New Zealand have been unable to employ a plan B. To do that, some sacred All Black cows may need to be slaughtered.
England exposed numerous frailties in New Zealand ranks and highlighted the need for a few selection changes.
A relieved Scott Robertson came through the first Test and he knows his players need to step up to avoid a first Eden Park defeat …
New Zealand rugby has seen at first a trickle but now a steady flow of talent going offshore to hurt them where it counts
Feverish excitement preceded the announcement of the first All Blacks squad under the new coach but continuity was the order of th…
There is some hope England can pull off their first victory on New Zealand soil since 2003, but the canny All Blacks lie in wait
Injuries and retirements have decimated Scott Robertson's second-row options for his first Tests in charge.
Scott Robertson hopes to lure the likes of Richie Mo'unga and Shannon Frizell home to cope with a demanding schedule.
Domestic chaos could impact the All Blacks as the RPA threatens to form a new entity outside NZR's authority.
The brave, dependable New Zealand backrow will slip away from the Test arena at the end of the year after a stellar career
The durability and grunt of Jerome Kaino has proven difficult to replace at blindside for the All Blacks
New data shows that innovations introduced in 2022 are producing less 'dead time' and a faster product.
The coach's resume had red flags, yet the franchise seemed set on appointing a man with Cantabrian connections at any price.
New Zealand's new coach may have to take a leap of faith given there is 'no perfect choice' available to him.
Allowing stars to play elsewhere robs the competition of its biggest names and makes a mockery of NZR’s eligibility policy.
Damian McKenzie is in pole position to become the All Blacks' new playmaker if he can polish up his game-management and decision-m…
