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NZ venues named for 2011 Rugby World Cup

12 Mar 2009

The match schedule for the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand has been announced in Auckland today (12.03.09) with 13 venues across the country chosen to host pool matches.

Giant rugby ball hosts 2011 Rugby World Cup draw

02 Dec 2008

The pool draw for the 2011 Rugby World Cup has been announced in a fitting venue – Tourism New Zealand’s giant inflatable rugby ball beside the Tower of London.

Giant Rugby Ball scores points in London

27 Nov 2008

New Zealand’s giant rugby ball has seen plenty of action at its new home beside London’s famous Tower Bridge earning warm praise from crowds who’ve braved cold temperatures to visit the Kiwi icon.

Rugby World Cup scores major sponsor

26 Sep 2008

Emirates has been named the official airline for the next Rugby World Cup to be held in New Zealand in 2011.

Rugby Ball kicks off in London in November

04 Jul 2008

New Zealand’s giant inflatable rugby ball which became a major tourist attraction at the Rugby World Cup in Paris last year, has scored a new position beside another famous landmark -this time at London’s Tower Bridge.

All Blacks gone - but New Zealand not forgotten

09 Oct 2007

While New Zealand’s national rugby team heads home - the hopes of a nation dashed - New Zealand’s presence in France is still very much being felt.

Hayley Westenra Opens Giant Ball In Paris

26 Sep 2007

New Zealand singing sensation Hayley Westenra will open the giant rugby ball venue that is being inflated alongside the Eiffel Tower in Paris on October 5 for the 2007 Rugby World Cup.

Hollie Smith to perform in Paris

20 Sep 2007

Hollie Smith is the latest artist announced to perform inside New Zealand's giant rugby ball under the Eiffel tower during the Rugby World Cup.

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